Books on Resource/Reference Techniques in the Learning Library

Here are references for the topic of Resource/Reference Techniques in the Learning Library:

• Barrass, Robert (1982). Students must write. New York: Methuen and Co.
• Dawe, Alan, Watson, Wendy and Harrison, David (1984). Assessing english skills: Writing. British Columbia: Ministry of Education, chapter 2.
• Ellis, David (1991). Becoming a master student. Rapid City, New Jersey: College survival, Inc., chapter 4.
• Kesselman-Turkel, Judi and Peterson, Franklynn (1982). Research shortcuts. Chicago: Contemporary Books, chapter 3.
• New York State Personnel and Guidance Association (1968). Tips to improve personal study skills. New York: Delnar Publishers., chapter 7.
• Robertson, Hugh (1991) The research essay. Ottawa: Piperhill Publicatons.
• Semones, James K. (1991). Effective study skills. Orlando, Fla.: Holt, Rinehart and Winston Inc., chapter 8.
• Smith, Samuel, Shores, Louis and Brittain, Robert (1955). Best methods of study. New York: Barnes and Noble, Inc., chapter 8.