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Presents a collection of articles, case studies, and data exercises designed to teach students about the sociological perspective, how it has been applied in various publics, and how they can apply and utilize the sociological perspective in everyday life. This text is cross disciplinary in nature and suitable for foundational courses in sociology.

Posits that career counselling, rather than being vocational rehabilitation, career guidance, or employment counselling, is counselling related to career issues. This vital shift in understanding changes the counselling approach and frees counsellors to engage from an empowered perspective with career-related presenting problems.

Provides students with essential best practices for conducting group counselling sessions in a diverse society. The text presents students with the latest research in applied psychology and group counselling, and also breaks down the complex art of leadership into individual skills using the Microskills approach.

Provides current and future K-12 teachers with an introduction to the essential concepts and principles of student assessment and evaluation. The book examines trends in testing, namely, psychological, standardized, and achievement tests, and the rationale and assumptions underlying these assessments.

To lead in a crisis requires a robust set of community and individual resources, and the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to properly wield them. This volume features multidisciplinary perspectives and thought-provoking readings that together emphasize that crisis management is complex, multidisciplinary, and networked.

Provides students with a comprehensive overview of the critical theories that are generally taught in undergraduate courses. The valuable insight and information within the text encourages discussion and consideration of policy implications, applications, theoretical evaluation, and the criminal justice system itself.

Equips students with the tools and knowledge required to write clear, concise, and well-organised technical documents. This comprehensive guide encourages students to carefully consider word choice, sentence construction, document organization, the use of visual queuing, and more to create easy-to-read, high-impact technical documents.

In honouring each reader's individual experiences and truths, and encouraging the sharing of personal stories, Ink and Edit challenges students to improve their communication, credibility, and knowledge through acts of courage, self-reflection, and practice.

Covers the critical information a student needs to understand the laws themselves from the Treaty of Paris in 1793 to the present laws. The book explores immigration as a process that began at the start of the Republic. It also examines the policies that changed depending on immigrants of the day.

Featuring insightful anecdotes and numerous application activities, The Storying Teacher helps educators successfully incorporate storytelling into their teaching repertoire. It is suited for educational programs and can also be used by novice or experienced teachers who would like to introduce new teaching methodologies to their classrooms.

Provides future educators with a purposeful set of best practices for uncovering their individual purpose in literacy education, developing and maintaining relationships with students, and establishing learning community partnerships in the areas of reading that support literacy through collaboration.

Designed to help practicing clinicians employ cognitive therapy both with their clients and within their own lives to build self-awareness and foster happiness and emotional wellbeing. By taking ownership of the cognitive therapy model, the text argues that clinicians can better assist patients in the treatment of severe emotional disturbances.

A succinct and accessible textbook that helps students who are new to research understand the research process and the practices that are critical to successfully conducting research. Each chapter features a content summary and exercises that encourage students to apply learned concepts.

Provides students with a complete understanding of the essentials of the discipline and teaches them how to apply and practice them successfully. While many standard textbooks concentrate on explaining what public relations is, The Fundamentals of Public Relations also emphasizes how to conduct public relations and initiate successful public relations tactics.

Presents essential computer and Internet concepts along with the ""how to"" information needed to be a well-informed beginning web developer. Students will learn how the web works and how images are represented digitally. The book includes introductory guidelines on website design and explains how to use web page development tools, image editing software, and animation software.

Drawing from the author's fieldwork and experiences in law enforcement, this book employs social science analysis to refute claims that the police in the US have become militarized. Readers are exposed to research, analysis, and personal narratives that provide insight into the public perception and behind-the-scenes realities of law enforcement.

Analyses Jack Kerouac's works with particular focus on his constant exploration to discover what it means to live a meaningful life. The text helps readers understand how Kerouac contributed to and influenced American literature, becoming one of the most famous writers of the 20th century.

Designed to guide counsellors-in-training through a meaningful practicum experience. The text utilizes a developmental approach to empower students and encourage them to commit to professional growth and the development of their counsellor identity.

A university-level English as a second language textbook designed to help students study English vocabulary, learn how to read, and develop valuable reading and comprehension skills. The text helps students cultivate a solid foundation in the English language so they have the confidence and ability to interact with other English speakers.

Breaks down various data analysis techniques to help students build their conceptual understanding of key methods and processes. The information in the text encourages discussion and consideration of how and why data analysis plays an important role in the fields of criminal justice and criminology.

Takes students on an historical tour of foundational concepts in philosophy. By presenting philosophical ideas within historical context, students better understand how philosophers reacted to their times and how philosophy can help us form mature and insightful reactions to our present.

Designed to support the flipped classroom method of teaching, Biology: Textbook and Activities for the Flipped Classroom introduces students to the fundamentals of biology. Each lesson in the textbook is complemented by a variety of active learning exercises and assessment questions.

An anthology of powerful personal narratives from young adults of colour. Written over a span of twenty five years, the collection provides insight into the world as they experience it, described in their own words and on their own terms.

Provides students with a comprehensive exploration of the history of the evolving cosmos. In the text, the universe is seen as both physically and intellectually expanding as its physical characteristics evolve and our knowledge grows. It introduces students to fundamental scientific concepts that nurture the scientist in each and every reader.

Helps pre- and in-service K-6 teachers change their perceptions about the difficulty of teaching science by sharing stories of integrating science into daily life. The eight chapters discuss topics such as the definition, history, and characteristics of science education, definitions of inquiry, and examples of inquiry-based teaching methods.

Provides clinical and non-clinical health science students with a comprehensive review of the designs and methods most frequently used in the discipline. Rather than preparing them to conduct original research, this text helps students develop a broad working knowledge of research processes across methodologies.

Teaches readers how to adapt to new, emerging global realities. The selected readings focus on significant, new players in the global political economy, most notably the BRICS nations, to enhance knowledge and communicative competence of all parties at stake. This book will cultivate global citizenship and improve professional communication skills.

Offers an appreciation of the sheer size of the earth and the diverse geographies through which humanity has migrated and settled over millions of years. The book's unique formatting allows students to read a stand-alone topical essay on the left-hand page, which refers to the accompanying detailed maps and diagrams on the facing page.

Discusses how to successfully finance a college education. The guide assists in developing a full financial plan, so you can think critically about the costs of college, better assess what you truly can and can't afford, and make sound decisions that will ensure your financial health throughout your academic career.