The Study Skills Handbook (Simplified Chinese Language Edition)
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Are you a Chinese-speaking student starting a course at an English-speaking college or university? Then The Study Skills Handbook is your passport to success! Available for the first time in simplified Chinese, this international bestseller helps you to develop the skills you need to prepare for higher level study, obtain a good degree, build your confidence and plan for your future career.
Written by Stella Cottrell, the UK's leading study skills expert, the book allows you to find your unique formula for success. You will learn how to:
- Identify your learning style and choose methods that work best for you
- Develop core study skills in academic writing, critical thinking, exam revision, time management, group work and more
- Make learning easier and faster
- Improve your performance and get better grades
Featuring lots of practical, no-nonsense advice, The Study Skills Handbook is your essential companion for succeeding at a western institution.
Available for the first time in simplified Chinese, The Study Skills Handbook helps you to develop the skills you need for higher level study, to obtain a good degree and plan for your future career. An international bestseller, the book is ideal for Chinese-speaking students embarking on a course at an English-speaking institution.
Written by Stella Cottrell, the leader in the field with over 3/4 million book sales to date
Bestselling the Handbook has topped the academic bestseller lists for many years, testament to its practical, nononsense advice
Now available in simplified Chinese for the growing number of Chinese students embarking on a course at an Englishspeaking college or university
All encompassing takes the student from preparing for university right through to career planning
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Stella Cottrell
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