The sixth course of the Elements of Language series is aimed at the 12th grade level and consists of 29 chapters. Chapters 1 through 9 deal with guided writing. Chapters 10 through 13 deal with building sentences and paragraphs. Chapters 14 through 23 deal with various aspects of grammar. Chapters 24 through 29 deal with correct language usage and mechanics.
The fifth course of the Elements of Language series is aimed at the 11th grade level and consists of 29 chapters. Chapters 1 through 9 deal with guided writing. Chapters 10 through 13 deal with building sentences and paragraphs. Chapters 14 through 23 deal with various aspects of grammar. Chapters 24 through 29 deal with correct language usage and mechanics.
Elements of Language - Fourth Course (Grade 10) SB
The fourth course of the Elements of Language series is aimed at the 10th grade level and consists of 27 chapters. Chapters 1 through 8 deal with guided writing. Chapters 9 through 11 deal with building sentences and paragraphs. Chapters 12 through 19 deal with various aspects of grammar. Chapters 20 through 27 deal with correct language usage and mechanics.
QUESTIONNAIRE DESIGN, INTERVIEWING AND ATTITUDE MEASUREMENTThis second edition of Dr Bram Oppenheim's established work, like the first, is a practical teaching text of survey methods. The new edition has extended its scope to include interviewing (both clip-board and depth interviewing), sampling and research design, data analysis, and a special chapter on pilot work. As before, the chapters on questionnaire design are supported by further chapters on attitude scaling methods, and on projective techniques.
Offering a more concise resource for environmental scientists, the seventh edition explores important environmental issues and shows how to apply this information on the job. It focuses on a systems approach, presenting a framework for thinking about environmental science. The recurring theme of global climate change as a system is integrated throughout the chapters, uncovering both the positive and negative roles that people play in that system. Environmental scientists will also benefit from the revised art program.
