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... efficient methods for studying a lesson for the first time , there are most efficient methods of review . Further- more , it has been found that the closeness of the review to the original time of study determines which method of review ...
... efficient methods for studying a lesson for the first time , there are most efficient methods of review . Further- more , it has been found that the closeness of the review to the original time of study determines which method of review ...
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... efficient time use , ( 3 ) to the setting up of better study conditions , and ( 4 ) to motivation . When this senior studies , one finds that he wants a quiet room , that he gets right to work , that a voice has to be raised to attract ...
... efficient time use , ( 3 ) to the setting up of better study conditions , and ( 4 ) to motivation . When this senior studies , one finds that he wants a quiet room , that he gets right to work , that a voice has to be raised to attract ...
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... efficient time use is a somewhat different proposition than many students believe it to be . A person is efficient not because of any superb display of will power used to force himself to keep on the job , but rather because he has ...
... efficient time use is a somewhat different proposition than many students believe it to be . A person is efficient not because of any superb display of will power used to force himself to keep on the job , but rather because he has ...
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HigherLevel Work Skills | 10 |
EFFECTIVE SKILL IN EXAMINATIONS | 43 |
SKILLS IN ATTACK AND CONCENTRATION | 55 |
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