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Art | Bio Sciences | Computer Sciences | Directed Study | General Ed | English/Lit | Health/Sports | History | Internet | Math | Music | Political Science/Gov | Sciences | Sociology | Psychology

Art
Great Falls - Russell Country
Photography
The Art of Los Angeles - The City's New Role
Paris - City of Legend
Laguna Beach - Art, History and Mystery
The Artist Within
Santa Fe - City of Living Art
Watercolor Basics
Watercolor Lessons for the Classroom
Glazing in Watercolor
Working with the Masters in Watercolor

Biological Sciences
A Teacher's Guide to AIDS
Emerging Viruses - And the Future of the Human Race

Directed Study
Individualized Independent Study Credit

Computer Sciences
Better Digital Photography in the Classroom
PhotoShop Elements and PowerPoint
Blogging for Educators

Economics
The Story of Money

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Education - General
Multiple Intelligences
Those First Years of Teaching
Teaching Gifted Students in the Regular Classroom
Helping Kids Write
Real Reading is Fun and Fundamental
Teaching Reading & Writing Across the Curriculum
Cooperative Learning
All Teachers Are Reading Teachers
Teaching ESL
Blogging For Educators

English/Literature
Three for the Road
Steinbeck's Salinas - An Author's Roots
Camelot and King Arthur
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Jack London - A Visit to Glen Ellen
Detectives in Literature
Hemingway - His Life and Work
The Southern Writer
Women Mystery Novelists

Health/Sports
Our Obese Children
The Creative Coach
Drugs, Kids, and Teachers - The Whole Picture
Teaching Beginning Golf
The Truth About Steroids
Teaching Intermediate Golf
Teaching Advanced Golf
Teaching Golf from 40 Yards In
The Job of the Athletic Director
Health, Wellness, and Fitness - A New Look
Nutrition & Eating Disorders
Drugs and the Athlete - The Risk
Athletic Speed and Agility
Aerobic Conditioning
Coaching the Female Athlete
Psychology of Sport
Weightlifting for Women
Baseball, Juice and Records

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History
Icons of Freedom: Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
Taking a Bite of the "Big Apple"
Myths of the Alamo
History of Great Britain
The War of 1812
The Conquistadors
Life as a Pilgrim
Seldom Told Stories of the Civil War
The Oregon Trail
Robert E. Lee & JEB Stuart
Forgotten Moments in History
The Hawaiians - Discover Maui
Maui - Its Town and People
The History of Hawaii
Montana - Historically Speaking
Carmel - Home to Paradise
Frontier Women - How the West was Civilized
Grand Canyon Country
Gold! The Rush for Wealth
Stockton The Gateway City
The North American Indian
Phoenix - The Indian Influence
Slavery in America
Santa Fe - City of Living Art
Albuquerque - From Pueblos to the Nuclear Age
Cambria - The Beautiful Land
Santa Barbara - A City That Savors Its History
Santa Barbara - Forts, Museums, and Ghosts
San Juan Captistrano/Dana Point - The Land of Dana and Father Serra
Lewis and Clark
The Monterey Peninsula - Nature's Most Lovely Setting
San Diego - Where California Began
Historic San Francisco
The Civil War 1861-1865
Alaska - The Long Trek to Statehood
History of Hawaii
The American Revolution
Long Beach/San Pedro - The Port Cities
America's Wars
The Great Depression
Historic London
Ancient Greece
The Glory That Was Rome

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Internet Resource Courses
More than 100 courses to help you learn and/or
improve your skills on the Internet and find resources for
developing classroom curriculum.

Math
Online Math Courses
Internet Resource Math Courses

Music
Jazz - America's Gift to the World
Classical Music for the Young
Satchmo - A Life in Jazz
History of the Blues
Music Games for Children

Political Science/Government
Understanding the Constitution
The Nixon Tapes
The Press in a Free Society

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Psychology
Bullies
Dealing with Death on Campus
The Trouble with Ecstasy
Alcohol & Drugs on Campus
Alcohol & Drug Use: The Consequences
Understanding Human Sexuality
Effects of Divorce on Children
Teen Suicide
Teacher Burnout
Overcoming Depression
Emotions and Learning
Stress Reduction - For Better Teaching
Reigniting the Teaching Spirit
Children in Crisis
The Abused Child - You Can Help
New Teacher Survival
Conflict Resolution - For the Elementary Teacher
Literature to Teach Life Lessons (K-6)

Sciences
Colonizing Space
The Universe: Past and Future
When Ice Covered the World
Must the Gorillas Die?
The Human Brain
When Dinosaur Ruled
Life, DNA & Evolution
Creation of the Universe - The Big Bang
Do Dogs Smile? A Study of Animal Intelligence
Earthquakes- You Can Live With Them
Global Warming - A Warning?
How the Weather Works
Black Holes, Exploding Stars
Sharks: Fact and Myth
The Fragile Pacific
San Diego - A Physical and Natural Science Experience
Monterey - Land and Sea
Endangered Species
The Land, Sea, and Air
Global Climate Change: The Science, Impact, Politics...

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Sociology
Solving the Mystery of Crude Oil
Sharing Our Human World with Other Animals
Current American Culture: A Look at Amusing Ourselves
Genghis Kahn and Tamerlane
How Vulnerable is America?
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Special Education: Process and Law
At-Risk Students: Meeting the Needs
Gandhi -Profile of a Life
Growing Up Digital
Life in These Mean Streets
Terrorism: The Power of Fear
Understanding Islam
The Vietnamese Student in America
Violence in Schools
Gangs, Cults, and Mediation
Gang Recognition and Behavior
Girls In Gangs
Mainstreaming - An Introduction
The African-American Student
Educating for Character and Values
Women in History - Then and Now
The American Cowboy - Fact, Not Fiction
Classroom Management - Grades 7-12
Classroom Management - Grades K-6
Overcoming Computer Phobia
Children's Friendships - Elem. Years
Resiliency in the Classroom
Dealing With the ADD/ADHD Child
Preparing for Inclusion
Literature to Teach Life Lessons (K-6)
An Introduction to World Religions

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