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A Cosmetologist's Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology

This publication assists cosmetology students in gaining practical knowledge regarding the organization of the human body; infection, immunology, and sanitation; major elements and compounds found in the human body; and major body systems. The teacher edition is provided on CD-ROM, and includes learning activities sheets, written tests, a competency profile, and PowerPoint® presentations, which may be customized by the instructor or used as presented. Click here for more information on A Cosmetology's Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology

 


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MAX Teaching with Reading and Writing: Classroom Activities for Helping Students Learn New Subject Matter While Acquiring Literacy Skills

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HVACR Electrical Systems

HVACR Electrical Systems has been updated for 2008, and a new unit on electronically commutated motors has been added.

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Digital File Preparation Cover Digital File Preparation and Output

Replaces Graphic Arts: Electronic Prepress and Publishing and contains new units on digital file output, digital-based printing, and wide-format printing. Takes students through the entire digital file preparation and output process from creating a document to successfully sending a file to a print shop or service bureau. The instructional materials present hardware configurations, important software considerations, and how to information for producing everything from logos to spot-color brochures using page layout, illustration, and image-editing software. Type selection, design, layout, preflight, scanning, font management—it's all covered in hands-on applications that reflect the digital file preparation and output environment. Click here for more information on Digital File Preparation and Output

 


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Interactive Tests

Interactive tests CD allows student to take unit tests online and includes practice tests that give student immediate feedback, tests without feedback that can be used to measure a student's knowledge, printable tests, and verify tests that cross-reference missed test items with objectives.  Click here for more information on interactive tests.

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We believe that:

  • Good curriculum is the cornerstone of education and provides a solid foundation for learning.
  • Alignment of instructional materials to nationally recognized industry skill standards is essential to the success of career and technology education students.
  • Academic and workplace skills should be integrated throughout curriculum to ensure that students have knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in school and the workplace.
  • Transportability of skills from program to program or from secondary to postsecondary education to the workplace is key to the growth and power of tomorrow’s workforce.
  • Accountability from an industry perspective means the program completer can perform tasks accurately and efficiently and show up for work on time.
  • Professional development on the utilization of instructional materials can improve instructor effectiveness in the classroom.

Last Updated June 10, 2008 28, 2007