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African-American Art Supplement
Author(s): Clarence Talley, Tracey Moore, Ann Johnson
In this Supplement to accompany African-American Art, each chapter contains an overview, objectives, chapter outline, vocabulary terms, list of artists, slides, study questions, matching questions, true/false questions, projects, discussion questions, and artist spotlights, all of which are intended...
The American Memory: Americans and Their History to 1877
Author(s): Brian C Miller
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Developing Problem-Based Curriculum: Unlocking Student Success Utilizing Critical Thinking and Inquiry
Author(s): William H. Robertson
The purpose of this book is to demonstrate the integration of a strategy for integrating the use of open-ended scenario based curriculum that focuses on problems with a multidisciplinary curriculum model. Developing a problem-based curriculum in this way requires the developer to identify a current ...
The Savvy Psychology Major
Author(s): Drew Appleby
This book will help you understand how to use the knowledge, skills, and characteristics you develop in your psychology classes to become the person you want to become. Here are some of the specific ways in which this transformation will happen:You will learn what a savvy psychology major is and how...
A Child's Odyssey
Author(s): Paul S Kaplan
A Child’s Odyssey offers students the combination of clear explanations of central concepts, interesting and sometimes humorous examples and vignettes, and an emphasis on issues in child development. Now in a 16 chapter format, A Child’s Odyssey provides greater coverage of physical and cognitive...
Engaging the Sociological Imagination: An Invitation for the Twenty-First Century
By: John Curra, Paul Paolucci
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Engaging the Sociological Imagination: An Invitation for the Twenty-First Century
Author(s): John Curra, Paul Paolucci
When Albert Einstein said that "imagination is more important than knowledge," he proposed that humans are capable of knowing more and more while understanding less and less. This is certainly true for our times, where information comes quicker than ever before. Today, sociologists task themselves w...
Notes on American Government
Author(s): Manoutchehr Eskandari-Qajar
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The Power Within: From Neuroscience to Transformation
Author(s): Alane Daugherty
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First Logic
Author(s): John Humphrey
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