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MAVCC realizes that instructors have limited budgets to purchase instructional materials, therefore we are striving to provide our instructional materials in electronic teacher formats to reduce your cost. We will continue to provide quality teacher and student editions in print format for a variety of career and technical education programs. The electronic formats contain PowerPoint presentations, and customizable components, such as written tests and competency profiles. The electronic formats also contain interactive tests that students can complete on the computer for practice and/or assessment, providing the student with immediate feedback, and providing instructors with test scores as well as data on what objectives or areas need to be reviewed. Site licenses are also available for school programs/instructors wishing to incorporate instructional materials into their lessons on Blackboard® or other means, so students can access coursework from a computer.
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LR0001- Book |
Classroom Activities for Helping Students Learn New Subject Matter While Acquiring Literacy Skills Author: Dr. Mark Forget Part I explains why content-literacy-based instruction works the way it does to engage students in deeper learning of content while simultaneously acquiring literacy skills.Part II provides 23 very specific, but generic, classroom activities to be applied by teachers in any content area to improve student learning of subject matter through constructivist engagement in the processing of text with cooperative discussion and interactive writing behaviors. Quantity discounts are available
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LR2001DVD - DVD Set |
MAX Teaching in Action: Classroom Demonstrations of Reading and Writing Activities That Help Students Learn New Subject Matter While Acquiring Literacy Skills By Dr. Mark Forget These DVDs are actual classroom footage of MAX Teaching in action, filmed with real students and real teachers. Reading and writing activities are demonstrated in brief 10-15 minute vignettes in classrooms varying from 12th grade career-technical classes to elementary science and social studies classes. The focus of each vignette is on two things: 1) what the teacher does to facilitate students of varying ability levels to achieve higher-order thinking about subject matter resulting from their reading and writing activities, and 2) how students behave when they are scaffolded to success with reading, writing, and thinking. Quantity discounts are available
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Teacher CD - $161.00 |
HVACR Electrical Systems HVACR Electrical Systems has been updated for 2008, and a new unit on electronically commutated motors has been added. Problems challenge students to draw pictorials, build and verify working circuits on trainers, and create ladder schematics. Troubleshooting HVACR System Electrical Circuits introduces the student to hopscotching and other proven troubleshooting procedures used by the pros. HVACR System Wiring Diagrams concludes this text with materials that require students to apply their circuit building skills to small refrigeration units, window air conditioners, furnaces, and other HVACR systems.
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Teacher CD - $115.00
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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 to download sample pages from this publication.
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Teacher CD - $130.00
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Graphic Communications Series 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.
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