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Interchange: Reading and Writing Critically, 1st Edition

by Christine Carter et al.

Previously published by Nelson. Interchange: Reading and Writing Critically encourages students to read like a writer and write like a reader. This product was built from the ground up by two educators who are in touch with the needs of today’s students in the classroom. By examining robust, thematically based reading examples throughout each chapter,…

Introduction to Ethics, 2nd Edition

by Clifton Guthrie

An introductory college ethics text that incorporates contemporary moral psychology, four ethics theories, and ethics in workplace, profession, and religion.

Introduction to Interior Design

by Lindsay Tan

This Top Hat textbook provides an engaging introduction to the world of interior design. Foundational concepts are introduced to provide students with the language needed to explore and express ideas about design. Design is explored through theories grounded in a design ecology framework that connects interiors and interior designers to a wide range…

Introduction to Legal Studies 1e

by Frances E. Chapman

Previously published by Nelson. Introduction to Legal Studies, First Edition presents students with information surrounding the interpretation of laws, societal factors that are taken into account when creating laws, and the effects that those laws have on society, using the case law-based method employed at Canadian law schools. In this text, students…

Learning Strategies For College and Career, Third Edition

by Rebecca Campbell et al.

Learning Strategies for College and Career, from BVT Publishing, is a concise yet comprehensive textbook with all of the content required to teach a typical College Success or FYE course. The unique model of student success can be used beyond the first year, across a student's entire academic education journey. This Top Hat version contains everything…

Learning to Teach in the Primary School

by Teresa Cremin et al.

Taylor and Francis: How do you become an effective primary school teacher? What do you need to be able to do? What do you need to know? Flexible, effective and creative primary school teachers require subject knowledge, an understanding of their pupils and how they learn, a range of strategies for managing behaviour and organising environments for…

Masterful Essays in Academic English: A Language Learner’s Handbook

by Andrea Vaccaro

The second edition of Masterful Essays in Academic English: A Language Learner’s Handbook, is a high-intermediate to advanced-level ESL writing textbook that teaches five-paragraph academic essays. This text is ideal for stand-alone college-level or pre-college level writing courses or combined reading and writing courses intended for nonnative speakers…

Origins: Canadian History to Confederation, 8th Edition

by Robert Wardhaugh, Alan MacEachern, R. Douglas Francis, Richard Jones, Donald B. Smith

Origins and its post-Confederation partner Destinies continue their unrivalled ability to tell the story of the history of Canada by balancing different types of history while maintaining a coherent narrative that does not drown the reader in detail. In their new editions, these books have made even greater investment in student engagement, from beautiful…

Partnerships: Families and Communities in Early Childhood, 6th Edition

by Lynn Wilson

Previously published by Nelson. Partnerships: Families and Communities in Early Childhood, Sixth Canadian Edition, is designed to encourage the development of authentic, meaningful, and respectful relationships with families. With a strong emphasis on working in early learning centres and school environments, this resource provides strategies for building…

Proviamo insieme! Intermediate Italian

by Andrea Privitera et al.

The eTextbook Proviamo Insieme! Intermediate Italian adopts a blended approach in that it combines deductive and inductive pedagogical practices. Instances of the deductive teaching style include, for example, grammatical explanations of the target language structure and rules, and translations followed by pattern-drill exercises. On the other hand,…

Reading and Writing about the Disciplines: A Guided Process for Academic Research, 2E

by Hui Wu et al.

Reading and Writing about the Disciplines focuses on developing first-year college students’ academic literacy, a set of reading, thinking, writing, and researching skills required of an expert or a professional, by introducing them to the conventions of academic writing in and beyond the discipline they wish to explore as their major. It aims to familiarize…

Reading, Writing, and ...Blogs?

by Jo Anne Harris

Worldwide, over 4 million blog posts are published each day, but many educators are still on the fence about the role of blogs and social media in the classroom. While some embrace blog writing as an active learning format to engage students, others are still scrambling to understand how digital media technologies fit into the curriculum. Starting with…