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Study Guides index of guidesLearning,
learning with others and
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Knowledge is of two kinds.
We know a subject ourselves,
or we know where we can find
information on it.
Samuel Johnson
English author, 1709 - 1784

Learning
Learning to learn: Text, Exercise | Suceeding in continuing education | Visual learner |
Learning as a student-athlete or student-performer | Learning as an adult | Learning with ADHD |
Action learning | Active learning |Problem based learning | Language learning strategies

Learning with others
Collaborative/cooperative learning | Studying in groups: Text, Blank form | Active Listening |
Conflict resolution:
Text, Case study | Peer mediation | Tutoring guidelines |
Using feedback: Working with tutors, Classroom exercise

Online learning/ communicating
Online learning: Preparation for, Graphic overview | Webtruth, evaluating website content |
Netiquette E-guides on social interaction | Developing your website | Basics of webdesign and accessbility |
Making your website popular | Web design bibliography
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Time management & problem solving | Learning, learning with others, and online learning |
Thinking, studying and classroom participation | Reading and research |
Project management, test preparation and taking | Writing basics and types; Vocabulary and spelling |
Digital resources; math; science & technology |
Learner-centric games and exercises



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