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Child Development: AND Social Psychology
Laura E Berk, Michael Hogg

Allyn & Bacon, 2006

Thirteen Strategies to Measure College Teaching

2 reviews
Ronald A. Berk

Stylus Publishing, 2006

Fills a Unique Niche
Ron Berk's book does two things; it addresses the task of creating a student ratings form and presents Berk's personal philosophy about evaluating faculty. I disagree with some of the latter, but I can easily rate the book with five stars based simply on the value it provides in accomplishing the former. Creating a good form takes so much thought and work that, unless there is a convenient ...

Child Development: WITH Social Psychology AND Biological Psychology

3 reviews
Fred Toates, Michael Hogg, ...

Allyn & Bacon, 2007

This book is good.
I am currently using this book for my Early Childhood Education(ECE)Diploma studies.This book has detailed and comprehensive topics and theories on Child Development.It also provides lots of pictures and graphics to enhance your understanding of what you read.This book is a must for anyone studying ECE or for those teaching children and wish to know more about Child development.

Modulations: A History of Electronic Music: Throbbing Words on Sound

4 reviews
Iara Lee, Michael Berk, ...

D.A.P./Caipirinha, 2000

Highly recommended
This is a tremendously informative book. Densly packed with info, and a fascinating read. My only complaint is that, since chapters were contributed by different writers, there's no style that really permeates the book. The chapter on Techno, for example, does a great job at contextualizing the Detroit sound, pointing out the influences that led to the evolution of techno, from a musical ...

Living with Bipolar: A Guide to Understanding and Managing the Disorder
Lesley Berk, Michael Berk, ...

Allen & Unwin, 2008

Analyzing an ailment that affects more than half of those suffering from depression, this reference provides practical and comprehensive information about bipolar disorder. Formerly known as manic depression, its mood swings can be extraordinarily disturbing for both the sufferers and those around them. This resource outlines the characteristics of the two main forms—Bipolar I and Bipolar II—their causes and triggers, treatment ...