How To Study Books & Articles

Burns, P. (2006). Success in College: From C's in High School to A's in College. Rowman & Littlefield Education

Carter, C. (2004). Study Skills for High School Students Lifebound, LLC

Christ, F. L. (1967). What Study Skills Do Secondary Students Need? in R. Malony (Ed.). Reading in California: Issues and Emerging Practices. Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference of the California Reading Association. Pp. 105-109

College Readiness Brochure (English, Hmong, Spanish, and Somali). The Minnesota Association for Developmental Education

“High School Preparation Is the Best Predictor of College Graduation.” American Educator, Spring 2004

Indiana State University: How College Differs from High School

Kirst, M. W. The Senior Slump: Making the Most of High School Preparation. National Crosstalk, Fall 2000

Level I: Student Text: hm Learning & Study Skills Program. Rowman & Littlefield Education (Grades 5-7

Marrs, B. (2001). Learning & Using Study Skills. New York : Phoenix Learning Resources, LLC

Massachusetts Board of Education Website: ReadySetGotoCollege.com

Moore, R. Do High School Behaviors Set Up Developmental Education Students for Failure? The Learning Assistance Review, Volume 11, No.2 Fall 2006. Pp. 19-32

Moritz, R. (2006).Frosh Ill Prepared for College. Times Record, Ft. Smith, AR.

Success in College: From Cs in High School to A's in College (Rowman & Littlefield Education, July 2006

Weinstein, Claire E. (1998). Study strategies for lifelong learning. Washington: American Psychological Association

WSU Students. "How is College Different from High School?