The Art of Study

It's a snall book with a lot of useful study tips. The essence of the system is to put ideas into groups that have an "organic unity". Then it's a matter of condensing the ideas and making them memorable. Memory aids include: creating mental images to illustrate important concepts; rewriting material in your own words; asking yourself questions about the material; writing your own thoughts about the subject. The book was written in the days when pen and paper were the default study tools, but it's easy to use *The Sorbonne Method* on a computer. The author, Edmond Bordeaux Szekely had a wide range of interests, so as well as showing readers **how** to study, he outlines seven departments of things worth studying, ranging from disease prevention to spirituality.

Year

1973

Language

English

Publisher

I B S Intl

Editions

1

Pages

33

ISBN

9780895640659

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