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учебник по русскому языку 3 класс кузнецова часть 2, Book Review: “How To Read a Book” by Mortimer J. Adler, Review of Mortimer Adler's How to Read a Book — 42 years later - CogZest, How to Read a Book: The Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading, Review: How to Read a Book (Mortimer Adler, Charles Van Doren), How To Read A Book by Mortimer J. Adler - 5.8/10 (HONEST BOOK REVIEW), [BOOK REVIEW] How to Read a Book, by Adler & Van Doren (Touchstone), Review: How to Read a Book (Mortimer Adler, Charles Van Doren).
As an example of (a) above, regarding developments in cognitive science, consider the transfer problem (of applying knowledge). In Cognitive Productivity, I also stressed the concept of “monitors” (from AI), in particular the development of “valenced perception”. Also regarding (a) I discussed deliberate practice and test-enhanced learning (TEL). I put forth the heuristic relevance signaling hypothesis to explain how the brain determines what to properly index (to be able to remember it). Chapter 7 in Cognitive Productivity describes deliberate practice and TEL at great length. This research was not available to Adler. Chapters 13 and 14 show how deliberate practice can be applied. I described a concept of productive practice to this effect., In Short In this book, Mortimer J. Adler gives the reader an integral method to read efficiently and extract the maximum information from books written to educate us. About the Author Mortimer J. Adler (1902-2001) is an American philosopher and educator. Among others, he wrote many analyses of the works of Aristotle and Saint Tomas, and numerous books on liberal education, including this , This is a review of Mortimer Adler’s book, How to Read a Book, which I posted this morning on GoodReads.com I have delved into Mortimer Adler’s How to Read a Book several times since the 1980’s..
How To Read A Book: (This is an outline of part of Mortimer J. Adler and Charles Van Doren’s excellent book, "How To Read A Book." The outline takes one up to the third level of reading - analytical reading., How to Read a Book didn’t even attempt to answer my current most important question in reading: How do I know what to save or pay attention to? More attentive reading (including but not limited to note-taking) takes more time and more mental effort., Claim a FREE Consulting Call: Message ️ @andyqmai (instagram) or consulting@andymai.org Back with another book review for you guys! It's LITERALLY about how to properly read books., The authors of the work, Mortimer J Adler and Charles van Doren, argue that books are ‘absent teachers’, and that if you are going to learn effectively from these absent teachers, you have to read in a particular way., Review: How to Read a Book (Mortimer Adler, Charles Van Doren) As part of my research on how to bootstrap understanding in a field, I’m reading books that attempt to answer that question. You might think I should have started with that, but it was useful to get a sense of what problems I needed to solve before I looked for the solution., At first glance, writing something called How to Read a Book may seem altogether obvious, and more than a little unnecessary. This book by Mortimer Adler and Charles van Doren is anything but. A classic book—first published more than 80 years ago, with an update published in 1972, this is a book that is anything but obvious..