College Style Sheet

Reference

Hopkins, Richard

Furgerg, Jon

Words, Language & Grammar

Bendall Books

User-friendly and fun-to-use, this book presents nearly 300 common (and a few not so common) idioms and figures of speech used in everyday language. The idioms are introduced through twelve chats conversations between normal people, talking about the kinds of things people always talk about: jobs, friends, life, money, love. Each chat is followed by a list of the idioms used, and their meanings.

Chatting in Idiomatic English

Simeon, Anne

For anyone involved in creative writing workshops and the writing of fiction. 
Presented with style by a veteran workshop leader, this book will save you time, inspire you, and head you off from the common miscues which bedevil beginning writers (and some experienced ones, too). 
Inside this book, you will find: A discussion of the popularity of creative writing, its place in our culture and in your life; a look at the nature of fiction, and how you might best tap the stories within you; guidance on the mechanics of re-writing, shaping, and changing your stories; a wealth of information and advice about the workshop process, including the Ten Commandments of Workshop Criticism, and other suggestions to help make your workshop a productive time; The Parts Warehouse: A detailed summary, with examples, of literary terms and concepts; some wonderful short stories -- none by famous writers, all by very good beginning writers. Each story illustrates techniques you might employ to advantage in your writing. 
The main texts of your workshop will be the stories you write. This book will serve as a valuable sub-text and a trusty companion. Companion, as in friend, coach, helpful advisor.

Fiction Workshop Companion

Politics & Social Sciences

Volkmer, Jon

Sociology

The College Style Sheet is an ideal reference, especially for first- and second-year college students undertaking research essays and other written assignments. The latest editions remain concise and easy to use provider of: instruction on the physical presentation of essays; descriptions of the various types of essays, and the parts of essays; rules and examples for quoting prose and poetry; explanation and illustration of the current MLA (1995) and APA (1994) styles of documentation; a full discussion of plagiarism, with examples; explanation of how to show references within the text of the essay; model pages of text and citations; rules for footnoting; dozens of sample citations, footnotes, and in-text references, including rules for citing various government documents; sample citations of electronic sources (new); word processing tips (new); discussion, with examples, of the Note style of documentation.

College Style Sheet, 2nd U.S. edition

Furberg, Jon

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

The isolated Newfoundland outport where Don and Jan Sawyer land their first teaching jobs is a village strapped by poverty and rocked by social change. The local high school is, in a word, terrible. Hoberly Cove is a place and a people Don Sawyer knows nothing about... but he soon learns. And in the process he learns a lot about teaching. 
This is a superbly written, true and moving story, full of warmth and respect, which most educators and would-be teachers will find completely absorbing. It will encourage you, and at times astound you. 
Mike Rose, professor at UCLAs graduate school of education (and author of Lives on the Boundary and Possible Lives) says: "I am so glad this classic book is back in print; Ive been recommending it for years."

Tomorrow Is School and I'm Sick to the Heart Thinking About It

Sawyer, Don

Counternarrative is a genre of "hard times"--of economic, political, and social disenfranchisement. It tends to emerge in response to perceived threats to principles, practices, and resources about which we care deeply. In "good times"--when resources and privileges are (more) equitably distributed within society, the impetus for challenging the status quo is negligible. Until there is some felt-sense of personal or communal dissonance, there is no need for public stories of incompetence, abuse, inequity, or anomie. 
The time for counternarratives of teachers work has arrived. The effects of funding cuts to health, education, and social services combined with technology-instigated unemployment have transformed public schools in North America into omnibus social agencies where teachers are expected to serve not only as intellectual and moral mentors but also as surrogate parents, social workers, counsellors, security guards, cultural ambassadors, paramedics, and psychologists. 
The stories in this collection are stories of revelation rather than celebration. The authors speak of the fears, frustrations, despair, weariness, insights, and resilient hope they experience as they try to make daily meaning of their work with children, colleagues, parents, and administrators. Their stories, while emotionally charged, are not rants. They are political acts of care and resistance through which the authors attempt to make visible and open to scrutiny the work they do and the conditions in which they attempt to do this work.

Daily Meaning: Counternarratives of Teachers' Work

Allan R. Neilsen

The College Style Sheet is an ideal reference, especially for first- and second-year college students undertaking research essays and other written assignments. The new edition includes many new sample citations of various kinds of electronic documents, notes on doing Internet research, and a completely revised and improved section on avoiding plagiarism. 
The College Style Sheet remains a concise and easy to use provider of: instruction on the physical presentation of essays; descriptions of the various types of essays, and the parts of essays; rules and examples for quoting prose and poetry; explanation and illustration of the current MLA (1995) and APA (1994) styles of documentation; a full discussion of plagiarism, with examples; explanation of how to show references within the text of the essay; model pages of text and citations; rules for footnoting; dozens of sample citations, footnotes, and in-text references, including rules for citing various government documents; sample citations of electronic sources (new); word processing tips (new); discussion, with examples, of the Note style of documentation.

College Style Sheet, 3rd US edition

The changing character of school leadership in British Columbia is the subject of the essays found in this volume. Through these essays we see how provincial school leadership changed from the time of the gentlemen scholars who staffed schools and the government's small Education Office in the Victorian Era to the men and women who administer today's complex school system as superintendents, principals, and educational bureaucrats. The essays in the first part of the volume examine the character of school leadership in its oldest, most centralized, and most colonial form. Here we find provincial school superintendents and their inspectorial brigades struggling to bring some measure of order, standardization, and equality to schools scattered across an enormous provincial territory. In the volume's second part, the angle of vision is decidedly different-reversed in fact. Here the school leadership activities of men and women outside the "inner circle" of government are investigated-trustees, locally-appointed superintendents, principals, teachers, and public representatives who often saw the needs of children and communities from a vantage point far different than that of the educational civil service, and who, in more than a few instances, withheld assent to the dictates of the Education Office. These narratives take a "bottom-up" rather than a "top-down" view of leadership, illustrating civic battles for educational independence, the vagaries of city and small-town politics, local indifference to the plight of rural teachers, and women's century-long struggle to gain access and recognition in school leadership's highest ranks.

School Leadership: Essays on the British Columbia Experience, 1872-1995

FLEMING, THOMAS

Worlds Apart

Thomas Fleming

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