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Twenty Literary Essays provides students with a curated selection of literary works to build their appreciation of renowned creatives and thought leaders

Advice gleaned from the author's many years of teaching is presented in a friendly and easy-to-read format

Public Policy, School Reform, and Special Education Douglas J. Watson and activismAn informative look at the factors that influence special education policies and practices! Education in the United States is driven by excellence and equity for all students. There is a tenuous balance, however, between society's desire to provide special education services and its ability to pay for them. Authors Jim Ysseldyke and Bob Algozzine examine the current educational landscape, focusing on the delivery of cost effective, quality services to