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ACCELERATED LEARNING - by Colin Rose (Clean 2nd Hand)

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South Africa
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ISBN 0-905553-12-8
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30158690

An Out of Print Book by Colin Rose - A London University Graduate and a Member of the British Association for the Advancement of Science 

Conventional teaching has assumed that learning should involve determined concentration

and frequent repetition. We now know that this style of learning is not efficient, because

it causes unnecessary tension and it tends to involve both the left and right brains.

Accelerated Learning, in contrast, teaches you how how to achieve a pleasantly relaxed,

yet receptive state of mind, and presents information in new ways that actively involve both

the left and right brains.

 

Accelerated Learning is not the development of one man. Dozens of Universities, Research

Psychologists and professional educators have contributed to produce this unique way of

presenting new information. The contributions range from the seminal work of Dr. Lazanov,

to Nobel Prize winners  Roger Sperry and Robert Ornstein, and to the recent work of N.L.P.

researchers