GREAT BIG BOOK OF PERSONAL PRODUCTIVITY(个人高效率手册)

Ron Fry's How to Study Program has already helped millions of studentsdevelop their basic skills and raise their grades and test scores. Now, thebasic skills material in the How to Study Program is collected in one bigvolume to help workers as well as students. .
Readers will learn how to: Become better readers...understanding more of what they read and more readily putting it into use both in school and on the job. Write better reports, letters, and memos...in less time. Remember important details more easily than ever before. Organize their work to juggle multiple tasks and projects more efficiently. ...

Ron Fry is the best-selling author of 101 Great Answers to the Toughest Interview Questions and the brand-new edition of Your First Interview, two of the more than 40 books he?s written. He is an acknowledged authority and frequent speaker and seminar leader on a wide variety of job-search topics at schools and associations nationwide.

Publisher Comments:

Readers will learn how to become better readers...understanding more of what they read and putting it into use on the job, remember important details more readily than ever before, and organize their work to juggle multiple tasks and projects more efficiently.

Synopsis:

More than 400 pages of useful information and advice. Readers will learn how to write better letters and memos, and organize their work to juggle multiple tasks and projects more efficiently.

Synopsis:

Helps you get more done in a day. Readers will learn how to write better letters and memos, and organize their work to juggle multiple tasks and projects more efficiently.

About the Author

Ron Fry is the best-selling author of 101 Great Answers to the Toughest Interview Questions and the brand-new edition of Your First Interview, two of the more than 40 books he?s written. He is an acknowledged authority and frequent speaker and seminar leader on a wide variety of job-search topics at schools and associations nationwide.

Book Dimension
Height (cm) 20.9 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Width (cm) 13.3

PREFACE
BOOK 1: GET ORGANIZEDIntroduction:Start at the beginning
Chapter 1: The need for organization
Chapter 2: Organize your life
Chapter 3: Organize your studying
Chapter 4: Organize your months, weeks, and days
Chapter 5: Dealing with life's daily traumas
Chapter 6: Get organized for class
Chapter 7: Organize your reading and writing
BOOK 2: IMPROVE YOUR READING
Chapter 1: Reading: The mother of all study skills
Chapter 2: Reading with purpose
Chapter 3: Finding the main idea
Chapter 4: Gathering the facts
Chapter 5: The challenge of technical texts
Chapter 6: Becoming a critical reader
Chapter 7: Reading the literature
Chapter 8: Focusing your mind
Chapter 9: Retaining the information
Chapter 10: Let's read up on ADD
Chapter 11: Build your own library
Chapter 12: Reading: A lifelong activity
BOOK 3: IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY
Chapter 1: Thank you, Zbigniew
Chapter 2: And now for a little quiz
Chapter 3: Roy G. Biv and friends
Chapter 4: One chapter to a better vocabulary
Chapter 5: Rembring how too spel gud
Chapter 6: Remembering numbers the mnemonic way
Chapter 7: Remembering names and faces
Chapter 8: Remembering a speech or oral report
Chapter 9: Test your progress
BOOK 4: IMPROVE YOUR WRITING
Introduction: The good news about writing papers
Chapter 1: Getting ready for action
Chapter 2: Developing your battle plan
Chapter 3: Research: The hunt for materials
Chapter 4: Creating a working bibliography
Chapter 5: Digging in: Researching in detail
Chapter 6: Organizing your research
Chapter 7: Writing your rough draft
Chapter 8: Documenting your sources
Chapter 9: Revising your masterpiece
Chapter 10: Compiling your final bibliography
Chapter 11: Applying the finishing touches
Chapter 12: Essay tests and oral reports
INDEX