Part two focuses on entrepreneurs, people who have found niches and filled them. Part four is an analytical study involving a health services library. All these stories while personal are applicable to a variety of situations. Making it your friend and ally. This book is recommended reading for all professional librarians today and those aspiring to careers in the information industry.
Large print makes it easy on the eyes.
I have done extensive testing of this program and find it to be the very best I have ever used for beginning reading for Grade One. It can be installed from the CD-ROM as well as standalone from the driver so, using LAN Commander, I could have it in the Lab. It leads children through every concept from how to hold a book and spaces between words, to comprehension of a short story. Checking them on the spreadsheet I made for Grade One Expectations in Language from the Ministry, I found that 12 of the 37 Specific Expectations were covered and well taught by these activities. This is exactly the kind of software that we, the classroom teachers, are looking for in our efforts to implement these new curricular documents.