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Building leaders

Jay A. Conger, Beth Benjamin

1999

Industrial and Organizational Psychology

Paul E. Spector

1995

A university grammar of English

Randolph Quirk

1973

Understanding law

Bobby Vanstone

1998

Leading Change

John P. Kotter

1996 ★ 4.7

Human rights on duty

Mary O'Rawe

1998

Cell organelles

R. G. Herrmann

1992

The power of business ethics

Dick Radtke

2001

Putting "service" into library staff training

Joanne M. Bessler

1990

Learning to Teach Physical Education in the Secondary School

Susan Capel

2015

Communitybuilding in the classroom

Vanston Shaw

1992

Drug harm minimisation education for police in Australia

Gregory Peter Fowler

2000

Galaxy evolution

Galaxy Evolution: Emerging Insights and Future Challenges (2008 University of Texas at Austin)

2009

Making decisions

Heller, Robert

1998

Online education for dummies

Kevin E. Johnson

2009

The helping relationship

Ginger MacDonald, Lawrence M. Brammer

1973

Como Crear Mapas Mentales

Tony Buzan

2002

Coaching and mentoring

Nigel MacLennan

1995

Getting started in speaking, training, or seminar consulting

Robert W. Bly

2001

The professional teacher

Timothy G. Reagan, Case, Charles W., Kay A. Norlander-Case

1999

The Scott, Foresman handbook for writers

Maxine Hairston

1988

Soil genesis and classification

S. W. Buol

1980

Your first year of teaching and beyond

Ellen L. Kronowitz

1996

Verbal judo

George J. Thompson

1983 ★ 2.8

Effective instructional strategies

Kenneth D. Moore

2005

Everything you ever needed to know about training

Kaye Thorne

1997

Developing observation skills

Carol A. Cartwright

1974

The feel-good curriculum

Maureen Stout, Ph.D., Maureen Stout

2000

Problem-based learning for administrators

Edwin M. Bridges

1992

Becoming a History Teacher

Amy von Heyking, Ruth Sandwell

2014

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