Elizabeth Morgan – författare

A tequila fuelled game of Truth or Dare is not Dani's idea of fun, but when Cameron, the jerk who rejected her a year ago is the one provoking her into playing, how can she say no? Not that he's giving her the option in the first place.

If you're like many psychology graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and early career psychologists, you may be amply trained to conduct research but find yourself stumbling through the process of applying and interviewing for a job.This book will help you transition from graduate education to a career in an academic or professional setting. Each chapter covers a step in the process of applying for and landing a position, with evidence-based guidance where available, practical advice, sample materials, and stories from recent applicants and employers. Preparing to enter the job market requires a multi-pronged approach of networking and developing an application portfolio and interview strategy (both the screening interview and the on-site interview) that showcases your unique qualifications for the position. This book breaks down that process with questions to ask yourself, checklists, and samples of others' work. It also addresses how to: Tailor application materials to the job description and the institution or organization Learn all you can about your potential workplace before you interview Seek out advantageous experience-building opportunities This comprehensive package of up-to-date research and practical amp quot do's amp quot and amp quot don'ts amp quot will help you put your psychology doctorate to work.

Working with measurements and data is an essential skill for all math students. Readers are introduced to concepts such as describing and comparing measurable attributes and sorting objects into categories. Each skill is explained with the help of accessible text and bright images. A trip through town provides an engaging context for readers to learn about the measurable attributes of various familiar objects. Written to reflect the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics, the text highlights standard K.MD.A.1. This book should be paired with "Around My City" (9781477715963) from the Rosen Math Readers Program to provide the alternative point of view on the same topic.

What Is Energy? is aligned to the Common Core State Standards for English/Language Arts, addressing Literacy.RI.3.1 and Literacy.L.3.1b. Readers learn about where energy comes from and how it is used in this book, which includes full-page color photographs along with narrative nonfiction text. This book should be paired with “Sources of Energy" (9781477726433) from the InfoMax Common Core Readers Program to provide the alternative point of view on the same topic.

Readers see nickels often in their everyday lives. These coins can be used to teach basic math skills, such as skip-counting and addition. As they read, they also learn concepts that commonly appear in elementary social studies curricula, such as early American history. The close relationship between the text and detailed photographs help build strong reading comprehension skills, and a picture glossary helps build vocabularies. Exciting designs hold readers’ interests with each turn of the page. Whose house is on the back of the nickel? The answer to this question and many more are waiting for readers to discover!

Readers see nickels often in their everyday lives. These coins can be used to teach basic math skills, such as skip-counting and addition. As they read, they also learn concepts that commonly appear in elementary social studies curricula, such as early American history. The close relationship between the text and detailed photographs help build strong reading comprehension skills, and a picture glossary helps build vocabularies. Exciting designs hold readers’ interests with each turn of the page. Whose house is on the back of the nickel? The answer to this question and many more are waiting for readers to discover!

The Gemini constellation looks like twins in the sky. Readers discover where to find Gemini and what other astronomical phenomena occur near this constellation, including the amazing Geminid meteor shower. While readers explore important science curriculum topics, they also learn about mythology as they discover the story of Castor and Pollux, the namesakes of Gemini’s two brightest stars. Stunning space photographs make this a reading experience that’s both educational and entertaining. Readers will be eager to go outside and look for Gemini themselves once they reach the final page.

The park is a fun place to visit, and it’s a fun place to learn about colors. Young learners discover an array of different colors in this vibrant book, which includes full-color photographs. Achievable text provides relatable examples of colorful objects and parts of nature found in parks in different communities. Readers are able to easily compare and contrast what they’re reading about to things they see in their everyday lives. This book''s simple language and short sentences help readers build vocabulary skills.

Young readers learn about different colors they can spot at the zoo through clear text and full-color photographs of animals, such as pink flamingos, gray elephants, and black and white zebras. The accessible main text presented using simple, short sentences helps readers develop constructive comprehension and observational skills, along with helping them build their vocabulary. The engaging content can also be read aloud to young children by adults. This high-interest way to teach young readers about an essential early curriculum concept is sure to leave them both enlightened and entertained.

Young readers are introduced to a world of colors in this engaging volume on different shades of the rainbow within the home. A variety of colors are introduced using relatable examples, which readers are then able to compare and contrast with items around their own homes. Full-color photographs captivate young readers as they are encouraged to explore this fundamental topic independently or with the help of an adult. The simple, clear language used throughout helps beginning readers gradually build their vocabulary and develop strong comprehension skills.

