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Revised 8/18/2009

Project

Assist Book Catalog

Books on:

Learning disabilities

Study techniques

Math

Reading

Writing

Subject matter/textbooks

Successful people with

learning disabilities

And more!

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Table of Contents

About this Catalog 6 Disabilities 7

Able Underachievers 7

ADHD: What Every Parent Wants to Know 7

Alternative Math Techniques 7

The Americans with Disabilities Act: A Briefing Book 7

Classroom Assessment 8

Coaching College Students with ADHD 8

Collective Perspectives on Issues Affecting Learning Disabilities 8

Colleges for Students with Learning Disabilities or ADD 8

The Complete Learning Disabilities Directory 8

Diversity in the Classroom 9

Dyslexia in the Classroom 9

Dyslexia: The Pattern of Difficulties 9

Dyslexic Adult in a Non-dyslexic world, The 9

Faculty Disability Services Handbook 9

From Screening to Accommodations: Providing Services to Adults with Learning Disabilities 10

Helping Athletes with Disabilities Stay in College and on the Team 10

I Know What it Says, What Does it Mean? 10

If I Learn Differently, Shouldn't I Study differently? 10

Inclusion 10

Jordan Dyslexia Assessment/Reading Program Instructor’s Manual 10

Jordan Dyslexia Assessment/Reading Program Student Workbook 11

Math and the Learning Disabled student 11

No Easy Answers: The Learning Disabled Child at Home and at School 11

Practical Strategies for Living with Dyslexia 11

Reading Disability: A Human Approach to Evaluation and Treatment of Reading and Writing Difficulties 12

School-based Interventions 12

Smart Kids with School Problems: Things to Know & Ways to Help 12

The Source for Learning Disabilities 12

The Source for Nonverbal Learning Disorders 13

Survival Guide for College Students with ADD or LD 13

Taking the Mystique out of Learning Disabilities 13

Teaching Learning Strategies and Study Skills to Students with Learning Disabilities, Attention Deficit Disorders, or Social Needs 13

Yes We Can! A Community College Guide for Developing America’s Underprepared 14

AT 14

Considering the Need for Assistive Tech within the 14

Language Master Series Classroom Curriculum 14

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National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers 14

A School Administrator’s Desktop Guide to Assistive Technology 15

Technology and Media for Accessing the Curriculum 15

Academic Skills 15

Becoming a Master Student 15

Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function 15

Creating Significant Learning Experiences 15

Diversity and Motivation: Culturally Responsive Teaching 16

Embrace the Oxymoron: Customer Service in Higher Education 16

From Practice to Mastery: Reading and Writing 16

Get Your ‘A’ Out of College 16

A Handbook for Adjunct/ Part-Time Faculty 16

Help Yourself: How to take Advantage of Your Learning Style 17

How to Improve Your Memory 17

Learning Outside the Lines 17

The Learning Paradigm: College 17

Let Me Learn 17

Memletics Accelerated Learning Manual 18

The Memory Book 18

The Memory Workbook 18

Overcoming Math Anxiety 18

Simple Ways to Make Teaching Math More Fun 18

Succeed with Math 19

Super Memory Super Student 19

Taxonomy for Learning, Teaching, and Assessing, A 19

Winning at Math 19

Testimonials 20

Building Wings: How I Made it Through School 20

Dyslexia: My Life 20

Life Is Not a Fairy Tale 20

The Short Bus: A Journey Beyond Normal 20

Life Skills 21

Your Attitude is Showing 21

Managing Stress: Principles and Strategies for Health and Well-Being 21

Reading and Writing 21

Advancing Vocabulary Skills 21

The American Heritage College Dictionary 21

Critical Reading and Thinking: Introduction 22

Critical Reading and Thinking: Book One 22

Critical Reading and Thinking: Book Two 22

Discovery: An Introduction to Writing 22

Editing and Revising F 23

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English Language Arts Objectives F 23

