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©2026
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xiii, 253 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
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Includes index
Introduction -- Part 1: Getting started studying: just the basics -- Chapter 1: Developing study skills and why studying is essential -- Chapter 2: Finding your learning preferences -- Chapter 3: Exploring neurodiversity and studying -- Chapter 4: Understanding your body's clock -- Chapter 5: Finding the best study environment -- Part 2: Focusing on studying -- Chapter 6: Setting a study schedule -- Chapter 7: Breaking down assignments to avoid procrastination -- Chapter 8: Preparing to study -- Part 3: Studying in action -- Chapter 9: Brainstorming and finding topic inspiration -- Chapter 10: Discovering basic study strategies based on learning preferences -- Chapter 11: Exploring more study strategies --
Studying For Dummies explains exactly how to get the most out of your classes by applying easy-to-use techniques for in-class and at-home studying. This book demonstrates how to move beyond one-size-fits-all study clichés and shows you the strategies used by the most successful students. You'll learn how to identify your learning preferences and personality, your personal strengths, and the study preferences that keep you engaged and interested. You'll also discover how to set schedules, break down assignments into manageable pieces, and use the tools that are proven to help in real-world situations
Chapter 12: Reading and notetaking strategies -- Chapter 13: Diving into neurodiverse strategies -- Part 4: Sharpening your study skills -- Chapter 14: Using technology effectively -- Chapter 15: Writing papers confidently -- Chapter 16: Conquering testing -- Chapter 17: Mastering professional and vocational exams -- Part 5: The part of tens -- Chapter 18: Ten way [sic] to de-stress when studying -- Chapter 19: Ten common mistakes and how to avoid 'em -- Chapter 20: Ten tips to handle a tight deadline -- Index