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My… Ser.: My Facebook for Seniors by Michael Miller (2019, Trade Paperback)

This textbook titled “My Facebook for Seniors” by Michael Miller published by Pearson Education is a great resource for older adults learning to navigate the social media platform. The book has 368 pages and is available in trade paperback format with dimensions of 9in x 6.9in x 0.8in and a weight of 24 oz. The publication year of this book is 2019 and it is part of the “My… Ser.” series. The language of the book is English and it is categorized under “Books & Magazines” and “Textbooks, Education & Reference”. With this book, seniors can learn how to use Facebook and connect with friends and family online.

AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH TO THE PRACTICE OF EDUCATIONAL By Ronald W. Rebore

The product is a textbook titled “An Evidence-Based Approach to the Practice of Educational Leadership” by authors Ronald W. Rebore and Angela L. E. Walmsley. It is intended for a college audience and covers the subject area of leadership in education. Published in 2006 by Allyn & Bacon, Incorporated, the book contains 416 pages and is illustrated. Written in English, it offers an evidence-based approach to the practice of educational leadership, providing insights and strategies for effective leadership in educational settings.

Classroom Assessment: What Teachers…, Popham, W. Jame

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Nature and Culture in the Early Modern Atlantic, Peter C. Mancall

This book is in excellent, practically brand new condition. Book description: In the sixteenth-century Atlantic world, nature and culture swirled in people’s minds to produce fantastic images. In the South of France, a cloister’s painted wooden panels greeted parishioners with vivid depictions of unicorns, dragons, and centaurs, while Mayans in the Yucatan created openings to buildings that resembled a fierce animal’s jaws, known to archaeologists as serpent-column portals. In Nature and Culture in the Early Modern Atlantic, historian Peter C. Mancall reveals how Europeans and Native Americans thought about a natural world undergoing rapid change in the century following the historic voyages of Christopher Columbus. Through innovative use of oral history and folklore maintained for centuries by Native Americans, as well as original use of spectacular manuscript atlases, paintings that depict on-the-spot European representations of nature, and texts that circulated imperfectly across the ocean, he reveals how the encounter between the old world and the new changed the fate of millions of individuals. This inspired work of Atlantic, European, and American history begins with medieval concepts of nature and ends in an age when the printed book became the primary avenue for the dissemination of scientific information. Throughout the sixteenth century, the borders between the natural world and the supernatural were more porous than modern readers might realize. Native Americans and Europeans alike thought about monsters, spirits, and insects in considerable depth. In Mancall’s vivid narrative, the modern world emerged as a result of the myriad encounters between peoples who inhabited the Atlantic basin in this period. The centuries that followed can be comprehended only by exploring how culture in its many forms—stories, paintings, books—shaped human understanding of the natural world.

MEDICAL PARASITOLOGY: A SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL TEXT BY Russell F. Cheadle PAPERBACK

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