"Directing Study" by Harry Lloyd Miller offers a comprehensive guide to effective study methods and classroom instruction. Aimed at educators and students alike, this volume delves into the principles of directing study to enhance learning outcomes. Miller emphasizes the importance of active learning strategies and provides practical techniques for fostering critical thinking and engagement in the classroom.
This book explores various aspects of study, including planning, organization, and effective learning techniques. It serves as a valuable resource for teachers seeking to improve their instructional methods and for students striving to optimize their study habits. Miller's insights provide a timeless approach to education that remains relevant for contemporary learners and educators.
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