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Teambuilding from the Toy Aisle

Author(s): Michelle Cummings, Michelle Cummings, MATTHEW BRODA, TREVOR DUNLAP

Raise your hand if you’ve ever found yourself standing in the toy aisle and reimagining a game or item on the shelf for your trainer ‘bag of tricks.’ Did you raise your hand? Then this book is for you! It’s time to open grandma’s game closet and re-see some of the many toy and game classics (and new...

Hawai'i and Pacific Islands College and Career Success

Author(s): Marsha Fralick, Kauionalani Mead

HumanEsources, in partnership with Kendall Hunt Publishing, hosts an interactive online version of textbooks authored by Dr. Fralick.The interactive version uses the latest technology to include:Interactive exercises with immediate scoring and feedback.Quizzes that are automatically scored. Career a...

In Search of Our Brown Selves: A Transdisciplinary College Reader

Author(s): Enrique C Orozco, Silvia E. Toscano

In Search of Our Brown Selves: A Transdisciplinary College Reader offers students an opportunity to (re)examine a wide spectrum of perspectives that situate the importance of foundational texts central to shaping Chicano thought, behavior, and identity, such as El Plan de Aztlán and “I am Joaquin.” ...

Insights for School Art and Imagination

Author(s): Karen Goldman

The words in this book bear the fingerprints of the thousands of students, hundreds of colleagues, as well as the significant people in the author’s life. Written from decades of experience in the classroom, this is a practical guide to developing insights and imagination in an art classroom. It con...

Interfaith Divisions at Southern State University

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Abstract The intersection of faith and sport, specifically college soccer and evangelical Christianity, presents a series of questions for coaches, players, and spectators. When leaders (including coaches, captains, and the team chaplain) at Southern State University explicitly connect the two fo...

Traversing Racial and National Boundaries: Adopting Transracially and Internationally

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Abstract I come from an all-White family. No one is adopted and no one has married across racial lines. Raised in a primarily White and largely Catholic Midwestern city, I have a series of troubling memories about race from growing up. The worst happened when I was walking with my paternal grandf...