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Interactive Science: Cells and Heredity
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Earth Science
by Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn ThorntonThe Interactive Science curriculum for homeschooling is a series of materials you can use to educate your child about science. Spanning from Kindergarten through Grade 8, the program will guide your child through the subject and solidify his or her knowledge. The final installment of Interactive Science, Grade 8 is designed just as carefully as the rest of the homeschool program. All Interactive Science curricula help your child stay engaged in learning by providing materials that include fun labs and exciting activities. Interactive Science: Grade 8 is a dynamic program that allows you to tailor your child's lessons to her or her needs. You can set the pace of your child's education using this curriculum. Furthermore, by using Interactive Science: Grade 8, you'll have all the tools you'll need to ensure each lesson has the right level of challenge for your child and is engaging. The lessons you create using Interactive Science will progress seamlessly through various Grade levels, helping your child develop a solid knowledge of the subject matter. By the time you complete Grade 8, your child should be able to: Interpret and create graphs using data collected during experimentation. Explain basic physics concepts, such as speed, motion and force. Understand and explain the process of natural selection. Explain the relationship between Earth and its solar system. Analyze results of an experiment and determine why they occurred. Explain what chemical reactions are and how they work. You will help your child achieve these and other important goals by using the materials included in Interactive Science: Grade 8. You can get a more detailed look at what is included in this program by visiting the Features and Benefits page. Please note that Pearson creates educational materials for all types of learners. For that reason, when creating a program, we ensure that the material will be accessible to as many students as possible. As such, we create many ancillary products that fit specific situations and meet a variety of needs. While there are many components to each of our overall educational programs, some of these ancillaries do not meet the needs of homeschoolers, others do not make sense in a homeschool environment and some require an expensive technological infrastructure to deploy. The homeschool product configurations, while selected from a larger program, are complete curriculum bundles designed to engage your children and help them thrive while being mindful of your budget. It is important to note that at times there will be resources mentioned throughout our curriculum material descriptions that are not included in your package. However this will not hinder your child's successful completion of the course. Rather, the exclusion of certain materials will make homeschooling more budget-friendly and will ensure your curriculum meets your individual needs.
Interactive Science: Earth's Structure
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Earth's Structure
by Prentice HallGeneral science curriculum for the middle grades featuring a text that students can write in.
Interactive Science: Earth's Surface
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Ecology and the Environment
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Forces and Energy
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Grade 4
by Scott ForesmanInteractive Science makes learning personal and engaging by providing an innovative write-in student edition.
Interactive Science: Grade 7
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah MillerNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Human Body Systems
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Introduction to Chemistry
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Life Science
by Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn ThorntonThe Interactive Science curriculum for homeschooling is a series of materials you can use to educate your child about science. Spanning from Kindergarten through Grade 8, the program will guide your child through the subject and solidify his or her knowledge. The final installment of Interactive Science, Grade 8 is designed just as carefully as the rest of the homeschool program. All Interactive Science curricula help your child stay engaged in learning by providing materials that include fun labs and exciting activities. Interactive Science: Grade 8 is a dynamic program that allows you to tailor your child's lessons to her or her needs. You can set the pace of your child's education using this curriculum. Furthermore, by using Interactive Science: Grade 8, you'll have all the tools you'll need to ensure each lesson has the right level of challenge for your child and is engaging. The lessons you create using Interactive Science will progress seamlessly through various Grade levels, helping your child develop a solid knowledge of the subject matter. By the time you complete Grade 8, your child should be able to: Interpret and create graphs using data collected during experimentation. Explain basic physics concepts, such as speed, motion and force. Understand and explain the process of natural selection. Explain the relationship between Earth and its solar system. Analyze results of an experiment and determine why they occurred. Explain what chemical reactions are and how they work. You will help your child achieve these and other important goals by using the materials included in Interactive Science: Grade 8. You can get a more detailed look at what is included in this program by visiting the Features and Benefits page. Please note that Pearson creates educational materials for all types of learners. For that reason, when creating a program, we ensure that the material will be accessible to as many students as possible. As such, we create many ancillary products that fit specific situations and meet a variety of needs. While there are many components to each of our overall educational programs, some of these ancillaries do not meet the needs of homeschoolers, others do not make sense in a homeschool environment and some require an expensive technological infrastructure to deploy. The homeschool product configurations, while selected from a larger program, are complete curriculum bundles designed to engage your children and help them thrive while being mindful of your budget. It is important to note that at times there will be resources mentioned throughout our curriculum material descriptions that are not included in your package. However this will not hinder your child's successful completion of the course. Rather, the exclusion of certain materials will make homeschooling more budget-friendly and will ensure your curriculum meets your individual needs.
Interactive Science: Physical Science
by Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn ThorntonNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Physical Science (Virginia Edition)
by The Editors at PearsonThis book intends to introduce all the basics and essential topics of physical science and explore them using interactive tools.
Interactive Science: Science and Technology
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Sound and Light
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: The Diversity of Life
by Prentice Hall Buckley1. Introduction to Living Things <p><p> 2. Viruses, Bacteria, Protists, and Fungi <p> 3. Plants <p> 4. Introduction to Animals <p> 5. Getting Around <p> 6. Obtainng Energy <p> 7. Animal Reproduction and Behavior
Interactive Science: The Diversity of Life
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Water and the Atmosphere
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Statistics (Third Edition)
by Martha Aliaga Brenda GundersonThis volume takes a hands-on approach to the introduction of basic statistical methods, using a highly interactive method. Readers are taught to ask "why" and think like a statistician to find the logical solution. With its strong emphasis on data analysis, the book gives readers the skills to understand and interpret a variety of statistical results. Provides an overview of the basic components of decision-making and using statistical ideas. Helps readers master the language of statistics, the importance of a p-value, and the meaning of statistical significance. Includes coverage of current topics such as power of the test and effect size, bootstrap, and blocking designs in experiments. Uses examples from business, sports, economics, and more to address a wide range of interests. Includes chapter-ending TI Quick Steps for using calculators to enter, manipulate, and plot data. For anyone interested in learning more about statistics.
Interest Group Politics
by Allan J. Cigler Burdett A. LoomisAfter a turbulent and moneyed midterm election season, turn to the new edition of this trusted classic to guide your students through the influence and reach of interest groups. With its broad spectrum of scholarship on interest groups past and present, Interest Group Politics once again brings together noted political scientists to provide comprehensive coverage and cutting-edge research on interest groups in U. S. politics. Contributors examine the growth of social networks in lobbying, the actions of organized interests during the health care reform debate, campaign mobilization and congressional decision making from the group perspective, and more.
Interest Theory: Financial Mathematics and Deterministic Valuation
by Joe Francis Chris RuckmanThe ActuarialBrew Interest Theory textbook explains the concepts underlying the Society of Actuarial Financial Mathematics (FM) exam. The textbook includes over 300 exam-style questions and almost 200 worked examples. An answer key to the questions is provided in the textbook. Full solutions can be downloaded from ActuarialBrew.com.