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Here are references for the topic of Time Management in the
Learning Library:
- Brown, Thomas (1970). Study, where, when, why.
Newfoundland: Harper-Row Publishers.
- Buzan, Tony (1974). Use your head.London: BBC
Publications.
- Ellis, David (1991). Becoming a master student.
Rapid City, S.D.: College Survival, Inc.
- Farrar, Ronald T. (1984). College 101. Princeton,
New Jersey: Peterson's Guides, Inc., chapter 2.
- Fleet, Joan and Reaume, Denise (1994). Power over
time. Canada: Harcourt and Brace and Company.
- Gibbs, K (1993). University degrees and learning with
ease. Ontario: chapter 5.
- Maiurana, Victor (1980). How to learn and study in
college. New Jersey: Prentice Hall., chapter 3 and 4.
- McGee-Cooper, Ann and Trammell, Duane (1994). Time
management for unmanageable people. New York: Bantan Books.
- New York Personnel and Guidance Association (1968) Tips
to improve personal study skills. New York: Delnar
Publishers.
- Pauk, Walter (1989). How to study in college,
Boston: Houghton Miffin, Company.
- Rowntree, Derek (1970). Learn how to study. London:
Hazell, Watson and Viney Ltd.
- Semones, James K. (1991). Effective study skills.
Orlando, Fla.: Holt Rinehart and Winston, Inc.
- Sotiriou, Peter (1989). Integrating college study
skills. U.S.: Wadsworth Inc.
- University of Victoria (1993). Strategies for
studying. Division of University Extension.
- Walter, Timothy, L. and Siebert, A.L. (1993). Student
success. Orlando, Fla.: Holt Rinehart and Winston, Inc.
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