REDUCING WASTE IN THE WORK OF STUDENTS.

The article presents the author's experience regarding assembling and shaping of materials for the course entited "Methods of Study." The course includes considerations that help beginners to pursue their work with full potential. One of the main problems that the author confronted while compiling t...

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Published in:Education Vol. 54; no. 8; pp. 495 - 498
Main Author: Pearson, Peter Henry
Format: Article
Published: Project Innovation Austin LLC Apr1934
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