Hi
Can I suggest that requests for the free resource are directed to:
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That way, the whole list does not receieve a copy of each and every email.
Regards
Peter
Charmaine 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
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