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Title: Accelerated Learning for the 21ST Century by Malcolm J. Nicholl, Colin Rose ISBN: 0-385-31703-4 Publisher: Dell Pub. Date: 10 February, 1997 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $20.66

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: "IT REALLY MOTIVATES AND ENLIGHTS TO CHANGE A LIFE"
Comment: The authors really realize that a reader will have no curiosity if there is no reason to read. That's why they start with some facts and some futurists" idea to make a reader aware that he should change his paradigm and start to learn untill die to be ready in any situation.And they really propose better based on new theories and researches to develop the method or steps in learning to become the accelerators.

Rating: 4
Summary: Thought provoking
Comment: Tough reading to get through with many buzzwords that leave you feeling like you're catching feathers in a windstorm. However, principals defined are interesting and some seem to work for me. But to be clear, once again, there's no "magic" to learning and retaining knowledge - just hard work. This approach has some merit - but requires hard work.

Rating: 4
Summary: Mainly directed at teachers.
Comment: A very well-written and interesting book, which goes over a lot of the same information as "Superlearning 2000" and "The Einstein Factor." There are sections on how the brain works, using classical music to boost intelligence, etc. These sections were very interesting. Toward the end of the book, however, the focus shifts to methods teachers and corporate trainers can use to boost learning in their students, which I could not relate to.