book references for mature students
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Re: book references for mature studentsnot altogether sure what u mean but, if u are after recommendations for books/guides regards returning to learn then the following is quite useful (at least i found it to be) - cos it reminds u of all the things u used to know but may have forgotten
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Study-Sk...2216994&sr=8-1 -
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Re: book references for mature studentsThank you!(Original post by ashtoreth)
not altogether sure what u mean but, if u are after recommendations for books/guides regards returning to learn then the following is quite useful (at least i found it to be) - cos it reminds u of all the things u used to know but may have forgotten
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Study-Sk...2216994&sr=8-1 -
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I don't think study guides for mature students come much better than the Open University ones. There's a general study guide as well as more specific ones for the arts and the sciences. Good luck!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_...ripbooks%2C498
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