Experiencing Reading 23

Making Connections: Interactive Application 23

Making it Work: College Reading in Context 24

The Merriam Webster Secretarial Handbook 24

News Writing and Reporting Workbook 24

The Reading Coach 24

Reading Comprehension LP C 25

Reading Skills Handbook 25

Student’s Book of College English: Rhetoric, Readings, Handbook 25

Ten Steps to Building College Reading Skills 25

Writing for Competency 26

Literature 26

The Color of Water 26

The Freedom Writers Diary 26

Literature: Approaches to Fiction, Poetry and Drama 26

The Norton Anthology of English Literature 27

My Sister's Keeper 27

Patterns for a Purpose: A Rhetorical Reader 27

Poems For The People 27

Snow Falling on Cedars 28

Math 28

The Adventurous World of College Algebra Study Sidekick 28

Algebra for College Students 28

Basic Mathematical Skills 28

Beginning Algebra 29

Elementary Statistics Student Solutions Manual 29

Fundamentals of Mathematics 29

Fundamentals of Mathematics Study Guide & Student Solutions Manual 29

Fundamentals of Math Handbook/Solution Manual 29

Intermediate Algebra 29

Intermediate Algebra Student’s Solution Manual 30

The Zany World of Basic Math 30

Computers 30

A+ Operating Systems (05) Student Manual 30

Introduction to Information Systems 30

Microsoft Access 2000 Step by Step 30

Microsoft Office XP New Perspectives First Course 31

Quark Xpress for Windows & Macintosh 31

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure 31

Education 31

Foundations of Education: The Challenge of Professional Practice 31

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Science 32

Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory Textbook 32

Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory Textbook 32

A Laboratory Textbook of Anatomy and Physiology 32

Biology 32

Biology Laboratory Manual 32

Microbiology: An Introduction 33

Microbiology, Super Review, All you need to know 33

Earth: An Introduction to Physical Geology 33

Environmental Science: A Global Concern 33

College Physics 33

General Physics 34

Physics: Principles and Problems 34

Telecourse Guide for Nutrition Pathways 34

Nursing 34

All-in-One Care Planning Resource 34

Contemporary Maternal-Newborn Nursing Care 34

Contemporary Nursing: Issues, Trends & Management 35

Fundamentals of Nursing Study Guide and Skills Performance Checklists 35

LPN to RN Transitions: Achieving Success in Your New Role 35

Medical-Surgical Nursing: Clinical Management for Positive Outcomes Study Guide 35

Nursing Health Assessment: A Critical Thinking, Case Studies Approach 35

Nursing Health Assessment: Clinical Pocket Guide 36

Social Science 36

Contemporary Business Communications 36

Crime Analysis Study Guide & Workbook 36

Criminal Behavior: A Psychosocial Approach 36

Criminal Justice 37

Public Administration: Concepts and Cases 37

Microeconomics 37

Civilization in the West 37

Making America 38

A More Perfect Union Volume 1 38

A More Perfect Union Volume 2 38

New American Democracy 38

State and Local Politics: Government by the People 38

Annual Editions Sociology 39

Sociology 39

Spanish 39

Destinos Workbook/Study Guide 39

Music 39

Music Listening Today 39

Borrowing Books 40

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About this Catalog

The purpose of this catalog is to inform students, tutors and faculty of books we have in our inventory. Many of these books are textbooks used in Cumberland County College classrooms; however, many others are related to learning disabilities, learning aids, and lifestyle skills. This catalog is categorized to help borrowers find books on particular subjects. If you do not see a particular book you believe should be in our inventory, you may contact us with your suggestion. Books are lent on a semester basis. Borrowers are responsible for the condition of books upon their return. If you have any questions regarding these books or about Project Assist services in general, you may

contact Project Assist staff:

Meredith Vicente, 856.691.8600 X282

[email protected]

Dotty Perna, 856.691.8600 X445

[email protected]

Albert Price, 856.691.8600 X450

[email protected]

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Disabilities

Able Underachievers

Diane Montgomery, Editor Since the introduction of mass schooling educationalists have been concerned that large numbers of able children have underfunctioned. The introduction of grammar school education in 1944 for the top twenty- percent did not overcome this problem. Evidence of what is needed and what works with able underachievers, the disaffected and low attainers from a wide range of backgrounds lies in the pedagogy used. It concludes that teaching and learning methods need to be modified to become learning oriented and learner centered rather than subject oriented and teacher centered. Education then will have come to age.

