This practical guide for teachers who want to learn how to use the Microsoft Office suite as a tool in instruction, learning, and classroom management.  Through step-by-step "how-to" exercises and helpful classroom examples, the various features of Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, Outlook,  and Publisher are explained in detail.  Inservice Teachers.

Microsoft Office For Teachers

Computers & Technology

Gibbs, William J.

Fewell, Patricia J.

Programming

Pearson College Div

Teachers are busy and often do not have time to learn new software applications. Word processing, databases, and spreadsheets can improve work efficiency, expand the range of tasks performed, improve accuracy and effectiveness, and reduce the amount of time needed to perform routine tasks. But how do teachers find the time to learn these applications? That is where this book comes in. Microsoft Office for Teachers, Third Edition presents a visually illustrated and non-technical approach to learning the Microsoft Office 2007 suite. The book includes screen-captures along with text descriptions, work templates, and exercises to help teachers learn and use these applications without frustration. Templates for newsletters, grade books, etc are provided that demonstrate the usefulness of Microsoft Office in the classroom and the diversity of its applications. Teachers can quickly and easily tailor

Microsoft Office for Teachers

Software

Pearson

Revised and updated to apply to Office 2010 and Windows 7, Microsoft Office for Teachers provides practical guidance for understanding and using Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Access and Publisher for teaching and learning. Each chapter provides step-by-step demonstrations of the intricacies of Office 2010, activities to test comprehension, and helpful classroom examples that model how to seamlessly integrate these current technologies into classrooms and to maximize their effectiveness on student learning and classroom management.

Microsoft Office 2010 for Teachers

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Making a Difference: Advocacy Competencies for Special Education Professionals is the only single comprehensive source on the role and responsibility of special education professionals as advocates for children with disabilities. Most pre-service educational programs only cursorily cover the topic of advocacy, leaving many to enter the field without the knowledge and skills necessary for effective advocacy. This highly specialized book fills this training void by presenting the competencies, dispositions, knowledge, and skills necessary to become an effective advocate. Pre-service and in-service educators are introduced to topics such as ethical disposition, special education law, dispute resolution mechanisms, interpersonal communication skills, collaboration skills, and conflict resolution skills. In addition, numerous vignettes and case studies throughout help readers connect text concepts to real-life issues. Compassionate and informative, this book helps special education professionals learn how to make a difference in the educational lives of children with disabilities. For special education teachers and administrators.

Making a Difference: Advocacy Competencies for Special Education Professionals

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Microsoft Office For Teachers

Microsoft Office for Teachers

Microsoft Office 2010 for Teachers

Making a Difference: Advocacy Competencies for Special Education Professionals