Better Grades. Less Effort - Softcover

Better Grades Reader Comments

Excellent book! ... lively and interesting throughout. It captures the reader's emotions and manages to keep the reader interested in the book. This book manages to keep you entertained. Several of the teaching methods including the pictures make this a gem to any student or worker. Dr. Klemm's book puts into plain language the current research into brain-based learning that educators are trying to put into practice.... This book is priceless. (Sharon Mitchell)

These are very simple memory techniques that anyone can use. The author, Dr. Klemm, gave me all that I needed to start applying his memory techniques. Easy-to-understand examples, case studies, and stories make this book an enjoyable read while improving on an important skill that we all can use at work, at home or in school. (Health Colonel Publishing)

Different from the others. Better Grades, Less Effort is not mainly about techniques to memorize a list or a speech (although help for that is here, too) -it's about the science underlying good memory techniques: what works and why. The book is organized under twenty valuable tips. This is the cutting-edge of the science of memory for the person who is focused on learning. (Rod Harrington)

.... A concise and compelling read that every high school and college student should read and apply. Dr. Klemm writes in a very readable style, covers each point clearly, includes examples, and includes the relevant research that supports his recommendations. It is information I wish I had known when I was in school, and it is still valuable 40 years later. I highly recommend this book to every student about to start college. It is the perfect graduation gift for any high school senior because the techniques it teaches will help readers learn more effectively in whatever environment they choose next, school or the workplace. This is a 5-star book. (Greg Young).

This e-book consolidates what took me years to discover through studying psychology, neuroscience, biology...too bad I didn't get to read this before my college career, rather than at the end of it. (Mitch)