The Roman Army, 31 BC - AD 337 A Sourcebook

Brian Campbell

Taylor&Francis

From Galileo to scientists working on cloning, notebooks have been used to document scientific discovery. Science notebooks are also effective tools in the classroom. They make science experiences more meaningful and authentic for students as they observe, record, and reflect on what they've learned. For time-strapped teachers, notebooks offer a natural way to integrate science and language arts. Brian Campbell and Lori Fulton spent four years investigating the use of science notebooks by students, teachers, and practicing scientists. This book not only details what they learned, it serves as a ready resource of strategies and methods for teachers to incorporate science notebooks into their school day. Along the way, the book intersperses additional help: <ul>
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Classroom vignettes demonstrate how science notebooks actually function in class.</li> <li>
Student samples allow readers to see student entries at a variety of levels.</li> <li>
Thinking points throughout link ideas presented in the book to practice and philosophical beliefs.</li> <li>Connections to standards--both the National Science Education Standards and the Standards for the English Language Arts - reinforce the rationale for using science notebooks to develop scientific concepts AND literacy.</li> </ul>
Use science notebooks and watch as your students write as scientists do, share their thinking, support their ideas with evidence, and improve their literacy through reading, writing, and speaking.

Science Notebooks: Writing About Inquiry

Education & Teaching

Lori Fulton

Schools & Teaching

Heinemann

The dreaded Men in Black dog the steps of Tradition mages, kidnapping, interrogating, converting or removing any threat to the Greater Good. While the clumsy cyborgs of Iteration X blast their targets to atoms, the N.W.O. cuts down their enemies quietly and efficiently. Technocracy: New World Order follows the methods, agents and history of this subtle Convention with an insider's perspective and host of tidbits for the Mage Storyteller. From paranoia to subversion, from mindwipes to betrayal, no tool is ignored. A safe reality, after all, is worth any price. Technocracy: New World Order includes: "Official" data: the lessons and observations of a Man in Black. Ready-to-use gadgets, agents, magickal "procedures" and a safehouse base. Tactics, Methodologies, and a labyrinthine glimpse into the Technocratic puppeteers.

Technocracy N.w.o.

White Wolf

Roman Army, 31 BC - AD 337 A Sourcebook

Taylor & Francis Group

The Roman Army, 31 BC - AD 337

A journey of mystery and adventure for Wraith: The Oblivion. The light at the end of the tunnel... An unearthly whistle in the distant night signals the arrival of the ghost train known only as the Midnight Express. Cobbled together from the remains of train wrecks spanning the ages, the train provides the only reliable means of safe passage throught the Tempest to virtually any destination in the Shadowlands. ... is the Midnight Express! Controlled by Ferrymen, the Midnight Express winds through the Tempest nightly, bringing wraiths to destinations across the Shadowlands. Its strict neutrality maintained by the Ferrymen, it has become a popular meeting place for members of rival factions within wraith society. But the Ferrymen also use the train as a means of finding those interested in a far different kind of journey -- that toward Transcendence.
Midnight Express includes: six ready-to-play adventures, ranging from the streets of the Old West to the dining car of the Orient Express; complete descriptions of a dozen Midnight Express cars suitable for integration into your own chronicle; and Nicholas,the enigmatic Ferryman who maintains the Midnight Express.

Midnight Express (Wraith: The Oblivion)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Beth Fischi

Chris Hind

Ian Lemke

Allen Tower

Gaming

White Wolf Publishing

Clanbook: Nosferatu, Revised Edition (Vampire: The Masquerade)

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Transylvania Chronicles 4: The Dragon Ascendant (Vampire: The Dark Ages)

Jackie Cassada

Nicky Rea

Victorian Age: Vampire is an historical setting sourcebook for Vampire: The Masquerade. A tradition of Gothic literature . . . a world lit only by gaslight . . . an epoch of literature that \"exposed\" vampires to the world . . . an era of wealth, imperialism, industry, and change. For the Kindred, these are the halcyon nights: the last Romantic period of their prominence before the encroaching cynicism of the modern nights pushed them forever from the eyes of suspicious mortals. It is a glorious fin de siecle, a brief period when the Damned truly thrilled to be undead. Victorian Age: Vampire includes: A whole new setting for Vampire characters and chronicles. A host of antagonists, both mortal and supernatural, as well as a plethora of secret societies. Information on the historical era as it applies to Kindred, as well as a broad geographical survey of vampire interests.

Victorian Age: Vampire

ARI MARMELL

Will Hindmarch

Justin Achilli

Kraig Blackwelder

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