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Personal Development
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AFTER COLLEGE: NOW WHAT DO I DO?
by David F. Cox
(ISBN 0-938609-49-1)
This is primarily for college graduates who, upon
receiving their degree, are not sure of what they truly want to do with their
lives. It also contains valuable information for a variety of other groups –
high school students; working people who are unhappy in their chosen career and
are considering a change; and parents, teachers, guidance counselors and anyone
else concerned with helping someone to find their place in the working
world.
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BUILD YOUR VOCABULARY SKILLS!
A Quick and Easy Method
by John LaCarna
(ISBN 0-938609-48-3)
This book is for those who want to increase their
English vocabulary as quickly and easily as possible. The focus is on expansion
of recognition vocabulary – words that the
reader can understand. This is a must for anyone trying to learn and retain the
meaning of words most likely to be encountered in reading and on various
psychological, academic and professional tests.
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT IN MIDDLE
SCHOOLS
Creating Positive Outcomes in the Community
by Rob Wall, Ph.D.
(ISBN 0-938609-65-3)
This book was written to help young people grow to be
productive and satisfied adults. It is intended for a wide audience, including
those just entering their teen years, and their parents, mentors, coaches, and
employers. It is divided into four parts. The first is for middle school
students as it serves to prepare them for their teenage years and high-school.
Part two is for parents and teachers, reminding them of their own youth and
urging them to do their part to contribute to the productive growth of their
charges. The third part encourages employers to take a active, significant role
in the education of our young people. The final section presents a successful
learning model from a private vocational school.
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IMPROVE
YOUR ABILITY TO SPEAK ENGLISH
by Sino Chika
(ISBN 0-938609-52-1)
The primary purpose of this book is to help the reader
avoid the most common mistakes made when speaking and writing in English. It
offers clear explanations of why errors are errors and provides simple methods
for correcting them. This is a comprehensive guide for anyone who would like to improve his or her speaking and writing
skills significantly.
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BE A LEADER! LEARN LEADERSHIP SKILLS FROM AMERICA'S GREATEST PRESIDENTS
by Dr. Ron Felber
The basic tenets of character-based leadership are
time-proven over generations. In order to demonstrate
their importance, Dr. Ron Felber, president of a major manufacturing company and
author of eight books, examines six of America's greatest
presidents--Lincoln, Kennedy, Franklin Roosevelt, Washington, Theodore
Roosevelt, and Ronald Reagan---walks the reader through each leader's moment of
greatest challenge then crystallizes the essence of the unique leadership they
exercised in concrete lessons. Once a person studies Be A Leader's
time-proven, character-based leadership tenets, he or she will never
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SPEED-READING,
SPEED-LEARNING
by Dennis Brooks
(ISBN 0-938609-63-7)
This is a book to help everyone, no matter how fast
they currently read, to significantly increase their reading speed. With the
lessons presented here, those with a present reading rate of 400 words per
minute can increase to a rate of 1000 words per minute. The lessons provide the
practice needed to increase concentration and retrain the brain. This book is
designed for students and non-students to work on their own and teach
themselves.
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WORKING TO BECOME AN ADULT: DIVERSE PRACTICES, INITIATIONS AND RITES
by Richard L. Sartore
(ISBN 0-938609-08-4)
A fascinating, practical and clearly presented book to
help guide young people through the confusing
and troublesome steps to
adulthood. The theme throughout is that personal development, careers and
adulthood all require maturity, which can take many different forms.
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