Walter Pauk | Academic Influence

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Walter Pauk

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#208

World Rank

#325

Historical Rank

#108

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Walter Pauk's Degrees

PhD Education Cornell University

Why Is Walter Pauk Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Walter Pauk was Cornell University's reading and study center director. He was the author of the best-selling How To Study In College. Pauk has been lauded as "one of the most influential professors in the field of developmental education and study skills". He created Cornell Notes.

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Walter Pauk's Published Works

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How to study in college (1962) (259)
How to Take Tests (1969) (20)
A Practical Note on Readability Formulas. (1969) (12)
The new SQ4R (1984) (8)
The Interest Level--That's the Thing!. (1973) (7)
A few questions (1982) (5)
A notetaking format: Magical but not automatic (1978) (5)
What Should Reading Tests for High School and College Freshmen Measure (1969) (4)
The Study Skills Corner--Textbook Systems: Carrying A Good Thing too Far. (1974) (4)
Two Essential Study Skills for the Community College Student. (1973) (4)
Why take notes (1978) (3)
Development and Standardization of the Cornell Learning and Study Skills Inventory (CLASSIC). (1971) (3)
Textbook comprehension: The basic flaw (1979) (3)
Comparison of the Validities of Selected Test Procedures To Predict Shorthand Success (1963) (3)
The Research Paper: Time and Technique. (1969) (3)
Are Present Reading Tests Valid for Both Girls and Boys (1960) (3)
A new way to Skim (1983) (2)
How to study in college / Walter Pauk (1974) (2)
The Study Skills Corner: Setting the Stage for Textbook Mastery. (1974) (2)
Notetaking: The great cue column (1979) (2)
Nutrition and Learning. (1982) (1)
Reading Imaginative Prose: The Category System. (1972) (1)
Some Factors that Influence Academic Achievement. (1972) (1)
Intonation: Key to Good Reading. (1980) (1)
Is speed reading dead (1981) (1)
Responsibilities of a writer (1962) (1)
You Haf'ta Vocalize to Comprehend. (1981) (1)
The Study Skills Corner: The R that Educates. (1975) (1)
Notetaking: More bad advice exploded (1979) (1)
A cup of coffee and a couple of doughnuts (1983) (1)
The super‐glue of study skills (1980) (1)
The Study Skills Corner: To Skim or Not to Skim. (1975) (1)
College Reading Instruction: Past, Present and Future. (1968) (1)
Reading Needs of Vocationally Inclined Students. (1970) (1)
Book Review: Read with Speed and Precision (1965) (0)
Reading in meaningful phrases (1981) (0)
Improving critical reading (1965) (0)
Validation of Self-Concept of Typical Student as Substitute for Student's Own Self-Concept (1969) (0)
Support Systems for Students. (1980) (0)
*Classroom Techniques; Elementary Secondary Education; Higher Education; *Literacy; Literature; *Professional Development; *Reading Processes; *Reading Research; Teacher Education; Writing (Composition); Yearbooks (1999) (0)
The Luck of Roaring Camp : a jamestown Classic adapted from Bret Harte (1976) (0)
Spare‐time thinking (1983) (0)
The stunt reader (1965) (0)
Another Practical Note on RaJeadability Formulas. (1970) (0)
The musgrave ritual : a Jamestown classic adapted from Arthur Conan Doyle (1976) (0)
Some nonsense about listening (1981) (0)
Techniques for Textbook Study. (1969) (0)
Reading and T.V. habits of college students (1964) (0)
Comparing Scores on the Cornell Learning and Study Skills Inventory with GPA and Age. (1971) (0)
Reading for ideas (1974) (0)
Preparing for Exams. (1984) (0)
Study Skills! That's the Answer!. (1973) (0)
Book Review: Reading Disability: Diagnosis and Treatment (1965) (0)
Building creativity, wisdom, and intelligence (1982) (0)
Textbook comprehension: The concept of awareness (1979) (0)
The lowly time schedule (1980) (0)
The girl from Pike Country (1976) (0)
The reading expert takes the final exam (1964) (0)
Confessions of a College Reading Teacher. (1970) (0)
Reading Imaginative Prose: The Evoker System. (1973) (0)
The Red-Headed League : a Jamestown classic adapted from Arthur Conan Doyle (1976) (0)
Can the mind speed read (1970) (0)
Removal of plaster of paris by means of a schismostat. (1971) (0)
Six-Way Paragraphs 100 Passages for Developing the Six Essential Categories of Comprehension (1999) (0)
A Common System Used in an Uncommon Way. (1982) (0)
Two Systems for Comprehending Literature. (1969) (0)
Epilogue: Do College Students Use Shorthand?. (1969) (0)

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Cornell University