Electronic publishing and electronic means of text and data presentation have changed enormously since the first edition was first published in 1997. This second edition applies traditional principles to today's, modern techniques. In addition to substantial changes on the poster presentations and visual aids chapters, the chapter on proposal writing discusses in more detail grant writing proposals. A new chapter has also been dedicated to international students studying in the United States.

Scientific Papers and Presentations: Navigating Scientific Communication in Today’s World

Davis, Martha

Reference

Academic Press

From the beginning of their careers and forever after, scientists are called upon to do various kinds of writing and speaking. Communication skills are among the qualities most prized by those who hire and promote scientists. Scientific Papers and Presentations provides a concise guide to writing what must be written: proposals, literature reviews, theses, journal articles, slide presentations, posters, or grants. The author also discusses conventions in writing, proofreading, copywriting, as well as methods for searching and citing scientific literature, composing reviews, preparing data presentations, communicating visually, and public speaking. No other reference provides guidelines and practical advice for so many forms of communication. Advice-laden appendices include actual examples of papers annotated by the author. Based on the author's fifteen years of experience advising young scientists about scientific writing, the book can be used as a course text for scientific writing, seminar, or scientific presentation courses. It is also a handy and valuable reference for fledgling scientists. Key Features * Provides protocols and criteria for a wide range of scientific written and spoken communications * Presents logical, sensible approaches to communicating with diverse audiences * Written in a conversational style for easy reading * Includes guidelines, examples, processes, and answers to questions about theses, proposals, posters, slide presentations, publications, and related issues * Helps to improve overall communication skills * Serves as companion handbook to your style manual * Detailed, annotated appendices provide practical examples and commentary

Scientific Papers and Presentations

Literature & Fiction

Electronic publishing and electronic means of text and data presentation have changed enormously since the first edition of this book was published in 1997. The third edition of Scientific Papers and Presentations applies traditional principles to today's modern techniques and the changing needs of up-and-coming academia. Topics include designing visual aids, writing first drafts, reviewing and revising, communicating clearly and concisely, adhering to stylistic principles, presenting data in tables and figures, dealing with ethical and legal issues, and relating science to the lay audience. This successful legacy title is an essential guide to professional communication, provides a wealth of information and detail and is a useful guide.

Davis, Kaaron Joann

Dunagan, Marion

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Body Movement and Nonverbal Communication: An Annotated Bibliography, 1971-1981 (Advances in Semiotics (Hardcover))

Skupien, Janet

Catalogs & Directories

Indiana University Press

Body language -- Bibliography. Movement, Psychology of -- Bibliography.

Understanding Body Movement: An Annotated Bibliography (Advances in Semiotics)

There is a need to challenge students to think and talk and write about science as well as read about it and do it. Developing students knowledge of science and their knowledge of literacy must be brought together in our schools and teachers need to learn effective ways to do this."Integrating science and literacy instruction has often meant having students read about science. But Karen Worth and her colleagues know that we improve both science and literacy achievement with integrated instruction that goes far beyond science reading. They know that understanding science means being able to think, talk, and write effectively about science. Science and Literacy is the professional development program that makes it happen. Professional development leaders will find what they need to help teachers understand and use the many connections between balanced literacy instruction and experiential science. Organized around eight complete modules, the comprehensive Guide shows how to make talk and writing essential tools in science inquiry. The eight modules cover: Foundations, from the nature of scientific inquiry to the importance of teacher questions (modules 1 and 2) Classroom talk, from creating a culture of talk to gathering ideas and making meaning (modules 3, 4, and 5) Writing, from the anatomy of science notebooks to their implementation and to writing beyond the notebook (modules 6-8).Each one includes an overview of the key content, an outline of the preparation and materials needed, step-by-step session directions including how to use the DVD materials. There is also ample guidance for customizing the program to meet your needs. The DVD includes:  Classroom videos with transcripts and notes Handouts, take-home packets, and mini-lessons Student samples Participant readings A bibliography for further readings Facilitator slides.Science and Literacy is the guidebook to strengthen science knowledge as it develops authentic literacy skills.  Just as science writing and reading can be done as part of literacy instruction, students literacy skills can be reinforced in the authentic context of inquiry-based science. The relationship is a reciprocal one, enriching students learning and skill development in both domains."

Science and Literacy--A Natural Fit: A Guide for Professional Development Leaders

Education & Teaching

Worth, Karen

Winokur, Jeff

Crissman, Sally

Heller-Winokur, Martha

Schools & Teaching

Heinemann

The twenty-first century has brought with it considerable buzz surrounding the connections between science and literacy. Karen Worth and her colleagues have been at the center of this discussion for more than a decade, and they share their very practical ideas and insights. -Lori Fulton Author of Science Notebooks: Writing About Inquiry The voice of real teachers is loud and clear-the centerpiece of this very readable and profoundly helpful book. It will be extraordinarily helpful for anyone interested in using writing and talk to enhance the learning in a classroom where students have a direct experience with science as inquiry. -Harold Pratt Past NSTA president The case for cross-disciplinary collaboration is supported by moving testimonials from classroom teachers who joined the authors in their quest for a deeper understanding of the science-literacy connection. A must read for teachers in either domain. -Peter Dow Author of Outdoor Inquiries: Taking Science Investigations Outside the Classroom Essentials of Science and Literacyprovides classroom teachers with a wealth of classroom tested and research-based best practices designed to engage students. It addresses one of the major shortcomings in many classrooms, providing students with the time and opportunity to make sense and to communicate their understanding of the science investigation they are engaged in. -Mike Klentschy Author of Scaffolding Science Inquiry Through Lesson Design Karen Worth and her colleagues understand the link between science and literacy connection. Their book is filled with both practical strategies and thought-provoking ideas that invite you to explore how the literacy teaching you may already be doing can be used in science instruction to the benefit of learning and thinking in both domains. This highly readable and profoundly insightful book has three straightforward sections: <ul>
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Essentials, from the nature of scientific inquiry to the importance of teacher questions</li> <li>
Talk, from creating a culture of talk to gathering ideas and making meaning</li> <li>
Writing, from the anatomy of science notebooks to their implementation and to writing beyond the notebook.</li> </ul>
A study guide is also included, making Essentials of Science and Literacy ideal for book study with your PLC or preservice teachers. Let Essentials of Science and Literacy inspire you to see the natural fit between your inquiry science teaching and your balanced literacy instruction.

The Essentials of Science and Literacy: A Guide for Teachers

FULTON, LORI

This classic, best-selling communication skills book has already helped thousands of people cultivate better relationships with friends, family members, coworkers, and partners. Now fully revised and updated, this long-awaited fourth edition of Messages teaches readers to become active listeners, read body language, identify communication styles, practice conflict resolution, improve public speaking skills, and much more. In addition, the book features a new, crucial chapter on digital communication to help readers thrive in the modern world.

Messages: The Communications Skills Book (16pt Large Print Edition)

McKay PhD, Matthew

Fanning, Patrick

Self-Help

ReadHowYouWant

The Relaxation and Stress Reduction Workbook broke new ground when it was first published forty years ago, detailing easy, step-by-step techniques for calming the body and mind in an increasingly overstimulated world. Now in its seventh edition and with more than one million copies sold, this fully revised and updated workbook-highly regarded by therapists and their clients-remains the go-to resource for stress reduction strategies that can be incorporated into even the busiest lives.

The Relaxation and Stress Reduction Workbook (16pt Large Print Edition)

McKAY, MATTHEW

Eshelman, Elizabeth Robbins

Stress Management

Understanding Body Movement: An Annotated Bibliography

Ayer Co. Pub

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