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Many students achieve a great deal of success in high school by relying primarily on their natural abilities. As a result, they may not have found it necessary to develop their study skills to any significant extent. However, when students make the transition to a more competitive academic environment in higher education, they often discover that their study skills are less than adequate. Fortunately, this problem is relatively easy to address. There are many proven techniques and strategies which, when applied properly, can help students become much more efficient learners. To acquire these skills, students need only the desire to do so and the willingness to invest a certain amount of their time in the process. The following suggested resources will better acquaint students with the range of skills they will need to manage their time more effectively, get more out of their reading assignments, take better notes, improve their memories, master essay and objective examinations, and become more active learners. Ultimately, these skills will play a large part in determining the extent to which students achieve their educational and career goals. It's also important to recognize that learning has no limits and, by improving their abilities to acquire knowledge, all students can benefit. Highly Recommended Resources on the Internet
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