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Teaching Physical Education
Author(s): Kenneth Bias
Humanities Colloquium
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Thinking Music
Author(s): TIMOTHY KINTZINGER
New Publication Now Available! As a society, music has become an intimate part of who we are. Not only is music available everywhere, but we can download and listen to virtually every genre and style. Why we like certain music, and what it is that keeps us coming back, becomes a decidedly more di...
Lifespan: The Circle of Life
Author(s): Stacey Williams
This book is devoted to the field of lifespan developmental psychology, which is the scientific study of human growth and adaptation across the life span. , basic_html
Business Law Workbook
Author(s): Emma Lloyd
The purpose of this workbook is to teach anyone how to start a business, run a business, and sell a business from a legal perspective. This will assist in understanding the importance of business law and the application of business law whether readers work for a business or go into business for them...
The Active Writer
Author(s): Michael Neal Morris
Whether the goal is to score better grades in school or win over a boss with an outstanding proposal, learning to write well is hard work. However, the number of benefits make the efforts of the journey well worth it! People who write well get better grades and do better on the job—and often, perfor...
Music Appreciation: Histories and Cultures
Author(s): Jeremy Smith, Jay Keister
Music Appreciation: Histories and Cultures is an introductory text that covers even-handedly and engagingly the subject of music from across the spectrum of the Popular, World, and Western Classical traditions. The authors began this project after realizing that even though one (Keister) is an ethno...
Peer Today, Peer Educator Tomorrow: Becoming a College Paraprofessional
By: Page Keller, Lindy Coleman
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Peer Today, Peer Educator Tomorrow: Becoming a College Paraprofessional
Author(s): Page Keller, Lindy Coleman
You have been selected to serve in a critical role on your campus: as a leader of your peers. And a leader is an educator--one who shares knowledge learned through your own academic success, shares vital information and resources learned through training, and shares the skills of engaged listening, ...