A User's Guide to Thought and Meaning is Jackendoff's most important book since his groundbreaking Foundations of Language. Written with an informality that belies the originality of its insights, it presents a radical new account of the relation between language, meaning, rationality, perception, consciousness, and thought, and, extraordinarily, does this in terms a non-specialist will grasp with ease. Jackendoff starts out by looking at languages and what the meanings of words and sentences actually do.

The eight Benchmark Books (one fiction and one nonfiction title per book) are informal reading assessments given by classroom teachers to determine a student’s instructional level.
The Evaluation Guide is an easy-to-use guide that outlines the evaluation protocol for each benchmark book and includes:
- Reading accuracy check
- Paper-and-pencil comprehension test
- Phonics or word study and nonfiction feature assessments
- Retelling assessment

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Guide to Effective Writing and Speaking: How to Communicate Clearly (2nd edition)

The  Guide to Effective Writing and Speaking is the essential guide for everyone who needs to communicate in clear and effective English, both written and spoken. John Seely looks at the key factors to consider in tailoring your material so that you get your message across, such as understanding the demands of particular audiences, subjects, and situations. 

Sky At Night - September 2014

Sky at Night magazine is your practical guide to astronomy. Each issue features the world's biggest and best night sky guide complete with star charts, observing tutorials and in-depth equipment reviews to ensure that amateur astronomers never miss those must-see events.

Medical Terminology: An Illustrated Guide, 7e by Barbara Janson Cohen uses a stepwise approach to learning medical terminology. Part 1 describes how medical terms are built from word parts; Part 2 introduces body structures, diseases, and treatments; and Part 3 describes each body system.