Books with author Annalise Silivanch

Choosing whether to attend college is one of the biggest decisions that high school students face. This book helps readers to carefully consider all of the options available after high school and to choose the educational route that is the best fit. The author covers traditional paths as well as newer trends, such as taking a gap year prior to college and participating in distance learning. Later chapters give a helpful overview of the application process, including researching and narrowing down schools, writing essays, and filling out applications. Emotional and financial aspects of the decision are also explored, and tips for successfully navigating familial expectations are given.

Choosing whether to attend college is one of the biggest decisions that high school students face. This book helps readers to carefully consider all of the options available after high school and to choose the educational route that is the best fit. The author covers traditional paths as well as newer trends, such as taking a “gap year” prior to college and participating in distance learning. Later chapters give a helpful overview of the application process, including researching and narrowing down schools, writing essays, and filling out applications. Emotional and financial aspects of the decision are also explored, and tips for successfully navigating familial expectations are given.

As the U.S. population continues to rise, people become increasingly dependent on the infrastructure that supports waste management, transportation, and energy. Students will experience a deep but accessible dive into this world, exploring the steps taken by FDR to help the U.S. recover from the Great Depression to improve America's infrastructure and the latest steps being taken in the face of the new recession.

As the U.S. population continues to rise, people become increasingly dependent on the infrastructure that supports waste management, transportation, and energy. Students will experience a deep but accessible dive into this world, exploring the steps taken by FDR to help the U.S. recover from the Great Depression to improve America's infrastructure and the latest steps being taken in the face of the new recession.

Well-trained, enthusiastic teachers are perennially needed to instruct Americas young people, and this need is expected to grow larger in the future. This book explores the daily routines, rewards, and challenges of a career in grades K12 or early education. It describes many of the options within the field and the paths to becoming a certified teacher. There is a chapter that describes the skills