"This book's promotional package opens with 'Instant help for the supply teacher, novice or overworked veteran.' Maybe so, but the people who truly benefit from what's between these psychedelic covers are students.

#30 Storyboard: Present a story, procedure or the evolution of something in 8 or 12 cartoon panels...
#45 Relationships: If you and your chosen partner had a hurtful disagreement...
#58 Money: Provide at least 20 reasons why a loaf of bread which once cost 25 cents now costs $1.25. Then explain why a computer that 20 years ago cost $900 now costs only $300...

There are 89 other equally interesting, challenging and valuable lesson suggestions here, ranging from advertising through interviewing skills to inventing...The lesson suggestions here are grassroots exercises in vocational education. They may take place exclusively in the classroom, but they're fresh and innovative enough that, with students' imaginations in the mix, the classroom becomes a newspaper office, an embassy, a cartographer's drawing board.
At $21.88 (US$20.00), the book's a steal."
- Canadian Vocational Journal (Spring - Summer 2000)

"***Social content approved by the California Department of Education. "These guidelines ensure that materials portray democratic values, cultural pluralism, and the diversity of our population by emphasizing people in a variety of positive roles."

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