Effective studying is essential for all students but without the relevant study skills it can be frustrating and disappointing. Open University study guides are renowned for their excellence in academic circles and are essential study toolkits for all students, whether new to study or more experienced.
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The Good Study Guide
Written by Andrew Northedge, Senior Lecturer at the Open University, this new edition of 'The Good Study Guide' is a valuable aid to lifelong learning. Both the experienced student and the new starter will benefit from the learning skills advice plus such newly covered topics as; researching online, taking full advantage of your computer and getting the most from seminars and workshops.
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The Arts Good Study Guide
This invaluable study guide is specifically
written for students studying the arts and humanities whether
beginners or more experienced.
It offers comprehensive guidance on key skills and helps students to learn how to present their thoughts with confidence, both in discussion with other people and in writing.
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The Sciences Good Study Guide
Unique to this study guide is the special Maths Help section
offering quick reference on essential mathematics techniques.
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The Manager's Good Study Guide
The new fully revised Manager's Good Study Guide is a handy reference manual for those interested in being better managers through either formal or informal study. A developmental psychologist and lecturer in management development at The Open University Business School, Sheila Tyler emphasises management learning and developing transferrable skills in addition to simply studying.
The Manager's Good Study Guide - preview (4.25 Mb)
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