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Full Description
A New Way to Learn aims to myth-bust, disrupt, and transform outdated, never-stop, go-go-go ways of working.
If you ask a student, "how are you?", the response will likely be, "tired," "stressed," or "burnt out". Day after day, there are assignments to write, tests to study for, and presentations to prep, against a backdrop of relentless distractions. "Working harder," "maximizing efficiency," and hustle-and-grind culture hacks aren't leading learners towards more success.
This book gives readers an inviting, reassuring, and practical guide to studying differently, in ways that leave them much less exhausted, and much more excited, resourced about what they're learning. A New Way to Learn increases learners' capacity to learn by revealing how to do it, and do it well.
Part I of the book looks at students' relationship with time. No more shaming language of, "you just have to learn how to prioritise!". The chapters in this section provide different ways to see and do time management, including challenging how this is usually conceived and presented. Part II is about new ways of studying. Most students were never taught to study, most teachers were never taught to study or to teach how to study, and most parents weren't taught either. This section unlocks the strategies which will make a difference. Part III focuses on being productive: the focus will be upon the difficult tasks of beginning, moving through, and accomplishing hard work. A student's life is dominated by reading (lots of it) and writing (even more of it). Part IV looks at new ways to accomplish reading and writing. The final part of the book gives an honest, innovative take on goal-setting. It will help readers to name their aims, show how to move towards their intentions, and shed light on how to tap into purpose.
Contents
Introduction
Section One: A New Way to Prioritise
Chapter 1: How to manage your time (when there's too much to do)
Chapter 2: How to align your time (when there doesn't seem like enough)
Chapter 3: How to cultivate your time (when to-dos overwhelm)
Chapter 4: How to heal time anxiety (when minutes feel scarce)
Section Two: A New Way to Study
Chapter 5: How to remember what you learn (so you don't waste your time)
Chapter 6: What gets in the way (so you can remove those distractions)
Chapter 7: How to work with others (so you can smoothly engage in group work and collaborative projects)
Chapter 8: What goes into a top grade (so you can raise that average)
Chapter 9: What exams are really for (so it doesn't feel pointless)
Section Three: A New Way To Be Productive
Chapter 10: How to Start (When You Don't Want To)
Chapter 11: How to feel motivated (when you aren't feeling it...at all)
Chapter 12: How to Focus (When It Feels Impossible)
Chapter 13: How to do work (when it all seems so hard)
Chapter 14: How to Work with Challenging Texts (So You Don't Give Up Reading)
Chapter 15: How to Think Critically (So You Know How to Reflect, Analyse, and Read Between the Lines)
Chapter 16: What to Do with Citing (So You Don't Plagiarise)
Chapter 17: What to Do with a Hard Essay (to Get it Handed in...Well-Crafted...and On Time
Section Four: A New Way to Reach Your Goals
Chapter 18: How to Name Your Aims (When You're Full of Ambitions)
Chapter 19: How to Move Towards Your Intentions (When Your Life is Full of Other Obligations)
Chapter 20: How to Remove Obstacles (When You Want to Accomplish Something)
Chapter 21: How to Tap Into Purpose (When You're Bored, Lose Momentum, or Get Sidetracked)