ADHD: What Every Parent Wants to Know

David L. Wodrich, Author Myths and revelations on Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. This guide has expert answers to questions about people with ADHD.

Alternative Math Techniques

Richard Cooper, Author A collection of tips, advice, and new concepts for struggling math students who have tried everything else. Includes practical, no-nonsense modeling of unusual ways to jump-start the math awareness of any student.

The Americans with Disabilities Act: A Briefing Book

Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis, Authors Laws and regulations regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.

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Classroom Assessment

Terry D. TenBrink, Educational Consultant and James M. Cooper, Series Editor Explains the purposes of educational assessment and evaluation, especially the forms of assessment that teachers use to obtain information, form judgments, and make decisions.

Coaching College Students with AD/HD

Patricia Quinn, Nancy Ratey and Theresa Maitland College students with AD/HD are negatively affected by serious difficulties in time and task management. Written in an Issue/Answer format, this book makes it easy to address the needs of students and to design a program for them.

Collective Perspectives on Issues Affecting Learning Disabilities

National Joint Committee on Learning Disabilities Position papers, statements and reports on learning disabilities.

Colleges for Students with Learning Disabilities or ADD

Peterson’s, Author Comprehensive guide to more than 750 institutions in the U.S. and Canada that offer programs for special needs students. Contains profiles of learning disability programs at more than 750 institution in the U.S. and Canada, legal considerations for learning disability programs, including distinctions between K-12 and higher education requirements, a step-By-step process to gaining admittance to learning disability programs, tips on how to prepare for the college experience, and profiles of successful people with learning disabilities.

The Complete Learning Disabilities Directory

Grey House Publishing A comprehensive resource guide for parents, students and professionals. Contains information about associations, newsletters, magazines, books, tapes, products, services and Web sites.

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Diversity in the Classroom

Carl A. Grant and James M. Cooper, Series Editor Addresses the various kinds of diversity found in American schools and the implications for how schools and teachers handle these diverse characteristics.

Dyslexia in the Classroom

Dale R. Jordan, Author Simple guidelines for professionals who do not have the time or opportunity for specialized study of dyslexia.

Dyslexia: The Pattern of Difficulties

T. R. Miles, Author In this book the author describes how his ideas on dyslexia evolved. The Bangor Dyslexia Test is now well established and the material in this book is backed by theoretical justification. In addition to the many case studies drawn from UK experience, the book also includes supporting data from Greece, Germany and Japan. Written with the lay person in mind as well as the specialist.

The Dyslexic Adult in a Non-dyslexic World

Ellen Morgan and Cynthia Klein, Authors Based on semi-structured interviews with fourteen dyslexic people, ranging in age from 10 to 73, the authors weave the life experiences of these men and women (as well as those of others with whom they have worked) into a range of themes covering family, work and education. There are many examples of how dyslexia impacts on behavior and self-esteem, particularly in adults who did not receive the benefit of early diagnosis.

Faculty Disability Services Handbook

Salome M. Heyward, Author A handbook of the responsibilities of instructors, schools and students. Explains the differences between legitimate and non-legitimate student accommodation requests.

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From Screening to Accommodations: Providing Services to Adults with Learning Disabilities

Nancy Larson and Susan Aase, Editors This manual is a "must-have" for any professional in the field of disabilities at the postsecondary level. Major topics included in this resource are: Background and screening, assessment, identification and recommendations for accommodations, resource materials including sample letters, testing accommodation forms, service utilization plans, confidentiality and release information, policy statements and Information for faculty and employers.

Helping Athletes with Disabilities Stay in College and on the Team

Paula P. Willits, Editor From student conduct codes to legal compliance.

I Know What it Says… What Does it Mean?

Daniel J. Kurland, Author Explains how authors attempt to instill a text with meaning, and how readers construct an understanding from what they find. Part 1 shows how to recognize what a text “says,” “does” and “means” at the sentence and paragraph levels. Part 2 examines the skills, strategies, and perspectives underlying the critical interpretation of a text as a whole. Part 3 assembles these ideas with the aid of illustrations and concrete examples.

