Learning to learn

For those who want to learn effectively, this book offers the right learning method for their study material. Each learning technique is described in a way that allows for immediate application. Its effectiveness is explained against the backdrop of memory psychology and evaluated based on scientific studies. The book also includes tips for successful exam preparation, as well as strategies for dealing with the fear of failure and learning blockages. This 10th edition has been updated and includes a new chapter on learning in everyday life. The authors, Werner Metzig and Martin Schuster, are psychologists who worked as academic advisors and professors at the University of Cologne until their retirement. Reviews of the book state that Metzig and Schuster provide a comprehensive and current overview of the findings in learning and memory psychology, describe effective learning techniques, and demonstrate their practical relevance with everyday examples. Additionally, the well-written and easily readable book offers many useful tips on how to organize learning and overcome exam anxiety and learning blockages. Effective learning techniques are clearly explained with the help of everyday examples, and new information on learning motivation makes the book a genuine aid for students.