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Vocabulary Workshop®: Tools for Comprehension, Level Green
by Joseph Czarnecki Christine GialamasA publisher-supplied textbook
Vocabulary Workshop®: Tools for Comprehension, Level Orange
by Jerome Shostak Joseph Czarnecki Christine GialamasA publisher-supplied textbook
Vocabulary Workshop®: Tools for Comprehension, Level Purple
by Joseph Czarnecki Christine GialamasA publisher-supplied textbook
Vocabulary Workshop®: Tools for Comprehension, Level Red
by Sadlier SchoolA publisher-supplied textbook
Vocabulary Workshop with iWordsTM Audio Program, Common Core Enriched Edition, Level Blue
by Jerome ShostakA publisher-supplied textbook
Vocabulary Workshop with iWordsTM Audio Program, Common Core Enriched Edition, Level Green
by Jerry L. Johns Joseph Czarnecki Christine Gialamas-AntonucciA publisher-supplied textbook
Vocabulary Workshop with iWordsTM Audio Program, Common Core Enriched Edition, Level Orange
by Jerome Shostak Joseph Czarnecki Christine Gialamas-AntonucciA publisher-supplied textbook
Vocabulary Workshop with iWordsTM Audio Program, Common Core Enriched Edition, Level Purple
by Jerry L. Johns Joseph Czarnecki Christine Gialamas-AntonucciA publisher-supplied textbook
Vocabulary Workshop, with iWordsTM Audio Program, Common Core Enriched Edition, Level Red
by Jerry L. JohnsA publisher-supplied textbook
Vocabulary, Writer's Log [Level E]
by Eldon Doty Margaret G. Mckeown Isabel L. BeckNIMAC-sourced textbook
Vocabulit Level G/7 Se
by Perfection LearningThe book teaches academic vocabulary through selections from grade-level, appropriate fiction and informational text commonly read in the classroom. Powerful features will make this book be the students favorite vocabulary program.
Vocal Workouts for the Contemporary Singer
by Anne PeckhamThis Book is for singers who are interested in contemporary, non-classical singing styles. It is a look at breath support, tone production, and voice strengthening, plus material for more experienced singers who want to continue to develop their voices. By following the Complete Vocal Workouts presented in this book, you will be able to sing with improved range, agility, sound, and overall expressive power.
Vocations and the Universal Call to Holiness
by James SociasIn Baptism, God calls each of us to holiness on earth and to eternal life with him in heaven. This text examines the universal call to holiness and its importance in the Christian life. It also analyzes the unique plan that God has for every person in the in the vocations to Marriage, Holy Orders, the consecrated life, or the committed single life. Finally, it explains how each person can prayerfully discern the will of God in his or her own life. <p><p>This book, Vocations and the Universal Call to Holiness, corresponds to Elective D: Responding to the Call of Jesus Christ in the curriculum framework. This textbook is published with ecclesiastical approval from the Archdiocese of Chicago, and it has been submitted for review for conformity with the Catechism of the Catholic Church to the USCCB Subcommittee on the Catechism.
A Voice for the Animals
by Evelyn Brooks Nancy WhiteFind out about the importance of kindness while exploring the history of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
The Voice of Reason: Fundamentals of Critical Thinking
by Burton F. PorterLively, comprehensive, and contemporary, The Voice of Reason: Fundamentals of Critical Thinking covers three principal areas: thought and language, systematic reasoning, and modes of proof. It employs highly accessible explanations and a multitude of examples drawn from social issues and various academic fields, showing students and other readers how to construct and criticize arguments using the techniques of sound reasoning. The Voice of Reason examines the traditional elements of the field and also explores new ground. The first section of the book elucidates the relationship between thought and language, explaining how words function. It discusses meaning, connotation, vagueness, ambiguity, and definition, identifying the linguistic elements that can produce mistakes in thinking. The next section describes the rules of systematic reasoning, examining such topics as truth, relevance, and adequacy; deductive logic (categorical, hypothetical, and disjunctive); and induction (cause and effect, analogy, generalization, and hypothesis). Sixteen fallacies in thinking are also described through extensive illustrations and applications. The final section of the book offers a unique study of what constitutes proof in several different areas--including politics, advertising, law, and social issues--as well as in the academic disciplines of literature, science, history, and ethics. The author describes the various rules of evidence, using essays by major figures in each field as examples. An ideal text for courses in critical thinking, informal logic, and reasoning and writing, The Voice of Reason offers numerous pedagogical features including a host of examples; assignments, exercises, and puzzles at both the halfway point and at the end of each chapter; cartoons and quotations throughout; and practical applications of theoretical concepts.