Inclusion

Kristin L. Sayeski, Author In this guide, the author examines the controversy within the special education community on the pros and cons of full inclusion. Included is a description of what inclusion is and is not, as well as the legal basis from which inclusion stems.

Jordan Dyslexia Assessment/Reading Program Instructor’s Manual

Dale R. Jordan, Author Overview, teaching reading lessons and test administration.

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Jordan Dyslexia Assessment/Reading Program Student Workbook

Dale R. Jordan, Author

Math and the Learning Disabled Student

Paul D. Nolting, Author This book is specially written for counselors and math instructors of students with learning disabilities and provides information on learning and testing accommodations for students with different types of learning disabilities. This book:

defines “learning disability,”

explains reasons for math learning problems and discusses their ramifications,

suggests effective mathematics learning accommodations,

recommends appropriate math testing accommodations, and

reviews learning disabled student case studies.

No Easy Answers: The Learning Disabled Child at Home and at School

Sally L. Smith, Author This book explains how to help students with learning disabilities at home and at school. Answers these questions:

What is it like to have a learning disability?

How can you spot learning difficulties? What causes them?

How can teachers help these children reach their full potential?

How can parents reduce conflicts at home?

What happens as the learning disabled child grows older?

What are a child’s educational rights under new Public Law 94-142?

Practical Strategies for Living with Dyslexia

Maria Chivers, Author Identifies remedies currently available for living with dyslexia, such as tinted glasses, nutritional supplements and exercise, as well as early identification.

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Reading Disability: A Human Approach to Evaluation and Treatment of Reading and Writing Difficulties

Florence G. Roswell and Gladys Natchez, Authors Examines the complex causes and the many different approaches to diagnosis while considering the needs of students.

School-based Interventions

Ellen deLara and James Garbarino, Authors This guide examines a number of social problems that often occur in schools and discusses productive school-based interventions to address these problems.

Smart Kids with School Problems: Things to Know & Ways to Help

Priscilla L. Vail, Author Strategies for dealing with students “conundrum kids”: students with great potential who face major learning obstacles, such as the math whiz who can’t read.

The Source for Learning Disabilities

Paula S. Currie and Elizabeth M. Wadlington, Authors Information about solutions to learning disability problems, including screening checklists, resources and intervention strategies.

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The Source for Nonverbal Learning Disorders

Sue Thompson, Author Examples of adults and children with nonverbal learning disorders, from the experiences of the author. Provides information on recognition and treatment of NLD.

Survival Guide for College Students with ADD or LD

Kathleen G. Nadeau, Author A guide for high school or college students diagnosed with attention deficit disorder or learning disabilities. The Survival Guide has practical suggestions from a specialist in the field and from college students who also suffer from these difficulties. The book helps ADD and LD students to:

choose the right college,

assess the services a college offers,

arrange for extended-time exams,

initiate and maintain helpful relationships with professors,

and more.

Taking the Mystique out of Learning Disabilities

Ricki Goldstein, Author A guide to students with learning disabilities for teachers and tutors.

Teaching Learning Strategies and Study Skills to Students with Learning Disabilities, Attention Deficit Disorders, or Social Needs

Stephen Strichart and Charles Mangrum II, Authors

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Yes We Can! A Community College Guide for Developing America’s Underprepared

Robert M. McCabe, Authors

Assistive Technology

Considering the Need for Assistive Technology Within the Individualized Education Program

John Castellani, Author This monograph frames the process of building an assistive technology program by providing a systematic approach to considering a student’s possible need for AT devices.

Language Master Series Classroom Curriculum

Teresa Tana Herchold, Author

Franklin Learning Resources handbook for use of the Franklin Language Master in the classroom.

National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers

Published by ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) This book of standards illustrates the necessary standards and models of implementation of technology use as well as integration into lesson plans.

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A School Administrator’s Desktop Guide to Assistive Technology

Gayl Bowser and Penny Reed, Authors This monograph is designed to help administrators identify crucial issues and specific actions that influence the provision of assistive technology devices and services.

