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Time for a seventh-inning stretch "The San Francisco Splash" is
book #7 in our early chapter book mystery series, where each book
is set in a different American ballpark
"Splash " A hit soars over the walls of the San Francisco ballpark
on the bay and drops into the water. But then Mike and Kate hear
another, much larger splash nearby . . . and this time it's not a
baseball. It's a man overboard And when he's pulled from the water,
the old-time ballplayer discovers his World Series ring is gone Is
it at the bottom of the bay? Or was it somehow stolen by a long-ago
rival?
"The San Francisco Splash" includes several pages of "Dugout
Notes," fun facts about San Francisco's recently built ballpark.
Cross Ron Roy's A to Z Mystery series with Matt Christopher's
sports books and you get the Ballpark Mysteries: fun, puzzling
whodunits aimed at the younger brothers and sisters of John
Feinstein's fans.
Now batting clean-up--book #4 in a new early chapter book mystery
series where each book is set in a different American ballpark
Houston, we have a problem Before a game at the Astros' ballpark,
Mike and Kate get to meet astronaut commander Nick Rice at the
nearby Houston Space Center. He's planning to display a very rare
moonrock at an autographing event later. But just before the event,
a nefarious outlaw knocks out the commander and steals the moonrock
Can Mike and Kate figure out who did it . . . when their only clue
is a broken green feather?
"The Astro Outlaw" includes a fun act page about the Houston
Astros' stadium with trivia about the train on the outfield wall
and the homerun gas pump.
Cross Ron Roy's A to Z Mystery series with Matt Christopher's
sports books and you get the Ballpark Mysteries: fun, puzzling
whodunnits aimed at the younger brothers and sisters of John
Feinstein's fans.
The first edition of Robotic Surgery was written only a decade
after the introduction of robotic technology. It was the first
comprehensive robotic surgery reference and represented the early
pioneering look ahead to the future of surgery. Building upon its
success, this successor edition serves as a complete
multi-specialty sourcebook for robotic surgery. It seeks to explore
an in-depth look into surgical robotics and remote technologies
leading to the goal of achieving the benefits of traditional
surgery with the least disruption to the normal functions of the
human body. Written by experts in the field, chapters cover the
fundamental principles of robotic surgery and provide clear
instruction on their clinical application and long term results.
Most notably, one chapter on "The Blueprint for the Establishment
of a Successful Robotic Surgery Program: Lessons from Admiral Hymen
R. Rickover and the Nuclear Navy" outlines the many valuable
lessons from the transformative change which was brought about by
the introduction of nuclear technology into the conventional navy
with Safety as the singular goal of the change process. Robotics
represents a monumental triumph of surgical technology.
Undoubtedly, the safety of the patient will be the ultimate
determinant of its success. The second edition of Robotic Surgery
aims to erase the artificial boundaries of specialization based on
regional anatomy and serves as a comprehensive multispecialty
reference for all robot surgeons. It allows them to contemplate
crossing boundaries which are historically defined by traditional
open surgery.
Seven entertaining stories - perfect for bedtime storytelling. Make
the nightly ritual come alive with imagination and dreams. Flying
kids, a quirky inventor father, miraculous powers, bugs and
alligators. Oh yeah, and aliens. Every story is an adventure with
new characters and a new plot. Ages 4 to 10 Each story is
approximately 20 minutes long, letting parents manage their time
while children get a satisfying tale to end the day. A mix of
humor, wild what-ifs, and a touch of drama will give you and your
child interesting ideas to share or talk about.
This 2nd edition presents strategies and answers questions, based
on research and best practices, on how to develop curriculum and
instruction, from philosophical base through assessment, to ensure
excellence in curriculum beyond boiler plate standards. Current
vocabulary describes this process as Value Added. However, since
the current political paradigm requires school systems to map the
curriculum to state and national assessments, attention is also
given to curriculum mapping, pacing guides and other contemporary
strategies designed to meet common cores, and other accountability
issues. The book provides a process for school systems to follow in
order to maximize teacher expertise and involvement, which creates
the highest level of ownership and responsiveness from those
charged with instruction and assessment. The text is a platform to
encourage and enable school systems and universities to lead
curriculum, instruction, and assessment that addresses, but goes
beyond boiler plate standards, moves away from "teaching to the
test," and toward critical thinking, innovative thinking, and
maximizing student potential.