Shopping can be a fun way to learn! In this age appropriate guide to colors that can be seen at the store, relatable examples of colorful objects are presented to readers in a way that fosters a spirit of curiosity about the world around them. Through exploring these examples, readers develop strong comprehension and observational skills. The simple language and short sentences used also help early learners build their vocabulary. This engaging text is presented alongside carefully selected full-color photographs that provide vibrant examples of colorful objects in stores in many communities.

Farm animals are fun to learn about, and they provide a high-interest lens through which beginning readers learn about colors in this delightful volume. Engaging text and vibrant, full-color photographs work together to create a memorable educational experience. Within the accessible main text are relatable examples, such as a white lamb, yellow chick, and red and white barn. These examples create a sense of familiarity that helps early learners feel more comfortable as they practice new reading skills. Through simple language and short sentences, they can build their vocabulary and learn about fundamental color concepts.

Decorating trees, sending letters to Santa, and writing cards for loved ones are all popular Christmas traditions. But how did they start? Readers learn the history behind some of the most beloved parts of this popular holiday in this detailed look at the way we celebrate Christmas. Historical context is presented through accessible main text and additional sidebars, and readers are also encouraged to look more closely at Christmas celebrations around the world. Colorful photographs and a tasty gingerbread recipe are sure to put readers into the Christmas spirit no matter when they pick up this volume.

Hanukkah commemorates an important moment in the history of the Jewish people, and readers explore the history behind this holiday through accessible main text that combines facts and fun! From the meaning of the Hanukkah menorah to the writing on a dreidel, the symbols of this special celebration are explained in an age-appropriate way that encourages Jewish readers to better understand their history and encourages readers of different backgrounds to learn more about holidays they’ve never celebrated before. A simple recipe is included, along with colorful photographs of Hanukkah celebrations around the world.

History is written by the colonizers, so the Native American experience of the first Thanksgiving isn’t given much attention. Readers are reminded to look more critically at the stories they’ve been told as they explore the history of Thanksgiving through engaging main text and sidebars. As readers discover the different ways this day is celebrated—from the foods people eat to the activities they enjoy—they''re presented with photographs of Thanksgiving celebrations that look good enough to eat! In addition, they’re encouraged to make a fun craft to share at this special time of year.

Readers are given both a historical and contemporary view of veterans and the challenges they’ve faced as they learn about the history of Veterans Day. From the battlefields of World War I to today’s military parades and memorials, photographs of veterans and those who honor them are presented alongside detailed main text. Historical context and current issues facing veterans are explained using accessible text, and readers are encouraged to make a craft to share with a veteran in their life to keep the spirit of this holiday alive all year.

Day of the Dead, or Día de Muertos, is a holiday that’s growing in popularity in the United States, but it has its roots in ancient Mexico. Readers learn fun facts about the history of this holiday and its many symbols, including marigolds, skulls, and skeletons. As they read, they are encouraged to develop a deeper appreciation for the diversity of ways we celebrate life, loved ones, and those who have left us. Informative main text is paired with sidebars and a fun holiday craft. Vibrant photographs put readers in the middle of the colorful celebrations.

Many cultures celebrate a festival of lights. For example, Jewish people celebrate Hanukkah. Hindus celebrate Diwali, a time marked by bright lights and new beginnings. Readers explore the roots of this holiday in ancient India and the ways it’s celebrated today. From finding facts in the main text and sidebars to making their own Diwali artwork, readers are encouraged to take a deep dive into Diwali and develop a deeper appreciation for diversity in the process. Beautiful photographs of Diwali celebrations from India to the United States fill the pages with color and light.

Halloween has a long history! Some parts can be traced back to the ancient Romans and Celtic peoples, and readers are sure to have fun making connections between those festivals and the spooky celebrations we have today. In addition to learning the facts about Halloween’s history, readers get some tips on how to make their next Halloween the best one ever—from ways to be safe to a recipe for a tasty treat to share with their friends. Readers can even see photographs from the past and present to trace how this holiday has changed over time.

Jaguars are the largest cats in North America, and readers learn all about their amazing lives as they explore common science curriculum topics, such as life cycles and predator-prey relationships. Vibrant photographs of these massive predators in the wild are presented alongside main text that is both factual and fun for young readers. Exciting fact boxes present additional information, and a color-coded habitat map shows where jaguars live in North America. A detailed graphic organizer presents another avenue through which readers can learn new information about these cool cats.