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Psychology of Education, Learning, Test & Study Skills - General & Miscellaneous, Study Skills, Information Storage and Retrieval, Success, Motivation & Self-Esteem
Mastering the Information Age: A Course in Working Smarter, Thinking Better, and Learning Faster by Michael J. McCarthy β€” book cover

Mastering the Information Age: A Course in Working Smarter, Thinking Better, and Learning Faster

by Michael J. McCarthy
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Joining the recent spate of books on brain fitness is one for coping with the information explosion. The author is a business consultant and trainer. His unique approach synthesizes current research on the brain and learning with techniques of positive thinking, relaxation, time management, and memory enhancement. Exercises guide the student through a program designed to accelerate learning and enhance professional performance. McCarthy stresses ``active reading,'' which can dramatically increase the speed at which one absorbs printed matter. An apparent unflagging demand for mental improvement guides should make this well-organized, clearly written book a popular addition to public libraries.-- Laurie Bartolini, Lincoln Lib., Springfield, Ill.

Book Details

Published
November 1, 1990
Publisher
J P Tarcher
Pages
240
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780874775372

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