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Table Of Contents:
Introduction 1(6)
This book is worthless 1(3)
Get the most out of this book 4(3)
Chapter 1 First Step 7(32)
First Step: Truth is a key to mastery 7(1)
If you skipped the Introduction 8(2)
The Discovery and Intention Journal Entry System 10(2)
Seven Discovery and Intention Statement guidelines 12(6)
The value of higher education 18(2)
Education's worth it... and you can pay for it 20(2)
Ways to change a habit 22(2)
Power Process #1: Ideas are tools 24(2)
Learning styles--Discovering how you learn 26(3)
Resources on learning styles 29(1)
The master student 30(2)
Maslow's qualities of a self-actualizing person 32(2)
Master Student: Benjamin Franklin 34(1)
Quiz 35(2)
Learning Styles Application 37(1)
Bibliography 37(2)
Chapter 2 Time 39(44)
You've got the time 39(7)
Twenty-five ways to get the most out of now 46(4)
Keep going? 50(1)
Extracurricular activities--Reap the benefits 51(3)
Time management for right-brained people 54(2)
Planning sets you free 56(2)
Strategies for scheduling 58(2)
Strategies for long-term planning 60(2)
Gearing up: Using a long-term planner 62(3)
The seven-day antiprocrastination plan 65(1)
Motivation or "I'm just not in the mood" 66(2)
Save time with your computer 68(2)
Studying with children underfoot 70(2)
The ABC daily to-do's (or working your A's off) 72(2)
Power Process #2: Be here now 74(2)
Time is money... and money is time 76(2)
Master Student: Malcolm X 78(1)
Quiz 79(2)
Learning Styles Application 81(1)
Bibliography 81(2)
Chapter 3 Memory 83(20)
You never forget 83(1)
The memory jungle 84(2)
Twenty memory techniques 86(5)
Give your "secret brain" a chance 91(1)
Notable failures 91(1)
Set a trap for your memory 92(1)
Remembering names 93(1)
Mnemonic devices 94(2)
Power Process #3: Love your problems 96(2)
Master Student: Helen Keller 98(1)
Quiz 99(2)
Learning Styles Application 101(1)
Bibliography 101(2)
Chapter 4 Reading 103(20)
Muscle Reading 103(1)
How Muscle Reading works 104(2)
The Universal Law of Reading 106(5)
Reading fast 111(1)
When reading is tough 112(1)
Read with a dictionary in your lap 113(1)
English as a second language 114(1)
We live like royalty 115(1)
Power Process #4: Notice your pictures and let them go 116(2)
Master Student: Barbara Jordan 118(1)
Quiz 119(2)
Learning Styles Application 121(1)
Bibliography 121(2)
Chapter 5 Notes 123(24)
The note-taking process flows 123(1)
Observe 124(3)
Record 127(5)
Review 132(3)
Improving your handwriting 135(1)
Power Process #5: I create it all 136(3)
When instructors talk fast 139(1)
Taking notes on reading 140(1)
Get to the bones of your book with concept maps 141(1)
Master Student: Rudolfo Anaya 142(1)
Quiz 143(2)
Learning Styles Application 145(1)
Bibliography 145(2)
Chapter 6 Tests 147(32)
Disarm tests 147(1)
What to do before the test 148(3)
What to do during the test 151(1)
F is for feedback, not failure 152(1)
Words to watch for in essay questions 153(1)
Have some fun! 153(1)
Ways to predict test questions 154(3)
Notable Failures: Part Two 157(1)
Let go of test anxiety 158(4)
Overcoming math and science anxiety 162(4)
Special techniques for math and science tests 166(1)
How to cram (even though you shouldn't) 167(1)
Eight reasons to celebrate mistakes 168(2)
Power Process #6: Detach 170(2)
Cooperative learning--Study with people 172(2)
Master Student: Fred Smith 174(1)
Quiz 175(2)
Learning Styles Application 177(1)
Bibliography 177(2)
Chapter 7 Diversity 179(23)
Diversity is a fact--and a value 179(1)
Diversity is a reality 180(2)
Communicating across cultures 182(4)
Adapting to the culture of higher education 186(1)
Learn the language of higher education 187(1)
The art of reentry--Going back to school as an older student 188(2)
Stay tuned to these networks 190(2)
Dealing with sexism and sexual harassment 192(2)
Students with disabilities--Ask for what you want 194(2)
Power Process #7: Choose your conversations and your community 196(2)
Master Student: Charlayne Hunter-Gault 198(1)
Quiz 199(2)
Learning Styles Application 201(1)
Bibliography 201(2)
Chapter 8 Thinking 203(30)
Critical thinking: A survival skill 203(2)
Finding "Aha!"
