A Mind for Numbers: How to Excel at Math and Science, Even If You Flunked Algebra
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TextPublication details: Penguin Random House 2014 New YorkDescription: 316pISBN: - 9780399165245
- 501.9 OAK
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1. Open the door
2. Easy does it : why trying too hard can sometimes be part of the problem
3. Learning is creating : lessons from Thomas Edison's frying pan
4. Chunking and avoiding illusions of competence : the keys to becoming an "equation whisperer"
5. Preventing procrastination : enlisting your habits ("zombies") as helpers
6. Zombies everywhere : digging deeper to understand the habit of procrastination
7. Chunking versus choking : how to increase your expertise and reduce anxiety
8. Tools, tips, and tricks
9. Procrastination zombie wrap-up
10. Enhancing your memory
11. More memory tips
12. Learning to appreciate your talent
13. Sculpting your brain
14. Developing the mind's eye through equation poems
15. Renaissance learning
16. Avoiding overconfidence : the power of teamwork
17. Test taking
18. Unlock your potential.
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