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Teaching, Learning, and the Brain
Author(s): Karen Goldman
Theories of Teaching, Learning, and the Brain serves as an overview into American education, our culture and the worldviews that influence it. Educational theories and the philosophers and psychologists who developed them are reviewed. Current theories and trends are discussed. Major concepts of le...
Sustaining Our Planet
Author(s): Terry Bensel, Ian Carbone
Sustaining Our Planet is an engaging introduction to the basics of environmental science, with an emphasis on sustainability. Whether the topic is consumption, agriculture, water, or energy, this text invites you to think critically about humans’ impact on ecological systems as well as your own env...
General Biology Laboratory Manual
Author(s): Charles A Wade
The laboratory manual is intended for non-science majors studying general biology. The biological terminology is kept at a minimum in an attempt to limit the technical jargon. The purpose of this laboratory manual is to expose the students to as many organisms and biological concepts as possible. ,...
Children and Families: Understanding Behavior and Dynamics
Author(s): Francis Wardle, Tamecca Fitzpatrick
CHILDREN & FAMILIES: UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIOR & DYNAMICS introduces students to the variety of familial structures covered under the contemporary definition of “family” and discusses ways to address each family type’s unique needs. Highlighted in this discussion are popular family theories and parenti...
Dominic's Ducks at the Zoo
Author(s): Tad Liechty/Two Herons, Joanne McDonough/Two Herons
Officer Dominic has found a safe home at the City Zoo for seven orphaned ducklings. But Chief, the ducklings' unofficial leader, can't stay put for long. When he decides to explore his new home, adventure awaits! , basic_html
Reading for College: Strategies for Critically Analyzing Informational Text
Author(s): SHARON RUSSELL, JOLINE SCOTT-ROLLER
If your college students need practice with the type of critical reading strategies required in today’s college classroom, Reading for College: Strategies for Critically Analyzing Informational Text, provides you with methodologies and activities for walking students through the inferential and meta...
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The American Constitution
Author(s): Oren M. Levin-Waldman
Guided by the belief that students must understand the origins and structure of The American Constitution to fully grasp how today’s government works, this text explains the philosophies that informed and the institutions that were established by the country’s founding documents, as well as the stor...