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World Cultures & Geography, Liberty Edition
by Sarah Witham Bednarz Inés Miyares Mark Schug Charles WhiteNIMAC-sourced textbook
World Cultures & Geography, Reading Essentials & Study Guide, Student Workbook
by Mcgraw-Hill EducationNIMAC-sourced textbook
World English 2 (Second Edition)
by Kristin L. Johannsen Rebecca Tarver Chase Rob JenkinsIn the context of language development, this approach becomes essential to real learning and understanding. Learning a language is a skill that is developed only after significant practice.
World Explorer: Medieval Times to Today (Third Edition)
by Pearson Prentice HallTo understand today's world, we must learn about its past. The years between ancient and modern times have added greatly to the structure of those cultures. In this book, you will learn how the ideas, events, and people of these years have shaped our lives.
World Explorer: Tools and Concepts
by Heidi Hayes Jacobs Brenda Randolph Michal L. LevasseurIf you are curious about the earth then this is the book for you. It will answer questions such as why some places in the world are cold and some are hot, why more people live in cities and fewer people live in other places etc.
A World Full of Women (5th edition)
by Martha Ward Monica EdelsteinWelcome to a world full of women. This book has two goals: to explore and validate woman-centered experiences, and to illuminate the common grounds of being female on Planet Earth.
World Geography: Building a Global Perspective
by Thomas J. Baerwald Celeste FraserNIMAC-sourced textbook
World Geography: Building a Global Perspective
by Thomas J. Baerwald Celeste FraserThis program will help you learn content, develop skills, and apply what you know. Examine these pages to understand how this textbook and its online resources can guide you through the study of world geography.
World Geography
by Preston E. James Nelda DavisGo on a geographical tour around the world! Explore the world while solving the riddle using informational clues about each country. Students study 30 countries, grouped by continent, using maps, charts, graphs, puzzles, and hands-on activities.
World Geography
by Marcel LewinskiWorld Geography covers the rich variety of life on earth, its physical geography, people, environment, cultures, economies, and political issues. ith its easy-to-follow format, this lavishly illustrated text encourages students to read and gain a better understanding about the world in which they live. Special features of World Geography include key statistical information about world nations (Geo-Stats), Map Skills, Writing About Geography, and Geography in Your Life with an emphasis on careers, technology, and basic courses of study.
World Geography
by Christopher L. SalterIn ESSENTIALS OF WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY, 4th Edition, Kit Salter and Joe Hobbs build the story of each region using contemporary concerns, global issues, and historical themes to create a complete picture of our ever-changing planet and its people. The authors help students understand what aspects of a place give it identity and personality by detailing what features make it newsworthy now and what features might make it critical in the 21st century. ESSENTIALS OF WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY, 4th Edition, is a market leading text with a unique chapter layout that allows for flexibility of topic coverage. "Profile Chapters" introduce a region in global terms by discussing the overall physiographic, economic, historical, economic, and cultural attributes that characterize a large world region (such as Europe or Monsoon Asia). Subsequent chapters then elaborate at a more local level (i. e. , subregions and countries) about the finer-scale details, e. g. what geographical factors have made Germany a very different place from France. The advantages of this approach are that the profile chapters allow an instructor a great amount of latitude in how to cover a region. In a one-semester course, for example, many professors might choose to focus on covering only the profile chapters for many of the regions. In that way, the book lends itself very well to semester- or even quarter-length courses. Coverage of global themes is given strong focus and is integrated within a traditional regional organization. Another key strength of the book is its pedagogical structure, accented by a number of boxed elements: "Definitions and Insights", "Regional Perspectives", "Problem Landscapes", "Landscape in Literature", and "Perspectives from the Field" (see description below). These boxed elements combine to identify common themes across regional boundaries, as well as to clarify terms of common usage that may nevertheless be less than familiar to today' s students.
World Geography and Ancient Civilizations I
by Jackson J. Spielvogel Richard G. BoehmNIMAC-sourced textbook
World Geography and Ancient Civilizations II
by Richard G. Boehm Jackson J. SpielvogelNIMAC-sourced textbook
World Geography And Cultures
by Richard G. Boehm U. S. National Geographic Society Staff Dinah ZikeWorld Geography and Cultures offers a fascinating view of the world enlivened by a meticulous presentation that focuses on the development of geographic literacy. Every region is studied in three parts: physical geography, cultural geography, and current events.
World Geography and Cultures: Student Workbook
by Pearson EducationThis textbook offers a unique, integrated approach to world geography. The high-interest, easy-reading lessons help students explore the diverse physical geography, people, environments, cultures, politics, and economies of the world.