What Are the Best Tips for Improving Academic Skills?

Stella Cottrell's "The Art of Teaching: How to Teach Academic Skills" is like a bombshell, reigniting our passion for discussing learning methods and skills.
Throughout the book, the book "The Art of Teaching", from problem design to specific practice arrangements, is meticulous and thoughtful, which has nothing to do with Stella Cottrell's delicate and unique female perspective.
As an educator, Stella Cottrell has been thinking about how to improve her attitude, methods and skills to help students improve their studies. This is in contrast to the traditional unilateral requirement that students improve their learning methods and skills to adapt to the teacher's teaching. with large differences. This new concept is reflected in the book "The Art of Teaching: How to Teach Academic Skills".
After reading it, some readers said, "If I can see this book 10 years ago, my life may not be what it is now." I think this reader may find that he encountered difficulties in the course of reading. shadow.
I believe that a good book has an impact on people like a beacon in the dark. When there is no way to follow, people dimly identify the depth of the road under the light by the light, step by step, knowing that the road of life is coming. The wider. Today, lifelong education is beyond doubt. Good books are not afraid of being late. I hope that "The Art of Teaching: How to Teach Academic Skills" can help more teachers improve their teaching skills and hope that more students can find problems that trouble them. Breach.

The art of teaching: how to teach academic skills

1. Include academic skills in the curriculum 2. Know the learners 3. Supportive learning environment 4. Introductory guidance and identify learning needs 5. Incorporate academic skills into the teaching process 6. Writing: Imminent issues 7. Academic skills courses 8 Individual tutoring students 9. Assisting students in teaching: self-reflection teachers 10. Introductory guidance: understanding higher education 11. Learning management: learning attitudes and learning methods 12. Learning management: finding skills and prioritizing goals 13. Group work 14. Organization and management of academic work 15. Cultivation of thinking and skills 16. Effective use of class time 17. Literature reading 18. Writing skills (1)
19. Writing Skills (2)
20. Writing Skills (3)
21. Critical and analytical thinking 22. Seminars and oral presentations 23. Memory 24. Review and examination 25. Integration