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I would also love to have a free copy of this. You are welcome to pass my details to the publisher. Cheers Louise Lotz (Complementary Therapist, Borough Councillor, Assistive Technologist) 8 Fordwich Road Welwyn Garden City Hertfordshire AL8 6EY Tel 01707 394 806 On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 10:28 AM, Charmaine <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > *Re Study Skills for Anatomy & Physiology* > Hi everybody: we have often discussed different ways of supporting students > with study difficulties on mainstream courses, such as Anatomy & Physiology. > I have been working on embedding study skills into subject areas for quite > some time, as some of you know. I wanted to let you know about a resource > called 'Great Ways to Learn Anatomy & Physiology' which is now being > published. This book is designed for students who are struggling to learn > A&P, because they have specific study, memory, mathematical or > dyslexic/dyspraxic-type difficulties. As such, it is different from any > other Anatomy & Physiology textbook currently available. It doesn't replace > standard or favourite textbooks: it is a toolkit to help you learn or teach > from textbooks more easily. Each section introduces and illustrates one of > the top 10 strategies for making A&P easier to learn. The language used is > straightforward. It is highly illustrated in colour to support understanding > and reinforce memory. Complicated processes are made simpler and brought to > life as imaginative diagrams and storylines. Many memory techniques, > stress-busters and time-saving devices are also suggested. I can put names > down to get some free copies for people who might be really interested. You > may also be interested in writing a review when it comes out. Let me know > asap. Best wishes to all. Charmaine >