What Smart Students Know: Maximum Grades, Optimum Learning, Minimum Time
Categories: Education & Teaching
Adam Robinson, co-founder of The Princeton Review, explains the habits and strategies that help top students learn more in less time. He argues that intelligence is largely a set of learnable skills, and shows students how to ask the right questions, read actively, take useful notes, prepare for tests and think critically. The book offers a practical system for getting better grades while understanding material more deeply.
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- Shane Parrish: “The first thing I did after recording a 4-hour interview with Adam Robinson (part 1 and 2) was order a book he casually mentioned in our conversation that he wrote about learning. Intelligence is often a series of learnable mental disciplines that few people have taught us.”