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Growth by Leaps and Bounds: Transform Your Thinking to Reshape Your Work and Life
"Thinking transformation" is a profound change in life caused by learning. This is what this book is about. We will see how those who "change" themselves through learning, and those who possess knowledge that previously seemed outdated or irrelevant, make our world evolve in incredibly creative and exciting ways.
23Reads8.3Score—Shelves
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How to Learn
"The Way of Learning" is a learning method manual that is truly oriented to the public, guides practice, and is scientifically credible. The advantages of this book mainly include the following aspects. Books in the field of learning methods are mainly divided into two categories. One type takes the academic route, mainly sorting out various theories in learning psychology. In these books, we can see the views of different schools and psychologists' discussions on the nature of learning. However
1Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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Learn How to Study
This book is a new work by Barbara Oakley, author of the best-selling book "The Way of Learning". It introduces an amazing and simple learning method that can help students master any subject. The "MOOC" of the same name is one of the most popular online courses in the world. This book and its popular online companion course of the same name, Learning How to Learn, have enabled more than 2 million learners of all ages around the world to master subjects they once struggled to master. Highlights
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How to Learn
"The Way of Learning" is a learning method manual that is truly oriented to the public, guides practice, and is scientifically credible. The advantages of this book mainly include the following aspects. Books in the field of learning methods are mainly divided into two categories. One type takes the academic route, mainly sorting out various theories in learning psychology. In these books, we can see the views of different schools and psychologists' discussions on the nature of learning. However
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves