Unlock the secrets to effective learning with F. M. McMurry's "How To Study and Teaching How To Study." This insightful volume delves into the core principles of study skills and explores effective teaching methods designed to cultivate successful learning strategies. Drawing from cognitive and educational psychology, McMurry presents a timeless approach to mastering information and developing strong academic habits.
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