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Connect Reading 3.0 Online Access
ISBN10: 0078036313 | ISBN13: 9780078036316
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Connect Reading 2.0 is an all-digital option that can be used either standalone, or to enhance a print-based developmental reading curriculum. It offers optimal breadth and flexibility, and includes a leveled eBook reader with compelling readings across disciplines, genres, and Lexile levels, supported by a range of auto-graded and open-ended activities. Connect Reading 2.0 includes Power of Process, McGraw Hill’s highly interactive and flexible tool, which uses instructor-chosen strategies and questions to guide students through readings. Power of Process includes a bank of engaging and relevant reading selections, along with the option for instructors and students to upload their own preferred texts. Adaptive Learning Assignments are designed to meet each student where they are, and provide targeted review and instruction over a variety of course concepts.
oA Love that Gives Her Paws
oAn Open Letter to My Kids About Suing Mom and Dad
oHave You Seen My Brother Standing in the Shadows?
oMarital bliss? Maybe Jay Z and Beyoncé don’t have it all figured out
oTextbook Excerpt: Peers and the Sociocultural World
•Student/College Success
oBuilding a Better Brain is within Every Student’s Power
oCollege Scholarships: He’s Got an App for That
oFiala on Ethics: Brain Hackers Raise Social Questions about Learning, Understanding
oIs College Still Worth it? Pew Research Says Yes
oSetting and Achieving Goals (Textbook Excerpt)
oThe Truth about Multitasking
oTips for Better Time Management
oWorld Sleep Day is Meant to be a Wake-Up Call
•Work
oConnecting School and Job Success (Textbook Excerpt) by Sharon K. Ferrett
oLove Contracts Help Employers Avoid the Pitfalls of Office Romances by Diane Stafford
oManaging the Five Stages of an Interview (Textbook Excerpt) by Donna Yena
•Ethics
oAs Many as 50% of Students Admit to Cheating in College by Michael Kerwin
oCan One Sibling Pull the Plug If the Others Don't Want To? by Janelle Nanos
oFatal Fashion: Movement Seeks Way to Change Global Clothing Production by Claudia Buck
oMedical Ethicists Say Stop Guantanamo Force-Feeding by Carol Rosenberg
oOn Campus: Author Discusses Cheating Culture with College Students
oSocial and Ethical Criticisms of Advertising (Textbook Excerpt)
•Reading and Study Skills
oReading and Study Skills
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