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Interview with ‘Grammar: A Pocket Guide’ author Susan Behrens
Interested in Grammar: A Pocket Guide? Watch this exclusive new interview with author Susan Behrens to learn more about the book and her approach to grammar!
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Routledge Education Author of the Month November 2010: Joel Spring
Joel Spring is a professor at Queens College and the Graduate, City University of New York, whose scholarship focuses on educational policy, the politics of education, and educational globalization.
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View our New 2011 Health Studies Catalog Online!
The 2011 Health Studies catalog is now available online! Click here to browse our new titles and key backlist. Click on any URL to be taken directly to the product page on the Routledge website.
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New: Grammar: A Pocket Guide
If you've ever wanted a quick and easy guide to verbs and adverbs, commas and apostrophes, clauses and prepositions, then Grammar: A Pocket Guide is a must-have book for you.
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Book honored with 2010 AESA Critics’ Choice Award!
Teaching by Numbers: Deconstructing the Discourse of Standards and Accountability in Education by Peter Taubman has been named to the list of books for the 2010 Critics Choice Book Award of the American Educational Studies Association (AESA).
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Routledge Education Authors of the Month October 2010: David J. Whitin and Phyllis Whitin
Just published by Routledge, Learning to Read the Numbers highlights the importance of integrating critical literacy and critical numeracy so that children can learn to question and challenge numerical information across the curriculum. The Whitins argue that fostering a critical attitude toward data is an essential democratic disposition in today’s data-drenched world. They present a heuristic that outlines key questions for learners to pose that support a critical orientation toward statistics. They conclude the book with a case study about some fifth grade students who investigated advertising on children’s television. These children learned to document the problem, gather evidence to support their claims, and use their data to present a persuasive argument to their peers and to marketers themselves.
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New Library Newsletter Out Now!
Stop the Press! The New Routledge Library Newsletter is out now!
Highlights of this edition include:
- New and noteworthy reference works
- 'Ask the Editor' questionnaires for two exciting 2010 titles
- The highly acclaimed Routledge Revivals series
- The 'USA and Canada 2011' quiz with a chance to win big!
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Featured Series: Routledge Perspectives on Development
Routledge Perspectives on Development series provides innovative textbooks for courses across the discipline of Development Studies, in areas such as gender, economics, environment, NGOs, and more!
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Choice Highly Recommended Review: Genocidal Crimes
We are pleased to announce that Genocidal Crimes by Alex Alvarez (Northern Arizona University) has been Highly Recommended by Choice!
"Alvarez's work is an excellent foray into a previously underutilized paradigm with which to pursue a better and more accurate understanding of genocide." -- Choice, September 2010
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Featured Review: American Commodities in an Age of Empire
American Commodities in an Age of Empire by Mona Domosh (Dartmouth College,) has been reviewed in the inaugural issue of Interiors: Design, Architecture and Culture.
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