Drugs, Brain, and Behavior

Author(s): John Salamone

It has been more than more than half a century since the “Psychopharmacology Revolution” swept through modern society, radically changing mental health practice, and altering the way people view psychiatric disorders. Large numbers of people in the US and other countries are now being treated with p...

We Hate Team Projects! A Friendly, Useful Guide for College Student Teams

Author(s): Scott Behson, Stephen Bear

We get it - you've been burned by team projects before. We Hate Team Projects! A Friendly, Useful Guide for College Student Teams provides practical advice and easy-to-use templates to help you avoid common team problems, do better work, have less stress, and have more fun. This guidebook provide...

The College Mindfulness Workbook

Author(s): Elizabeth Catanese, Kate Sanchez

At no time in the last 75 years have college students faced greater challenges as they struggle to prepare themselves for the future — pandemic-induced social isolation, drastically limited economic prospects with the likelihood of long-term scarring effects, and a dangerously divided nation rife wi...

Trauma and Resilience in the Criminal Justice System

Author(s): Denise Leifker, Carolyn Dallinger

Trauma and Resilience in the Criminal Justice System will help criminal justice practitioners, as well as students, develop skills to be the most effective professionals possible by increasing awareness and pointing out places for empathy and change. Readers will examine the enforcement, court, and ...

Introduction to Forensic Anthropology

Author(s): Jerielle Cartales

This workbook is intended to complement an introductory forensic anthropology class. It was originally conceived as a way to provide additional practice opportunities to online students struggling to learn without laboratory examples during COVID. While classes have moved back to the classroom, stud...

BIO 2103: Cell Biology Lecture Notes: Fall/Spring In-Person Version

Author(s): Evan Kaplan

The Complete Works of Everyone Except Shakespeare: A Culturally Responsive Approach to Learning about Theater

Author(s): Lesley Asistio

Are you interested in learning more about theater?Or are you a theater instructor struggling to integrate more diversity into your curriculum?Have you ever wondered if there is life in the theater industry beyond Shakespeare and Broadway musicals?If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then...

Fundamentals of Art for Elementary Educators: Art Teaching for the Early Elementary Grades

Author(s): MARA PIERCE

New Third Edition Now Available!Fundamentals of Art for Elementary Educators: Art Teaching for the Early Elementary Grades covers the essential information educators need to develop a holistic art curriculum for their students. The text offers practical steps for incorporating art into the classroom...

Using Base-10 Materials To Teach Multiplication and Division of a 2-Digit Number By a 1-Digit Number

Author(s): Francis Gardella

The hands-on use of Base 10 materials by students helps them learn the meaning of whole number operations as well as understand the algorithms by which mathematics is communicated.For teachers, this text acts as a guide in this work by demonstrating how to use Base 10 materials to have students unde...

Perspectives of Supply Chain Competitiveness

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One of the most important areas of development within the evolution of commerce, is the acknowledgment that businesses can no longer compete as individual entities, but rather must function as part of a supply chain. Within an ever-competitive business environment, the ultimate success of a business...