Voices and Values: A Reader For Writers
by Janet M. Goldstein Beth JohnsonVoices and Values is suitable for reading and/or writing classes, the book provides a series of forty lively and thought-provoking essays that will compel student attention.
Voices and Values: A Reader for Writers (2nd Edition)
by Janet M. Goldstein John LanganThe book provides a series of forty lively and thought-provoking essays.Each selection is accompanied by a set of activities to help students read, understand, and write about the essay.
Voices class 11 and 12 - Meghalaya Board
by Meghalaya Board of School EducationThe book Voices is a Supplementary Reader subject for Class XI and Class XII, from Meghalaya Board. The book focuses on enabling the students to become independent readers, honing language skills such as listening, speaking, reading and writing, equipping students with the vocabulary required to function effectively in their professional lives, developing a taste for reading quality material, acquiring analytical and critical thinking and sharpening language skills to be able to cope with learning the other subjects. Lessons have been devised and prepared to take the students from the known to the unknown and to develop communication skills in the young learners preparing them to deal with day-to-day problems and enhance their life experiences.
Voices of a New Generation: A Feminist Anthology
by Sarah Weir Constance FaulknerA new generation of feminist thinkers from a variety of nonacademic and academic backgrounds including women's studies, anthropology, ethnic studies, and geography, address current issues in feminism. Weir and Faulkner (Western Washington U.) formed the anthology to provide their students with voices, viewpoints, and diversity missing from their regular textbooks. The 18 essays offer ways of understanding how younger women see themselves in the 21st century. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Voices of Freedom: A Documentary History, Volume 1 (3rd Edition)
by Eric FonerWritten as a companion to Foner's (history, Columbia U.) well-regarded American history survey textbook Give Me Liberty! this collection of 98 primary source documents reflects the fluid nature of definitions of freedom. Selections, some of which are excerpts, others reproduced in their entirety, span over 300 years of American history from the age of European exploration to Reconstruction. Organized chronologically, each document is preceded by a short introduction and followed by two study questions. Authors include Adam Smith, Noah Webster, Thomas Jefferson, fugitive slave Joseph Taper, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Robert Owen, Pontiac, and James Winthrop among others. This third edition has a new global focus and contains more than 40 documents not featured in earlier editions. The work has not been indexed. Annotation ©2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Voices of Freedom: A Documentary History, Volume 2 (3rd Edition)
by Eric FonerThe Third Edition of Voices of Freedom includes documents reflecting the global dimension of American history and remains a comprehensive collection that offers a diverse gathering of authors and a wide breadth of opinion.
Voices Of Freedom: A Documentary History, Volume 1 (Fourth Edition)
by Eric FonerA rich collection of documentary voices addressing a central theme in American history--freedom. The documents in this collection show that although in some ways universal, the idea of freedom has never been a fixed, timeless concept with a single, unchanging definition. In fact, the history of the United States is in part a story of debates and struggles over freedom. Crises like the American Revolution, the Civil War, and the Cold War have permanently transformed the meaning of freedom. So too have demands by various groups of Americans for greater freedom. The primary-source selections in this book include presidential proclamations and letters by runaway slaves, famous court cases and obscure manifestos, prevailing ideas and dissenting ones. The voices range from Las Casas and Pontiac through Jefferson, Thoreau, Douglass, and Lincoln to Stanton, Sanger, Garvey, Luce, Byrd, and Obama. The Fourth Edition of Voices of Freedom includes new documents that better reflect the religious aspects of American history. It remains a comprehensive collection that offers a diverse gathering of authors and a wide breadth of opinion. Fully compiled and edited by Eric Foner, the collection includes headnotes and critical questions for each document. The book is organized as a companion to the textbook Give Me Liberty! An American History, Fourth Edition, by Eric Foner, and it can also be used with other texts in the American history survey and other courses.