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This guide lists over 75 primary source Internet sites on geography. It also provides in-depth critical thinking questions and activities for geography teachers and school library media specialists to use with students.

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A compilation of over 150 primary-source Web sites covering American government from pre-colonial times to the present day, as well as economics and world issues. Questions and activities for the student are included, encouraging critical thinking skills.

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Recommends 150 primary source Internet sites in history for teachers and school library media specialists to stimulate critical thinking in students.

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Mathematics teachers and school library media specialists will find this book a valuable resource for using the Web to promote critical thinking in the high school mathematics classroom.

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Each Web site will help reinforce language skills while providing students with interactive lessons on the unique culture of the peoples who speak the language.

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Presenting web sites from around the world covering much of the world's literature, this book provides creative and interesting thinking activities to enhance student understanding of literature and culture and to promote critical thinking.

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In this book, Ingemar Nordin analyzes how not only scientific but also non-scientific knowledge is to be used in practice when establishing a rational technological and medical development.

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Topics are based on a typical middle school program of study and each topical section includes a sample lesson plan, a list of books that illustrate the topic and suggested websites for further exploration.

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In this valuable resource, Hurst and Otis bring together the methods and philosophy for the extensive use of trade books in the middle school curriculum.

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This book deals with four types of abuse: neglect, emotional abuse, physical abuse, and sexual abuse. For each type of abuse, selected works of fiction, literary, and professional perspectives are juxtaposed along with applications for utilizing the stories in a hypothetical therapy setting.

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These themes vary from coping with the death of a parent, to coping with violent deaths, to coping with an AIDS-related death.

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A resource for teachers, librarians, counselors and parents combines the expertise of two professionals: literacy experts and therapists.

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Today, illnesses and the high risk behaviour of adolescents have become interrelated through the multitude of physical, social and emotional changes young people experience. This work provides a link for teachers and media specialists to those novels that can help adolescents with health issues.

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Using fictional characters, these experts provide guidance on how to encourage adolescents to cope while improving their reading and writing skills.

Twelve novels are examined from both a literary and psychological perspective, allowing the readers to meet the central figures as if they were living human beings.

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Young adult literature and psychological and social experts are paired in this approach to helping adolescents understand and cope with social problems.

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Covers major wars that have generated a suitable variety of materials for student use - the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, World War I, World War II, the Vietnam War and the Gulf War. The book maintains that studying historical wars through literature offers insight into the effect of war.

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This manual of ideas zeroes in on current picture book titles. The most similar resource to this book of lesson plans is the authors' first book, Linking Picture Books to Standards.

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This fourth volume of the series, Using Picture Story Books to Teach Literary Devices, gives teachers and librarians the perfect tool to teach literary devices in grades K-12.