This 2nd edition presents strategies and answers questions, based
on research and best practices, on how to develop curriculum and
instruction, from philosophical base through assessment, to ensure
excellence in curriculum beyond boiler plate standards. Current
vocabulary describes this process as Value Added. However, since
the current political paradigm requires school systems to map the
curriculum to state and national assessments, attention is also
given to curriculum mapping, pacing guides and other contemporary
strategies designed to meet common cores, and other accountability
issues. The book provides a process for school systems to follow in
order to maximize teacher expertise and involvement, which creates
the highest level of ownership and responsiveness from those
charged with instruction and assessment. The text is a platform to
encourage and enable school systems and universities to lead
curriculum, instruction, and assessment that addresses, but goes
beyond boiler plate standards, moves away from "teaching to the
test," and toward critical thinking, innovative thinking, and
maximizing student potential.
School Law for Public, Private, and Parochial Educators serves
educators from all types of school systems in preservice or
professional development. It is designed as an academic text for
master's and doctoral level, and administrative licensure
(postmaster's). Since educators often work in both the public and
the private sector, this text prepares them for a career in either
domain. This is a unique feature of the book, since school law
books usually concentrate on either the public or the private
domain. The following relevant issues in school law are covered:
*The legal system *The federal and state role in education
*Church-state relationships and accomodations *Attendance law
*Instructional programs *Student rights *Teacher contracts, rights,
and freedoms *Teacher negligence *Law for students with
disabilities *Desegregation *Title IX To facilitate research
efforts, the book provides case summaries, which include briefs,
ramifications, and topics of interest at the end of each chapter.
School Law for Public, Private, and Parochial Educators is a
concise presentation of the constitutional, statutory, and case law
knowledge necessary for the effective day-to-day operation of all
types of school systems. Contemporary issues having a large impact
on school law, such as the charter school movement, home schooling,
public and private vouchers, common core, and the persistent
evolution verses intelligent design controversy, are also included.
School Law for Public, Private, and Parochial Educators serves
educators from all types of school systems in preservice or
professional development. It is designed as an academic text for
master's and doctoral level, and administrative licensure
(postmaster's). Since educators often work in both the public and
the private sector, this text prepares them for a career in either
domain. This is a unique feature of the book, since school law
books usually concentrate on either the public or the private
domain. The following relevant issues in school law are covered:
*The legal system *The federal and state role in education
*Church-state relationships and accomodations *Attendance law
*Instructional programs *Student rights *Teacher contracts, rights,
and freedoms *Teacher negligence *Law for students with
disabilities *Desegregation *Title IX To facilitate research
efforts, the book provides case summaries, which include briefs,
ramifications, and topics of interest at the end of each chapter.
School Law for Public, Private, and Parochial Educators is a
concise presentation of the constitutional, statutory, and case law
knowledge necessary for the effective day-to-day operation of all
types of school systems. Contemporary issues having a large impact
on school law, such as the charter school movement, home schooling,
public and private vouchers, common core, and the persistent
evolution verses intelligent design controversy, are also included.
Now leading off the line-up--book #1 in a brand-new early chapter
book mystery series where each book is set in a different American
ballpark
Thanks to Kate's mom, a sports reporter, cousins Mike Walsh and
Kate Hopkins have tickets to the Red Sox game and All Access passes
to Fenway Park. But as they're watching batting practice before the
game, the lucky bat of Red Sox star slugger Big D is stolen . . .
right in front of dozens of people. Without the bat, Big D can't
seem to hit a thing. Can Kate and Mike figure out who pinched the
bat before Big D and the Sox chalk up a loss?
"The Fenway Foul-Up" includes a fun fact page about Boston's Fenway
Park.
Cross Ron Roy's mystery series with Matt Christopher's sports books
and you get the Ballpark Mysteries: fun, puzzling whodunnits aimed
right at beginning readers.
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