I often think that the time has arrived for colleges such as the University of Phoenix as this relates to the growing trend of adult higher education in environments suitable for adult learners. As the growing need for individuals to work beyond retirement, or upgrade their credentials and who have proven their abilities as a result of years of professional experience; former academics and the impression they show in interviewing for admission, leads me to believe institutions of higher learning suitable for adult learners are becoming increasingly in demand. For example, as a result of Phoenix pioneering the concept of adult learning, online-training and learning teams, practically all traditional colleges have included this format in their academics, realizng that the need for adult learning environments enables them to remain competative in a highly competative market.

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Society tells us we should always be learning but it seems few people will enter a class room after the day of high school or college graduation.

How about you, have you been in a class room since you graduated from high school or college? Why or why not?

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I am actually an adult, I 23. I’ve been a stay at home mom for 3 years, so I am completely in toddler mode 24/7. And have been for a really long time. I’ve gone back to school for medical billing, and it’s a lot of memorization. I can’t get myself to think like an adult, and It’s really hard for me to learn anything in my studies. I haven’t failed a test or anything, but it takes me forever to learn the stuff. I’m home schooled so I can’t turn to a teacher or anything. I’ve tried the brain age game, and sudoku. I just think too much like my 2 year old. But she can comprehend things much faster than I can. My husband is no help, he just gets mad when I ask for help, because he doesn’t know how to help me. Is there a really good vitamin that helps with memory? I really need to get my schooling done. Help!

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im interested to learn ballet (Adult Beginner Class), do u know which dance studio offer “adult beginner class” in Penang?

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I find myself explaining over and over math problems, then the next day this woman comes back and gets help with the same things I’ve just taught her. I know she’s sincere and I’ve spent many hours helping her, but she’s having a lot of problems, Yes she’s got add and has a learning disability. She’s trying to get through college, and math is her problem, got any ideas?

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im 14, and still don’t know how to ride a bike because my parents never got around to teching me. my cousin is trying to teach me, but i always fall. any pointers, techneiqes, or websites that will help make it easier for me and my cousin. oh yeah, did i mention my cousin is 2 years younger than me. yeah.thanks.

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I know they hold adult continuing education courses in a variety of areas. What were your experiences?

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Im totally in love with music, mainly rock and metal. I really want to learn how to play guitar. I’m 24. I tried once when i was 23 and I took lessons from may to december and learned all the strings and one chord. Not much. (my guitar teacher was forgetful and taught me the same things over and over again). I want to try again, and get a dvd or something and teach myself but is it harder for an adult to learn an instrument? How long will it take to get really good if I practice every night?. Also. my super sweet guitar teacher told me that I had fat fingers and that’d make it harder. Although his fingers were about twice the size of mine so that proved to me that its doable even with fat fingers.

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Could you ever master it so you sound as a native speaker?

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I moved to Netherlands 4 months ago and I really feel like a loser because everyone is cycling! My boyfriend advised me to do so. Now, I have a second hand bike. I try to learn to cycle myself but I can’t continue paddling after two times. When I try a third step I can’t stop the bike from falling.

Also, it is hard for me because I think the bike is too tall for me. Yet, everyone told me this bike would work well for me. I mean, when I sit on it, my feet don’t touch the ground, not even a little bit. I have to start cycling (or let’s say paddling desperately but not achieving) near a pavement to get support. It seems impossible for me to start cycling on a flat surface with nowhere to take support. Am I making just a big deal out of this or do I need to buy (at least try and find) a smaller bike.

I don’t want to wait for people to get back from work and help me. And I don’t want to use training wheels as I think that would stop me from learning to keep my balance myself.

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