Creativity fuels critical thinking 205(1)
Tangram 205(1)
Techniques for creative thinking 206(4)
Qualities of a critical thinker 210(1)
Core skills for critical thinkers 211(1)
Becoming a critical thinker 212(3)
Create on your feet 215(1)
Uncovering assumptions 216(2)
Computer software that can help you think 218(1)
Ways to fool yourself--Six common mistakes in logic 219(1)
Gaining skill at decision making 220(1)
Warning: Advertising can be dangerous to your health 221(1)
Power Process #8: Find a bigger problem... or a smaller one 222(2)
Solving problems--Try the four P's 224(2)
Solving math and science problems 226(2)
Master Student: Margaret Mead 228(1)
Quiz 229(2)
Learning Styles Application 231(1)
Bibliography 231(1)
Chapter 9 Writing 233(26)
Writing well pays 233(1)
Phase 1: Creating something from nothing--Getting ready to write 234(3)
Phase 2: Getting down to it--Writing the first draft 237(2)
Phase 3: Polishing your creation--Revising your draft 239(1)
Misplaced modifier poses threat of suffocation 240(2)
Seven steps to nonsexist writing 242(1)
Giving credit where credit is due--Avoiding the high cost of plagiarism 243(1)
Supercharge your computer with the Internet 244(2)
Library: The buried treasure 246(3)
Writing and delivering speeches 249(3)
Power Process #9: Be a fool 252(2)
Master Student: William Nolen 254(1)
Quiz 255(2)
Learning Styles Application 257(1)
Bibliography 257(2)
Chapter 10 Relationships 259(30)
The communication loop 259(2)
The communication loop--Listening 261(2)
The communication loop--Sending 263(1)
Five ways to say "I" 264(2)
The fine art of conflict resolution 266(3)
Conflict resolution in a nutshell 269(2)
Emotional pain is not a sickness 271(1)
You deserve compliments 271(1)
Relationships can work 272(1)
Relationships change 273(1)
Create your instructor 274(2)
Power Process #10: Employ your word 276(3)
Seven steps to effective complaints 279(1)
Criticism really can be constructive 279(1)
We are all leaders 280(2)
Leaders on leadership 282(2)
Master Student: Golda Meir 284(1)
Quiz 285(2)
Learning Styles Application 287(1)
Bibliography 287(2)
Chapter 11 Health 289(24)
Take care of your machine 289(2)
Your machine: Fuel it 290(1)
Your machine: Move it 291(1)
Your machine: Rest it 292(2)
Your machine: Observe it 294(1)
Your machine: Protect it 295(4)
The experts recommend seven dietary guidelines 299(2)
Crazed glazed donut runs amok 301(1)
Power Process #11: Surrender 302(2)
Some facts 304(1)
Alcohol, tobacco, and drugs: The truth 304(2)
Seeing the full scope of addiction 306(1)
Where to turn for more information on recovery 307(1)
Master Student: May Lemke 308(1)
Quiz 309(2)
Learning Styles Application 311(1)
Bibliography 311(2)
Chapter 12 What Next? 313(31)
Now that you're done--Begin 313(1)
Use the following suggestions to continue 314(2)
Attitudes, affirmations and visualizations 316(1)
Attitude replacements 317(2)
Some places your computer can visit 319(1)
Taking notes on your journey--The art of journal writing 320(2)
"But I don't know what I want to do"--Choosing a major 322(1)
Majors for the taking 323(1)
Changing schools 324(2)
Contributing: The art of selfishness 326(5)
Career planning--Begin now 331(5)
Learning the language of computers 336(2)
Power Process #12: Be it 338(2)
Master Student: Raul Julia 340(1)
Quiz 341(2)
Learning Styles Application 343(1)
Bibliography 343(1)
Index 344
Introduction 1(6)
This book is worthless 1(3)
Get the most out of this book 4(3)
Chapter 1 First Step 7(32)
First Step: Truth is a key to mastery 7(1)
If you skipped the Introduction 8(2)
The Discovery and Intention Journal Entry System 10(2)
Seven Discovery and Intention Statement guidelines 12(6)
The value of higher education 18(2)
