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Also Available From HELP, Inc...TExES Master ESLSupplemental #154 TExES Master Bilingual Supplemental #102 Learn More... Read what our customers say about our products... Education NewsA Further Interview with Colin Hannaford: on ‘Mathematics Education for Peace’7.27.10 - Michael F. Shaughnessy - When you first interviewed me, back in May, I described how I and Professor Hani Khoury, who is the Chair of the Department of Mathematics and Science of Mercer University’s College of Continuing and Professional Studies, were invited to Jordan to address the Arab Thought Forum. An Interview with Professor Donald Elder: Benjamin Franklin- His Lasting Contributions 7.26.10 - Michael F. Shaughnessy - Benjamin Franklin still speaks to the American experience 220 years after he passed away. He was a man who used his talents to better himself, but also better humanity. Americans have always valued both qualities An Interview with Don M. Winn: Going to the Cats? 7.24.10 - Michael F. Shaughnessy - I’ve had both dogs and cats over the years but primarily cats so I have a wealth of cat observations to pull from. The storylines of the two books that feature cats, The Watch Cat and Shelby the Cat are considerably different. An Interview with Russell Di Gate: Where the Jobs Are- And Where are they Going to be? 7.22.10 - Michael F. Shaughnessy - There is currently some ambivalence among high school and college students about going into a health care profession. Is there simply a lack of career guidance and vocational information in the schools? An Interview with Susan Hallam: Music and it’s Impact and Importance 7.20.10 - Michael F. Shaughnessy - The academic year 2009-2010 has been the Year of Music in the UK. The book was written in part to celebrate the end of that year. We were also aware of the impending general election and the likelihood of budget cuts so we wanted to set out the strength of music education so that cuts could be made from an informed position by policy makers. |
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