Nonverbal Communication: What Research says to the Teacher has been a best seller for the National Education Association for more than 12 years. It is an easy-to-read book that provides numerous tips to teachers wanting to improve the nonverbal communication exchanges in the classroom. Specific nonverbal areas of facial expressions, eyes, vocal intonation, touching, body movements and postures, use of space, and dress are discussed. A comprehensive bibliography is also included.

Nonverbal communication (What research says to the teacher)

Patrick W. Miller

National Education Association

Grant Writing: Strategies for Developing Winning Government Proposals, Third Edition is designed to introduce funding seekers to the fundamental aspects of grant writing from finding potential funding opportunities to preparing successful proposals. In this comprehensive book, Patrick W. Miller, Ph.D. shares tips and tricks of grant writing and budget development while providing concise guidelines, ideas, and techniques for preparing winning grant applications. This book includes 100 tables, figures, charts, and other examples; 180 review questions and answers; 16 proposal writing and budget development exercises; 220 glossary terms and acronyms for reference; 75 up-to-date resources, including websites. The intent of this book is to help you win competitive grants. If you are seeking private and foundation funds, you will also find the techniques in this book useful.

Grant Writing: Strategies for Developing Winning Government Proposals(Third Edition)

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Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Patrick W. Miller & Associates

Measurement and Teaching provides up-to-date guidelines, procedures, techniques, and practical examples that are used by teachers to construct quality classroom tests that correspond to specific student learning outcomes. Furthermore, the book provides strategies that teachers use to evaluate published tests and interpret test results. Measurement and Teaching includes checklists for writing objectives, planning tests, developing test items, preparing test directions, and assembling and administering tests. Each chapter concludes with comprehensive review questions and exercises. The book also includes two inclusive exercises, a glossary, a bibliography, and four appendices: (A) sample verbs for writing instructional objectives; (B) sample test items; (C) answers to review questions; and (D) answers to exercises. Measurement and Teaching is designed for undergraduate or graduate students completing an introductory course in educational tests and measurement. The author assumes no previous knowledge of data analysis or statistics on the part of the reader.

Measurement and Teaching

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Body Language: An Illustrated Introduction for Teachers provides a concise look at the nonverbal messages that take place in the classroom. Covering facial expressions, eye behavior, vocal intonation, touching, body movements and gestures, use of space, and dress, Body Language is packed with insightful explanations and ideas that teachers can use to improve the learning process. The book includes: • 75 animated illustrations • 80 motivational quotations • 50 guidelines for teachers • 60 review items with answers • 90 references for additional reading

Body Language: An Illustrated Introduction for Teachers

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Body Language on the Job provides a concise look at the nonverbal messages that take place in the workplace. The seven areas covered include facial expressions, eye behavior, vocal intonation, touching, body movements and gestures, use of space, and dress. • 75 detailed illustrations • 65 motivational quotations • 40 guidelines for supervisors • 60 review items with answers

Body Language on the Job

Business & Money

Management & Leadership