Education's worth it... and you can pay for it 20(2)
Ways to change a habit 22(2)
Power Process #1: Ideas are tools 24(2)
Learning styles--Discovering how you learn 26(3)
Resources on learning styles 29(1)
The master student 30(2)
Maslow's qualities of a self-actualizing person 32(2)
Master Student: Benjamin Franklin 34(1)
Quiz 35(2)
Learning Styles Application 37(1)
Bibliography 37(2)
Chapter 2 Time 39(44)
You've got the time 39(7)
Twenty-five ways to get the most out of now 46(4)
Keep going? 50(1)
Extracurricular activities--Reap the benefits 51(3)
Time management for right-brained people 54(2)
Planning sets you free 56(2)
Strategies for scheduling 58(2)
Strategies for long-term planning 60(2)
Gearing up: Using a long-term planner 62(3)
The seven-day antiprocrastination plan 65(1)
Motivation or "I'm just not in the mood" 66(2)
Save time with your computer 68(2)
Studying with children underfoot 70(2)
The ABC daily to-do's (or working your A's off) 72(2)
Power Process #2: Be here now 74(2)
Time is money... and money is time 76(2)
Master Student: Malcolm X 78(1)
Quiz 79(2)
Learning Styles Application 81(1)
Bibliography 81(2)
Chapter 3 Memory 83(20)
You never forget 83(1)
The memory jungle 84(2)
Twenty memory techniques 86(5)
Give your "secret brain" a chance 91(1)
Notable failures 91(1)
Set a trap for your memory 92(1)
Remembering names 93(1)
Mnemonic devices 94(2)
Power Process #3: Love your problems 96(2)
Master Student: Helen Keller 98(1)
Quiz 99(2)
Learning Styles Application 101(1)
Bibliography 101(2)
Chapter 4 Reading 103(20)
Muscle Reading 103(1)
How Muscle Reading works 104(2)
The Universal Law of Reading 106(5)
Reading fast 111(1)
When reading is tough 112(1)
Read with a dictionary in your lap 113(1)
English as a second language 114(1)
We live like royalty 115(1)
Power Process #4: Notice your pictures and let them go 116(2)
Master Student: Barbara Jordan 118(1)
Quiz 119(2)
Learning Styles Application 121(1)
Bibliography 121(2)
Chapter 5 Notes 123(24)
The note-taking process flows 123(1)
Observe 124(3)
Record 127(5)
Review 132(3)
Improving your handwriting 135(1)
Power Process #5: I create it all 136(3)
When instructors talk fast 139(1)
Taking notes on reading 140(1)
Get to the bones of your book with concept maps 141(1)
Master Student: Rudolfo Anaya 142(1)
Quiz 143(2)
Learning Styles Application 145(1)
Bibliography 145(2)
Chapter 6 Tests 147(32)
Disarm tests 147(1)
What to do before the test 148(3)
What to do during the test 151(1)
F is for feedback, not failure 152(1)
Words to watch for in essay questions 153(1)
Have some fun! 153(1)
Ways to predict test questions 154(3)
Notable Failures: Part Two 157(1)
Let go of test anxiety 158(4)
Overcoming math and science anxiety 162(4)
Special techniques for math and science tests 166(1)
How to cram (even though you shouldn't) 167(1)
Eight reasons to celebrate mistakes 168(2)
Power Process #6: Detach 170(2)
Cooperative learning--Study with people 172(2)
Master Student: Fred Smith 174(1)
Quiz 175(2)
Learning Styles Application 177(1)
Bibliography 177(2)
Chapter 7 Diversity 179(23)
Diversity is a fact--and a value 179(1)
Diversity is a reality 180(2)
Communicating across cultures 182(4)
Adapting to the culture of higher education 186(1)
Learn the language of higher education 187(1)
The art of reentry--Going back to school as an older student 188(2)
Stay tuned to these networks 190(2)
Dealing with sexism and sexual harassment 192(2)
Students with disabilities--Ask for what you want 194(2)
Power Process #7: Choose your conversations and your community 196(2)
Master Student: Charlayne Hunter-Gault 198(1)
Quiz 199(2)
Learning Styles Application 201(1)
Bibliography 201(2)
Chapter 8 Thinking 203(30)
Critical thinking: A survival skill 203(2)
Finding "Aha!"