Technology and Media for Accessing the Curriculum

Cynthia Warger, Editor

This monograph describes the applications of technology in enhancing student learning and participation in classroom activities, as well the ways technology can support practitioners in administrative and managerial tasks to quality programming.

Academic skills

Becoming a Master Student

Dave Ellis, Author Annotated instructor’s edition. A guide to helping students achieve higher in college.

Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function

Steven C. Guy, Peter K. Isquith and Gerard A. Gioia, Authors Self-report version. Professional Manual from Psychological Assessment Resources, Inc. (PAR). Brief-SR is a self-report used to find older children’s and adolescents’ views of their own executive functions.

Creating Significant Learning Experiences

L. Dee Fink, Author This book offers conceptual and procedural tools that are helpful for teachers when designing instruction; it also offers recommendations on what various organizations in higher education can do to more effectively support better teaching.

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Diversity & Motivation: Culturally Responsive Teaching

Raymond Wlodkowski and Margery Ginsberg, Authors Diversity & Motivation provides the conceptual framework for culturally responsive teaching and instructional strategies that promote a community-centered approach to teaching and learning.

Embrace the Oxymoron: Customer Service in Higher Education

Neal Raisman, Author Customer service instruction for better enrollment, advisement and teaching standards.

From Practice to Mastery: Reading and Writing

Barbara Sussman, Maria Villar-Smith and Carolyn Lengel, Authors A study guide for the Florida College Basic Skills Exit tests. It contains tips and tools for completing the test as well as other standardized tests.

Get Your ‘A’ Out of College

Clark McKowen, Author This book is a guide toward getting top grades, as well as gaining maximum absorption of subject material.

A Handbook for Adjunct/Part-Time Faculty and Teachers of Adults

Donald Greive, Author The Handbook emphasizes techniques and strategies toward effective use of time and resources necessary for a successful and satisfying teaching experience.

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Help Yourself: How to Take Advantage of Your Learning Styles

Gail Murphy Sonbuchner, Author Help Yourself is written to help students discover their personal learning strengths and weaknesses, and introduce them to a variety of strategies to take advantage of them.

How To Improve Your Memory

James D. Weinland, Author Scientific facts about memory improvement with suggestions for remembering names, dates, events and other useful information.

Learning Outside the Lines

Jonathan Mooney and David Cole, Authors A success story of two academic “failures” and how they overcame their learning problems. Offers lessons on how a student can take control of his or her education and find true success.

The Learning Paradigm: College

John Tagg, Author

A discussion of the problems within the higher education community, as well as proposed solutions.

Let Me Learn

Christine Johnston, Author A complete description of the Let Me Learn model and the interpretation of learning styles, as well as approaches to teaching students with various learning styles.

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Memletics Accelerated Learning Manual

Sean Whiteley, Author A manual on the Memletics learning style system.

The Memory Book

Harry Lorayne & Jerry Lucas, Authors A simple memory system, useful for remembering numbers, figures, appointments, foreign words and more.

The Memory Workbook

Douglas J. Mason and Michael L. Kohn, Authors An interactive program designed to help people unlearn the old habits that interfere with memory functioning. Research-based system challenges assumptions, helps build focus and develop recall skills.

Overcoming Math Anxiety

Sheila Tobias, Author This book addresses the gendered view of math in which women tend to be victims. Math anxiety here is described as a political issue. The author gives strategies toward addressing these issues.

Simple Ways to Make Teaching Math More Fun

Bob Algozzine and James Ysseldyke, Authors Ideas and tactics for reaching students and making math fun.

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Succeed with Math

Sheila Tobias, Author Helps the reader to explore new ways to think about math, discover the learning style that suits an individual best, learn techniques to solve math problems, understand basic concepts, and more.

Super Memory Super Student

Harry Lorayne, Author Techniques for not only learning and remembering more, but remembering and recalling more quickly.

A Taxonomy for Learning, Teaching, and Assessing

Loren Anderson, David Krathwohl, et.al., Editors A revision of Bloom’s Taxonomy of educational objectives, this book helps teachers understand and implement a standards-based curriculum.

