Features an abundance of exercises and examples to help students develop effective college study skills through active learning. Noted for its interactive text/workbook format and student-friendly style, the popular Write to Learn exercise format helps monitor students' comprehension of each chapter.
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Debbie Longman is currently an associate professor at Southeast Louisiana State University. She received her PH.D from Louisiana State University and has been teaches college reading and developmental education courses for 20 years. Debbie (with co-author Rhonda Atkinson) has published dozens of textbooks and is active in NADE (the National Association for Developmental Education). Her professional interests range from incorporating critical thinking into development education to identifying individual learning styles for students with different reading skills.
"Overall, I would rate this text as very good, and would encourage colleagues to consider it for possible adoption." "The writing style is crisp and not pedantic nor preachy."
"The short, simple sentences, clear examples and vocabulary level are appropriate for our students. The many charts, graphs and illustrations also help.... The tone is respectful and personal."
"I think the online activities are wonderful! Students need to get familiar with the computer."
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