Headley, L. Ae, How to Study in College.
Chap. VIII. Deals primarily with the formation of a judgment
based upon comparison of data, employment of a standard
of reference, assembling all the facts, being impartial
and suspending decision. Really a summary of the scientific
method of thinking.
How to Take Notes:
Bird, Charles, Effective Study Habits.

Chap. Ve <A brief discussion of lecture notes, text book notes,
and research notes. <A very good reference.

Headley, L. Ae, How to Study in College.
Chape XII. Discusses reasons for taking notes, how to make
and organize notes, and how to use them. Also good. Covers
some points not included in the first reference.
Kornhauser, A. He, How to Study.
Chape VIII. lLecturing and note taking.
Preparing for and Taking Examinations:

Bird, Charles, Effective Study Habits.

Chape Vi, pp. 149-158. Treats of writing examinations.
pp. 158-177 deals with writing themes and term papers.

Kornhauser, A. H., How to Study.
Chap. X. Cramming and examinations.

May, M. A., How to Study in College.

Chap. XI. A detailed statement of many familiar suggestions
which are often overlooked by students. Worth a student's

time to read it.