Winning at Math

Paul Nolting, Author Winning at Math will help the reader learn:

why learning is different than learning other subjects,

how to assess and use math-learning strengths,

how to understand and improve the memory process,

how to reduce math anxiety and math test anxiety,

what students with disabilities should consider,

and more.

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testimonials

Building Wings: How I Made It Through School

Don Johnston, Author, with Jerry Stemach Don Johnston, founder of Don Johnston Inc, a company that sells assistive technology products, describes his struggles through school as a child.

Dyslexia: My Life

Girard J. Sagmiller, Author An autobiography of a man with a learning disability.

Life Is Not a Fairy Tale

Fantasia Barrino, Author An autobiography of Fantasia, the 2004 American Idol winner. She describes her struggle with reading and abusive relationships.

The Short Bus: A Journey Beyond Normal

Jonathan Mooney, Author A chronicle of Jonathan Mooney’s trip across America in a customized school bus, visiting schools and meeting students with special needs.

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Life skills

Your Attitude is Showing: A Primer of Human Relations

Sharon Lund O’Neil, Author Your Attitude is Showing is a guide on the field of business human relations. This book was written to help the reader

establish interpersonal skills,

confirm common sense,

enhance performance,

and more.

Managing Stress: Principles and Strategies for Health and Well-Being

Brian Luke Steward A holistic approach to health and stress.

Reading and writing

Advancing Vocabulary Skills

Sherrie L. Nist and Carole Mohr, Authors Readers often simply don’t know enough words. This book helps with mastery of 300 important words and word parts. Makes use of contexts.

The American Heritage College Dictionary

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Critical Reading and Thinking Skills: Introduction

Don Barnes and Wyman Fischer, Authors Building skills on:

Detecting assumptions

Making judgments

recognizing conclusions

Main idea

Predicting outcomes

Distinguishing between fact and opinion

Citing evidence

Critical Reading and Thinking Skills: Book One

Don Barnes and Wyman Fischer, Authors

Building skills on:

Distinguishing between fact and opinion

Drawing valid conclusions

Making classifications

Recognizing sequences

Making judgments

Detecting assumptions

Critical Reading and Thinking Skills: Book Two

Don Barnes and Wyman Fischer, Authors

Building skills on:

Main idea

Citing evidence

Determining purpose

Predicting outcomes

Judging relevance

Cause and effect

Discovery: An Introduction to Writing

William J. Kelley and Deborah L. Lawton, Authors Grammar, the writing process and guidelines for composition. Includes reading strategies.

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Editing and Revising F

Sarah M. Williams, Patricia F. Braccio and Jonathan Kantrowitz, Editors A reading comprehension workbook.

English Language Arts Objectives F

Jonathan D. Kantrowitz, Patricia F. Braccio, Philip W. Sedelnik and David M. Perrett, Authors

Experiencing Reading

Sandra G. Brown and William J. McGreevy, Authors Experiencing Reading offers:

Information about written language

Strategies for mastery of each mode of discourse

Accessible multicultural readings

Questions for writing and discussion to encourage critical thinking

Measures for evaluation of comprehension

Opportunities for vocabulary building

Making Connections: A Strategic Approach to Academic Reading

Kenneth J. Pakenham, Author A high intermediate level academic reading skills book.

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Making It Work: College Reading in Context

Robert DiYanni, Author A developmental reading textbook.

The Merriam-Webster Secretarial Handbook

Mark A. Stevens, General Editor A handbook for secretaries in the age of electronic offices. Includes:

Sample letters

Explanations of the conventions of business English

Guidance through common office tasks

Advice on selecting and using computers and other office equipment

Information tables

News Writing & Reporting For Today’s Media

Bruce Itule and Douglas Anderson, Authors A journalism textbook.

The Reading Coach

Jan Hasbrouck and Carolyn Denton, Authors A handbook for reading teachers.

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Reading Comprehension LP C

Jonathan D. Kantrowitz, Author

A workbook for building reading comprehension.

Reading Skills Handbook

Harvey Wiener and Charles Bazerman, Authors A textbook for development of reading skills.

Student’s Book of College English: Rhetoric, Readings, Handbook

David Skwire and Harvey Wiener, Authors A textbook on college-level critical reading and composition.

