Choice Knowledge for Students

Words to Empower, Enliven, and Enrich Your Life

By: Barbara D. Culp

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eText | 8 March 2017 | Edition Number 1

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Choice Knowledge for Students enhances the confidence, maturity, and motivation that drives success.
No matter where a student stands with grades or abilities, their future depends on excellent education and not only in academic subjects. Their hearts and souls need tending as much as their minds. This book addresses all three!
The first section, “Knowledge for Your Power,” nurtures inner strength. Entries like “Rescue Yourself” encourage maturity, ones like “Speak Up” enhance confidence, and those similar to “Keep It Real” nurture honesty and persistence.
The second section is “Knowledge for Your Balance.” Entries like “Your Best Friend,” “Let Go,” and “Talk It Out” build a stable foundation for school, work, family, friends, and all the other activities students juggle.
The third section, “Knowledge for Your Life,” offers inspiring and fun ways to supercharge school and life. Items like “Give Your Best” encourage achievement, ones like “Move Your Body” emphasize physical health, and the future is addressed with topics like “Test the Trend.”
Choice Knowledge helps students take charge of academic success as well as their lives!

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Choice Knowledge for Students is a must read because we are all students and life-long learners. Building ones inner strength is a powerful tool because one will always have oneself around when other sources of strength are not there. This is a brilliant piece of work that can foster better relationship with self and others. Dr. Culp was able to use simple, creative and compelling language that captivates the reader to finish the book fast and seek more of author’s work. This book can be read to or by contemporary students and everyone who understands that life is a learning stage where we all play the role of students. The author has “been there, done that” and actualizes every aspect of the book.