01-27-2013, 09:14 PM
I'm thinking I need to have a "study skills" short course for my daughter before we begin working on clep#1, has anyone gone through a good course or know of one that might be helpful? Thanks again!
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01-27-2013, 09:21 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-27-2013, 09:24 PM by Lady Grace of Pemberley.)
CollegePlus, the organization that has helped me as I earn my degree, offers two study skills courses that both current students and non-CP students can purchase. Both courses work very well with the "CLEP" learning model, particularly "Dynamic Memory and Study Skills."
Dynamic Memory and Study Skills: Dynamic Memory and Study Skills - CollegePlus! Store Maximum Speed Reading: Maximum Speed Reading - CollegePlus! Store CLEPs:
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I remember looking through a few of the books in the "How to Study" series by Ron Fry. Some of the topics and tips were interesting. Here is a link to one of the books:
How to Study: Ron Fry: 9781435459687: Amazon.com: Books Some of the older editions (note pre-internet studying) are available at PaperbackSwap.com: Search results for Ron Fry Books (showing 1-10 of 121 books) I'm looking forward to learning more about some other suggestions, too.
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