Ten Steps to Building College Reading Skills

John Langan A textbook on college-level critical reading and analysis.

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Writing for Competency

James W. Beers and J. Thomas Gill, Jr., Authors A textbook on writing assignments and tests with essay questions.

literature

The Color of Water

James McBride, Author A memoir for the author’s mother. The chapters alternate between his descriptions of his early life, and first-person accounts of his mother's life, mostly the author was born.

The Freedom Writers Diary

The Freedom Writers and Erin Gruwell, Authors A collection of real-life stories by the “at-risk” students of Erin Gruwell.

Literature: Approaches to Fiction, Poetry and Drama

Robert DiYanni, Author An anthology of worldwide literature, with lessons on critical reading and analysis.

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The Norton Anthology of English Literature

M. H. Abrams, General Editor The standard textbook for Cumberland County College’s English composition courses.

My Sister’s Keeper

Jodi Picoult, Author A novel about a young girl who sues her parents for the right to make her own decisions about how her body is used when a kidney transplant is planned in order to save her older sister's life.

Patterns for a Purpose: A Rhetorical Reader

Barbara Fine Clouse, Author

A textbook for instruction on critical reading.

Poems For The People

Ben Gendell, Author A collection of zany poems written by Ben Gendell, a person with a learning disability.

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Snow Falling on Cedars

David Guterson A novel about a Japanese American charged with murder and the effects of World War II on Japanese residents of San Pierdo Island.

math

The Adventurous World of College Algebra Study Sidekick

Dan Kalaman, Karen Hanson and Bradley Zweig, Authors A Standard Deviants production. This book accompanies the Standard Deviants Algebra video and is a comprehensive review on algebra topics.

Algebra for College Students

Mark Dugopolski, Author College-level algebra text.

Basic Mathematical Skills

Donald Hutchison, Barry Bergman and Stefan Baratto, Authors A developmental math text.

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Beginning Algebra

Donald Hutchison, Barry Bergman, Louis Hoelzle and Stefan Baratto, Authors A developmental algebra text.

Elementary Statistics Student Solutions Manual

Sally Robinson, Author

Fundamentals of Mathematics

William Setek Jr. and Michael Gallo, Authors A developmental math text.

Fundamentals of Mathematics Study Guide & Student Solutions Manual

William Setek Jr., Michael Gallo and Ronald Yates, Authors

Solution manual to Fundamentals of Mathematics.

Intermediate Algebra

Julie Miller and Molly O’Neill, Authors An intermediate algebra textbook.

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Intermediate Algebra Student’s Solutions Manual

Jon Weerts, Author Solution guide to Intermediate Algebra.

The Zany World of Basic Math

Richard Semmler, C. Alan Canant, Karen Hansen et.al., Authors A Standard Deviants study guide for basic math.

computers

A+ Operating Systems (OS) Student Manual

Wave Technologies Includes CD-ROM.

Introduction to Information Systems

James A. O’Brien and George M. Marakas, Authors Basic concepts and groundwork on computer information systems.

Microsoft Access 2000 Step-by-Step

Microsoft Press A self-study guide. Includes CD-ROM.

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Microsoft Office XP New Perspectives First Course

June Jamrich Parsons, Dan Oja et.al, Authors Lessons on Office XP through a case-based, step-by-step approach.

Quark Xpress for Windows & Macintosh

Elaine Weinman and Peter Lourekas, Authors A quick start guide on QuarkXPress, a page layout application.

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Design

Wave Technologies Comes with CD-ROM.

education

Foundations of Education: The Challenge of Professional Practice

Robert F. McNergney and Joanne M. McNergney, Authors Includes Praxis guide.

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Science

Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory Textbook

Harold Benson, Stanley Gunstream, Arthur Talaro and Kathleen Talaro, Authors Complete version.

Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory Textbook

Harold Benson, Stanley Gunstream, Arthur Talaro and Kathleen Talaro, Authors Short version.

A Laboratory Textbook of Anatomy and Physiology

Anne B. Donnersberger and Anne Lesak Scott, Authors

Biology

Sylvia Mader, Author Introductory biology text.

