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Information Technology for CSEC Examinations 'Revised Edition' is a robust compilation of Information Technology content as prescribed by the Caribbean Examination Council for examination effective 2020. Emphasis is placed on application of knowledge, problem-solving and proficiency in using productivity tools. Tasks are designed to foster self-confidence, innovation and critical thinking to cultivate students suited to meet the region's need and ultimately the needs of the global marketplace. The book is divided into eight sections mirroring the CSEC syllabus: 1. Computer Fundamentals and Information Processing 2. Computer Networks and Web Technologies 3. Social and Economic Impact of Information and Communications Technology 4. Word Processing, Presentation and Web Page Design 5. Spreadsheets 6. Database Management 7. Problem Solving and Program Design 8. Program Implementation Information Technology for CSEC Examinations is a great teaching and learning tool equipped with progressive content, tips and key vocabularies.

The Tale of Albert Walker is a humorous and profound tale that gives the reader an appreciation for Jamaica's culture and history, and also a basic knowledge of what Jamaica was like in the late eighteen hundreds into the early nineteenth century.

Written with freshness, humour and charm, these imaginative stories are about Ossie Johnson, a boy growing up in rural Jamaica. He discovers his district's educational system, economic life, religion, politics, folklore, rituals and pastimes as well as its fears and terrors. They also lead him to wrestle with deep moral issues.He encounters extraordinary individuals, including a man who is an acrobat in body and character, a faith healer, a farmer who transports bees on his body, a higgler who is completely deaf, and a female stonebreaker who loves to watch kites flying.This, the school edition, contains questions and activities for each story, and aids both student and teacher in gaining a comprehensive understanding of this classic anthology.Some key features: • Credible characters, conflict and plot development throughout the stories. • Many different story themes and sub-themes are explored. • Engaging storylines make reading enjoyable and rewarding for young readers. • Wide variety of challenging and interesting activities which cater to different learning abilities. --

For the students preparing for CSEC Information Technology, this text is an invaluable resource. It is aligned with the curriculum of the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) and provides a solid basis in Information Technology for students in grades 7-9 and for any aged student who aspires to have a better understanding of concepts in the subject. Information Technology for Secondary Schools shares basic knowledge and progresses to advanced concepts while satisfying both the practical and theoretical components of the curriculum. Some key features are: Detailed table of contents Step-by-step instructions to accomplish tasks Content progression: Basics, Intermediate and Advanced Unit Lesson Objectives Extensive information on topics Real life application for problem solving End of Unit highlights End of Unit Questions and Activities Glossary of terms

Oswald (Ossie) Harding OJ, CD, QC, Phd. is well known to Jamaicans as a member of the Jamaica Labour Party, former Minister of Justice and Attorney General, and former president of the Senate. What may be less well known is that he was president for two non-consecutive tenures, and that his first period as a senator (1977-2002) was the longest continuous tenure in the body's history. Many readers will be aware that Harding is a patron of the arts and dedicated art collector. Fewer may know that on his retirement from politics he decided to study philosophy, and that he was awarded a doctorate (Phd) in that subject from the University of the West Indies, Mona campus; or that, above all else, he is a devoted husband and father, son and grandson - a family man. As Henry Lowe notes in his foreword, it is from this book that "the real Ossie Harding" emerges; and its pages are "loaded with interesting and informative anecdotes" which identify its author as "a rich resource of culture and history". Ossie Harding, in short, is a fascinating person, as his disarmingly honest, humorous, and very readable autobiography demonstrates.