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Books on studying

Falconer, M. (2017). College study hacks : 101 ways to study easier and faster. Atlantic Publishing Group, Inc.
Sumeracki, M. (2023). Ace that test a student’s guide to learning better. Routledge.
McNicholas, A.-M. (2020). The dyslexia, ADHD and DCD-friendly study skills guide : tips and strategies for exam success. Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
Antunes, Celso. (2016). El gran juego : métodos y estrategias para estudiar (3a. edición.). SB Editorial.

Soria Aldavero, E. (2016). Técnicas de estudio eficaces. Mestas ediciones.

Lindberg, M. (2017). Studying, tips, tricks & hacks : harness the power of routine, build self-discipline, and develop time management skills. BarCharts, Inc.

Mayer, R. E. (2019). How to be a successful student : 20 study habits based on the science of learning. Routledge.

Wood, G. (2018). Letters to a New Student : Tips to Study Smarter from a Psychologist (First edition.). Routledge.

Books on research and writing

Allison, B., O\’Sullivan, T., Owen, Alun., Rice, Jenny., Rothwell, A., & Saunders, Carol. (2016). Research skills for students. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315041780

Foltýneks, T. (2020). How to avoid plagiarism: student handbook (A. Válková, Trans.; First English edition.). Karolinum Press.

Hyman, G., & Schulman, M. (2015). Thinking on the page : a college student’s guide to effective writing. Writer’s Digest Books.

Fang, Z. (2021). Demystifying academic writing : genres, moves, skills, and strategies (First edition.). Routledge.

Strunk, W. (2020). The elements of style. Open Road Integrated Media.

MLA handbook. (Eighth edition.). (2016). The Modern Language Association of America.

Publication manual of the American Psychological Association. (6th ed.). (2010). American Psychological Association.

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