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  • av Jacob Werblow
    257,-

    A bilingual picture book intended for families of young children (ages 4-8) who wish to encourage critical thinking about political and controversial issues that their generation must face. This is the first children's picture book in the series on border crossings and freedom, and allows the reader to explore - if the wind, the birds, and the animals are free to cross international borders, why can't people?

  • av Jacob Werblow
    257,-

    A bilingual (English & Spanish) children's book and part of the Early Readers are Critical Thinkers series produced with support from the Center for Teaching Critical Thinking & Creativity at San Diego State University. This is true story about a girl named Lilly who found a robin's egg alone in the grass and tried to help it hatch. Will the egg hatch? Will the baby bird be okay? Let's follow the curious mind of Lilly and find out!

  • av Seth Mallios
    432,-

    In celebration of the institution's 125th anniversary, this book provides 12.5 dazzling walking tours, each with a different theme. Whether your interests lay in art or sport, nature or architecture, military or protest, there is a specific campus stroll for you. So strap on your shoes and join the adventure; historic murals, hidden plaques, and even dinosaur footprints are intricately nestled within the fascinating landscape of San Diego State University.

  • av Tita Gray
    249,-

  • av Ph. D. J. Luke Wood
    395,-

    Realizing the brilliance, dignity, and morality of black males in education.

  • av Victor Asaro
    439,-

  • av Sarah B. Marsh-Rebelo
    542,-

  • av Sonia Lopez
    1 167,-

  • av François Vanleene & Mary Ann Lyman-Hager
    1 049,-

    Cours de civilisation francaise interactif 1. Du debut jusqu'a 1795"

  • av Victor Asaro
    625,-

  • - Career Direction for Students and Prospective Students
    av Dr Tita L Gray
    277,-

    The main premise of this book is to help you find your purpose before graduating and to encourage you to be intentional with your career journey. In addition, it's to encourage and reignite in mature adults the dreams that are instilled in you. Many of us have a dream, hobby, or something we love that can tell us a lot about ourselves. For example, I have never considered myself a writer, but I'm in love with words. I love the meaning, I love the sound, I like how they can connect a story or add emphasis. Not surprising then that writing poetry and stories was always something that provided me with a lot of comfort and reflection. It was my source of self-awareness, self-actualization, and connection. The intent of this book is for you to pay more attention to YOU. It's for you to view life and what you need from it more holistically. Time, knowledge, and purpose are precious and should not be wasted or taken for granted. They are the foundations of what shape a meaningful career. This book is to encourage you to think differently about how you approach career decision making.There is a distinct difference between building a career and having a job. When you land in an industry that you feel a strong connection with, you can see the vast opportunities ahead of you. You can see yourself as a senior officer or becoming an entrepreneur in that field. You can see yourself making a difference and possibly continuing your education to further your career trajectory. As a result of never giving up on my dream of being a professor, and having friends and colleagues who believed in me, I began the career I always longed for in education. That opportunity led to my appointment as an Assistant Dean, completing a doctorate degree, and writing a book to give back to others for everything that has been given to me.Dr. Tita Gray

  • av James W Park
    402,-

    The notion of writing a few pages of recollections about growing up in Ruthton, Minnesota in the 1940s and 1950s slowly came to me following the 2013 reunion of my class of 1954. Classes that graduated from 1951 to 1955 have organized joint reunions every five years beginning in the 1960s and continuing until the most recent one, that of 2013.

  • - The Collective Wisdom of Recovery
    av L Georgi Lcsw DiStefano
    476,-

  • av L Georgi Lcsw DiStefano
    535,-

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