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Frierson, Henry T., Jr. – 1985
Suggestions are offered for applying learning techniques for a variety of learning situations. The approaches are applicable to learning medical school content as well as other advanced educational content. Ways to control external distractors are suggested, including a systematic approach to completing large tasks, such as writing a research…
Descriptors: Attention, College Students, Comprehension, Higher Education
Perlin, Terry M. – Death Education, 1982
Describes the technique of death visualization, used in teaching death and dying to university students and hospice workers. Visualization helps increase sensitivity to the states of mind of the terminally ill and their families. Group discussion is suggested as a follow-up to the experience. (JAC)
Descriptors: College Students, Death, Empathy, Higher Education
Reetz, Linda J. – 1987
Seven memory strategies that can be taught to college students with learning disabilities or students who have not learned essential study skills are described: the method of loci, pegwords, keywords, rote rehearsal, chaining, clustering, and first letter mnemonics. To help college faculty provide direct instruction in the memory strategies, the…
Descriptors: College Instruction, College Students, Higher Education, Learning Disabilities