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Education
Reform: The Role and Responsibility of Schools, Parents, Students and
Communities by Carletta D. Washington |
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| Improving the quality of public school education cannot be accomplished without the collaboration of school, home and community. This is the basis of Carletta D. Washington’s new book. Washington’s premise is that one team and one goal are critical to prepare our children for their journey into the real world through improved academic achievement. The book offers as much value to parents as it does to educational policy-makers and the community as a whole. | ||||||
| Available at Education Four All, Prioritybooks, Amazon.com and Borders. | ||||||
| “I enjoyed working
with Jill Ronsley, the editor of Education Reform: The Role and Responsibility
of Schools, Parents, Students, and Communities. Her perspective
and input enhanced the quality of my book. A key factor in working with
Jill is her respect for production schedules. She provided feedback in
a timely manner and always showed dedication to the completion of my project.
Most important, Jill wanted to make sure that I was happy before ‘closing
the book’ on the editing process and moving on to book design and
printing. At the end of the process, I felt that my book was as much Jill's
as it was mine.” —Carletta D. Washington, author |
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The
Hot 100 Echoes of a Woman’s Thoughts by Cassandra Burckhalter |
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| Women Working Together To Make A Difference is designed to enrich the lives of women from all walks of life. It reveals some of the inner thoughts that are common to women, while offering motivational tips to deal with those thoughts. It motivates women to look at their thoughts from a different point of view. | ||||||
| Available at Women Working Together and Amazon.com | ||||||
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to have a working partnership with you. I mean this from the bottom of
my heart.” —Cassandra Burckhalter, author |
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One Man and the
World by Takashi Kodaira and Hiroshi Tsunemoto |
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| One Man and the World contains a selection of essays on the life and work of 20th century American author, Thomas Wolfe, written by renowned scholars. The essays, edited and by Takashi Kodaira and Hiroshi Tsunemoto, were first published in "The Thomas Wolfe Newsletter/Review." Section I of the book contains the essays and Section II is a comprehensive reference guide that includes the complete table of contents of all issues of "The Thomas Wolfe Newsletter/Review, 1977-2000." This book will enhance the knowledge of scholars, students and readers of books by Thomas Wolfe. | ||||||
| Click here for more information. | ||||||
| "You are an excellent
designer and editor, and I believe in your sense of judgment. My friends
and colleagues were
impressed by the the dust jacket when they received the book. The credit
is all yours. The book is beautiful - more beautiful than I expected. I
hope the contents of the book are as impressive
as the book." —Takashi Kodaira, author and Professor Emeritus of American Literature, Yokohama City University |
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| "Galley proofs reveal
a text that is beautifully edited and arranged, printed
with a stylish layout and font." —David Radavich, "The Thomas Wolfe Review 2005" (excerpt from book review) |
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Workers’ Compensation
Insurance: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly by Fred Sapp |
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| An insider’s view of the realities, insights and “nuts and bolts” of the Workers Compensation system. There are good aspects, bad aspects, and downright ugly aspects in this important and mandated insurance coverage. Readers will come away with a thorough understanding of the system and how it works. Everyone will receive help on how to be an active participant and how to avoid problems and delays and finally get the most out of this insurance coverage. | ||||||
| A unique feature at the end of each chapter is the checklist, which summarizes the key points and operates as a guide for any participant in this system. For employers, employees, medical providers, adjudications departments, state commissions, statutory bodies and for attorneys (both defense and plaintiff), insurance companies and adjusters. | ||||||
| Available from Luminate Publishing. | ||||||
| “Jill
has been absolutely great to work with on my book project. Her design
ideas were terrific and very professionally done. She has always been
very responsive to questions and emails and has offered some very valuable
input. I would highly recommend her services.” —Fred Sapp, author |
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Are
We Having Fun Yet? 75 Ways to Create a Motivating Work Environment by Regina M. Clark ISBN 978-0-615-28080-6 |
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| Motivating employees has always been a very difficult topic. On the one hand we can say that people are motivated for their own reasons, not for your reasons. On the other hand, research has proven that there is a strong relationship between happy employees and productivity. So how do we ensure that our employees are happy and motivated? This book is full of suggestions collected from a wide variety of employers. Some ideas are simple to implement while others will take strategic planning and a budget. | ||||||
| “Regina gets it!
She has written the perfect manual for engaging employees and a guide
for creating the best possible work environment. She understands there
is a direct connection between a highly engaged and motivated employee
and a successful and profitable organization. If you want to learn how
to lift the human spirit within your organization, then this book is
for you.” —Mike Ketcherside, VP of Sales, MTM Recognition |
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