Creativity fuels critical thinking 205(1)
Tangram 205(1)
Techniques for creative thinking 206(4)
Qualities of a critical thinker 210(1)
Core skills for critical thinkers 211(1)
Becoming a critical thinker 212(3)
Create on your feet 215(1)
Uncovering assumptions 216(2)
Computer software that can help you think 218(1)
Ways to fool yourself--Six common mistakes in logic 219(1)
Gaining skill at decision making 220(1)
Warning: Advertising can be dangerous to your health 221(1)
Power Process #8: Find a bigger problem... or a smaller one 222(2)
Solving problems--Try the four P's 224(2)
Solving math and science problems 226(2)
Master Student: Margaret Mead 228(1)
Quiz 229(2)
Learning Styles Application 231(1)
Bibliography 231(1)
Chapter 9 Writing 233(26)
Writing well pays 233(1)
Phase 1: Creating something from nothing--Getting ready to write 234(3)
Phase 2: Getting down to it--Writing the first draft 237(2)
Phase 3: Polishing your creation--Revising your draft 239(1)
Misplaced modifier poses threat of suffocation 240(2)
Seven steps to nonsexist writing 242(1)
Giving credit where credit is due--Avoiding the high cost of plagiarism 243(1)
Supercharge your computer with the Internet 244(2)
Library: The buried treasure 246(3)
Writing and delivering speeches 249(3)
Power Process #9: Be a fool 252(2)
Master Student: William Nolen 254(1)
Quiz 255(2)
Learning Styles Application 257(1)
Bibliography 257(2)
Chapter 10 Relationships 259(30)
The communication loop 259(2)
The communication loop--Listening 261(2)
The communication loop--Sending 263(1)
Five ways to say "I" 264(2)
The fine art of conflict resolution 266(3)
Conflict resolution in a nutshell 269(2)
Emotional pain is not a sickness 271(1)
You deserve compliments 271(1)
Relationships can work 272(1)
Relationships change 273(1)
Create your instructor 274(2)
Power Process #10: Employ your word 276(3)
Seven steps to effective complaints 279(1)
Criticism really can be constructive 279(1)
We are all leaders 280(2)
Leaders on leadership 282(2)
Master Student: Golda Meir 284(1)
Quiz 285(2)
Learning Styles Application 287(1)
Bibliography 287(2)
Chapter 11 Health 289(24)
Take care of your machine 289(2)
Your machine: Fuel it 290(1)
Your machine: Move it 291(1)
Your machine: Rest it 292(2)
Your machine: Observe it 294(1)
Your machine: Protect it 295(4)
The experts recommend seven dietary guidelines 299(2)
Crazed glazed donut runs amok 301(1)
Power Process #11: Surrender 302(2)
Some facts 304(1)
Alcohol, tobacco, and drugs: The truth 304(2)
Seeing the full scope of addiction 306(1)
Where to turn for more information on recovery 307(1)
Master Student: May Lemke 308(1)
Quiz 309(2)
Learning Styles Application 311(1)
Bibliography 311(2)
Chapter 12 What Next? 313(31)
Now that you're done--Begin 313(1)
Use the following suggestions to continue 314(2)
Attitudes, affirmations and visualizations 316(1)
Attitude replacements 317(2)
Some places your computer can visit 319(1)
Taking notes on your journey--The art of journal writing 320(2)
"But I don't know what I want to do"--Choosing a major 322(1)
Majors for the taking 323(1)
Changing schools 324(2)
Contributing: The art of selfishness 326(5)
Career planning--Begin now 331(5)
Learning the language of computers 336(2)
Power Process #12: Be it 338(2)
Master Student: Raul Julia 340(1)
Quiz 341(2)
Learning Styles Application 343(1)
Bibliography 343(1)
Index 344
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