Shows the reader how to stay in contact with the office whether on the road, on a plane or on the beach. The book contains information on mobile phones, pagers, laptops, palmtops and e-mail.

The Pocket Idiot's Guide to the Portable Office

Business & Money

Drake, Susan M.

Processes & Infrastructure

MacMillan Distribution

A non-technical explanation of finance and accounting concepts, terms, practices, and procedures essential to business includes a CD-ROM that features Excel templates of frequently used spreadsheets, corporate financial statements, budgets, and cash flow and financial analysis. Original.

The Practical Guide to Finance and Accounting

Dingler, Renee G.

Finance

Prentice Hall Direct

Through an innovative approach that promotes skills- and inquiry-based learning, this unique text encourages both new and experienced teachers to think of assessment and curriculum simultaneously instead of separately. This integrated method shows educators how to create highly engaging teaching strategies that will support students in reaching their full potential in the classroom.

Interweaving Curriculum and Classroom Assessment: Engaging the Twenty-First-Century Learner

Politics & Social Sciences

Reid, Joanne L.

Kolohon, Wendy

Sociology

Oxford University Press

In non-technical explanations, Drake &amp; Dingler provide all the finance and accounting concepts, terms, and procedures essential to senior managers, small business owners, and executive secretaries, who are now taking on tasks once handled exclusively by financial professionals. Included is a CD-ROM featuring Excel templates of frequently used spread sheets - including corporate financial statements, cash flow/financial analysis, and budgets - all easily adaptable and ready to go to work. Also included is a glossary of key terms and a list of truly useful Web sites.

CCH, Inc.

Are you ready to fly the corporate coop and become the boss of you? Do you dream of busting out of the cubicle wasteland and finding greener pastures as a freelancer? If so, you’re in good company. The U S Department of Labor estimates that nearly one-fourth of the American workforce is self-employed and that number is sure to increase over the next decade. But do you have what it takes to succeed as a freelancer, consultant, or contract employee? Do you even know what it takes to make it on your own? Here’s your chance to find out. 
A total guide to starting and running a freelance business, Freelancing For Dummies is for anyone thinking about striking out on their own, or who’s already decided to make the move into self-employment. It’s also an excellent resource for established freelancers looking for ways to jumpstart their businesses. Written by a top corporate communication consultant, it features hard-won tips from a slew of successful freelancers, including an accountant, a wr iter, a computer trainer, a graphic designer, a market researcher, an event planner, a medical trainer and others who share what they know about how to: <ul>
<li>Organize your home office and budget your time</li> <li>Create the ideal working environment</li> <li>Evaluate jobs and projects</li> <li>Land new business and manage client relationships</li> <li>Manage your money and pay your taxes</li> <li>Stay positive and manage the emotional uncertainties of self-employment</li> </ul>
Here’s your chance to take the leap from employee to boss with minimal stress and minimal sweat. A survival guide to building a successful freelance career, Freelancing For Dummies features: <ul>
<li>Self-assessments to gauge your skills and personality</li> <li>Critical “Get in, get out” information</li> <li>A gold mine of checklists, tear-out sheets, and sample forms</li> <li>Top ten lists</li> <li>War stories from freelancers who’ve made it</li> </ul>
Do you long for the freedom of being your own boss? Relax and let expert Susan Drake help you make the transition to becoming a fulltime freelancer.

Freelancing For Dummies

Job Hunting & Careers

For Dummies

Holistic Learning is designed as a practical guide for teachers on how to integrate curriculum around human processes and human themes. Specifically, problem solving (human process) and mythology (human theme) have been selected as vehicles for curriculum integration. Along with a number of specific strategies for classroom use, the book includes a rationale and framework for integrated studies, teaching approaches in problem solving and mythology, guidelines for writing units in integrated studies, and implementation strategies for integrated studies.The primary audience is teachers at the intermediate and senior levels, although muc of the material is applicable to teachers at all levels of the curriculum. Individuals in curriculum leadership positions (e.g., principals, co-ordinators, and superintendents) should also find the work of interest.Holistic Learning is a practical guide for teachers seeking approaches to integrate diverse subject matter.

Holistic Learning: A Teacher's Guide to Integrated Studies (Curriculum Series)

Education & Teaching

Miller, John P.

Cassie, J.R. Bruce

Schools & Teaching

University of Toronto Press

Creating Integrated Curriculum: Proven Ways to Increase Student Learning

This book brings integrated curriculum into sharp focus and helps you find a curriculum model that can work for your school.

Corwin

This book brings integrated curriculum into sharp focus and helps you find a curriculum model that can work for your school.

Education & Reference

The idea of implementing interdisciplinary curriculum is, to many educators, tantamount to a nightmare: too few resources, too little time, too many disparate issues to deal with. In Planning Integrated Curriculum: The Call to Adventure, Susan Drake sets out to redefine the implementation of an integrated course of study: it is not, she contends, an impossible battle, but rather an epic journey, with the curriculum planner as a modern-day Ulysses. Apart from offering guidance and encouragement to curriculum integrators, this book functions as a framework of sorts for interdisciplinary curriculum development. By documenting the experiences of several North American school districts, Drake provides her readers with clear-cut analyses of specific data and with suggestions for using the data as a blueprint for action.

Planning Integrated Curriculum: The Call to Adventure

Assn for Supervision & Curriculum

There are many books available that will guide the academic to substantive academic writing. However, approximately 85% of publications are written by 15% of the academic population. Many academics experience the writing process as very difficult and painful, and give up writing rather than trying to surmount the obstacles. Writing Your Way to Success takes a fresh look at the publishing game and offers tried and true strategies that allowed two new academics to experience publishing success. It certainly will help you too!

Writing Your Way To Success: Finding Your Own Voice In Academic Publishing (New Forums Faculty Development)

Jones, Glen A.

Higher & Continuing Education

New Forums Press

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Books by Drake, Susan M.

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The Pocket Idiot's Guide to the Portable Office

The Practical Guide to Finance and Accounting

Interweaving Curriculum and Classroom Assessment: Engaging the Twenty-First-Century Learner

The Practical Guide to Finance and Accounting

Freelancing For Dummies

Holistic Learning: A Teacher's Guide to Integrated Studies (Curriculum Series)

Creating Integrated Curriculum: Proven Ways to Increase Student Learning

Creating Integrated Curriculum: Proven Ways to Increase Student Learning

Planning Integrated Curriculum: The Call to Adventure

Writing Your Way To Success: Finding Your Own Voice In Academic Publishing (New Forums Faculty Development)