The Adult Learners Companion A Guide For The Adult College Student
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Adult learners face unique challenges--work, family, and the numerous responsibilities and obligations that they must juggle while pursuing a degree. With limited time and financial resources, adult learners need to know where and how to get help quickly and easily, and who to turn to when they have questions. The second edition of THE ADULT LEARNER'S COMPANION: A GUIDE FOR THE ADULT COLLEGE STUDENT preserves the principal core of the first edition while extending the scope and relevance of the relationship between life experience and its practical application to college and work. Essentially, the new edition teaches adult students how what they already know can be applied to all facets of college and career. Author Deborah Davis, a former adult student herself, provides a concise manual that helps adult learners navigate their way through the college experience, while providing the skills necessary for academic achievement. Important Notice: Media content referenced within the product description or the product text may not be available in the ebook version.
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Healing Effect
Same author's voice, but fiction instead of study advice: a quiet contemporary romance with mild heat rather than practical guidance.
Truly sweet
For a reader stepping from practical self-help to fiction: a single mom juggling work and family, but the focus is romance and steamier than instructive.
The ones we trust
Keeps the grounded, real-life problem-solving tone of nonfiction, but wraps it in a darker conspiracy plot with grief and slow-burn romance.
The Diabolical Baron
A gentle, low-heat escape after practical reading: a Regency arranged match with no explicit content, though wholly fiction rather than guidance.
Mischief and Mistletoe
Short holiday Regency stories suit the time-pressed reader juggling obligations; lighter and romantic instead of instructional.
Irresistible Forces
Bite-sized novellas for fragmented study breaks, but trading real-world advice for time travel and fated-mates fantasy.