Biology Laboratory Manual

Sylvia Mader, Author Accompanies Biology by Mader.

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Microbiology: An Introduction

Gerard Tortora, Berdell Funke and Christine Case, Authors Microbiology text.

Microbiology Super Review

The Staff of Research & Education Association, Dr. M. Fogiel, DIrector The Super Review provides necessary information to complete homework problems effectively and succeed on exams and quizzes.

Earth: An Introduction to Physical Geology

Edward Tarbuck and Frederick Lutgens, Authors A basic text on college-level geology studies.

Environmental Science: A Global Concern

William Cunningham and Barbara Woodworth Saigo, Authors A text used in an environmental studies curriculum.

College Physics

John O’Dwyer, Author A basic physics text.

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General Physics

Morton M. Sternheim and Joseph W. Kane, Authors A basic physics text.

Physics: Principles and Problems

Paul Zitzewitz, Robert Neff and Mark Davids, Authors A high school-level physics text.

Telecourse Guide for Nutrition Pathways

Marie Yost Maness and Colleen Loveland, Authors For Whitney & Rolf’s Understanding Nutrition, 10e.

Nursing

All-in-One Care Planning Resource

Pamela L. Swearingen, Author Medical-surgical, pediatric, maternity and psychiatric nursing care plans. Covers all core clinical areas.

Contemporary Maternal-Newborn Nursing Care

Patricia W. Ladewig, Marcia L. London, Susan Moberly and Sally B. Olds, Authors

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Contemporary Nursing: Issues, Trends & Management

Barbara Cherry and Susan R. Jacob, Authors

Fundamentals of Nursing Study Guide and Skills Performance Checklists

Geralyn Ochs, Author

LPN to RN Transitions: Achieving Success in Your New Role

Nicki Harrington and Cynthia Terry, Authors

Medical-Surgical Nursing: Clinical Management for Positive Outcomes Study Guide

Susan Grinslade, Laurie J. Singel and Pamela L. Keys, Authors

Nursing Health Assessment: A Critical Thinking, Case Studies Approach

Patricia M. Dillon, Author

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Nursing Health Assessment: Clinical Pocket Guide

Patricia M. Dillon, Author

social Science

Contemporary Business Communications

Scot Ober, Author Includes CD-ROM.

Crime Analysis Study Guide & Workbook

Steven Gottlieb, Author

Criminal Behavior: A Psychosocial Approach

Curt Bartol and Anne Bartol, Authors A textbook about crime from a psychological and social perspective regarding the offender.

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Criminal Justice

Jay S. Albanese, Author Criminal Justice textbook. Comes with CD-ROM.

Criminology

Leonard Glick A textbook on criminal behavior.

Public Administration: Concepts and Cases

Richard J. Stillman, Jr., Author

Microeconomics

William Boyes and Michael Melvin, Authors An economics textbook, dealing with smaller aspects of an economy.

Civilization in the West

Mark Kishlansky, Patrick Geary and Patricia O’Brien, Authors European history. Volume II: Since 1555.

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Making America

Carol Berkin, Christopher Miller et.al, Authors A history of the United States, brief 2

nd edition.

A More Perfect Union Volume 1

Paul Boller, Jr. and Ronald Story, Authors Documents in U. S. History up to 1877.

A More Perfect Union Volume 2

Paul Boller, Jr. and Ronald Story, Authors

Documents in U. S. History since 1865.

The New American Democracy

Morris Fiorina, Paul Peterson, Bertram Johnson and D. Stephen Voss, Authors An American government textbook.

State and Local Politics: Government by the People

James Burns, J. W. Peltason et.al, Authors A textbook on the institutions and political forces that shape policy making and outcomes in state and local communities.

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Annual Editions Sociology

Kurt Finsterbusch, Editor Current information on sociological issues.

Sociology

Richard T. Schaefer College sociology text.

Spanish

Destinos Workbook/Study Guide I

Bill VanPatten, Martha Alford Marks, Richard V. Techner and Thalia Dorwick, Authors

Lecciones 1-26.

music

Music Listening Today

Charles Hoffer, Author

A music appreciation text. Comes with CDs.

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borrowing books

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