As an instructor I have learned that selection of a textbook is half the battle
in teaching a course. A good text does much of the work of conveying
Information to students. This leaves class time free for discussion, and it
leaves students asking for more. When a book overwhelms students or
cools their interest, teaching becomes an uphill battle. For this reason, I
have worked hard to make this a readable, comprehensible, and interest-
Ing text. Since this is a highly student-oriented book, it is appropriate to let
student comments show the response to what I have tried to accomplish.
The following comments were made by students who used this book in
manuscript form at the University of Arizona:
I found .the book to be very humorous and interesting to read.
Most of all, the te~t was readable. By that, I mean that it held my interest. I
found myself actually reading ahead of scheduled assignments. I have even
caught my brother reading this text, without encouragement from me!
I found myself not only reading the assigned chapters, but also reading ahead.
This is one of the most interesting textbooks I have ever read.
So, this is a book students can read and will read. Will they learn from
It? Ironically, few psychology texts have made use of learning principles to
teach psychology. With the help of W. Royce Adams, a reading and study
skills specialist, the chapters of this book have been designed to maximize
reader participation and comprehension. Basically, each chapter is built
around the well-known SQ3R study-reading formula. The success of this
approach is indicated by student reactions:
The SQ3R set up, with questions and learning checks within the chapters, was
a great help. Up until I took this course, SQ3R was something I had been told
about but had never seen applied.
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