Sociology Contract effective through 12/31/2016 Highly Recommended Grades 9-12 SOCIOLOGY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

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1 Sociology SOCIOLOGY Sociology: The Study of Human Relationships, Student Edition W. LaVerne Thomas Key Features: Up-to-date and accessible high school sociology program on the market with relevant, standardsbased content. Taking into account current sociological theory and current statistics, the program gives students the tools they need to understand themselves and the world around them. To encourage critical thinking and active instruction, a variety of case studies, group projects, and opportunities for in-depth study are provided. In addition, the program features comprehensive coverage of introductory sociology concepts, sociological issues treated in a manner appropriate for high school students, a video program brings the current issues in the world into the classroom, and social, cross-cultural, and historical points-of-view to develop students sociological imaginations. Sociology: The Study of Human Relationships ensures that teachers can differentiate instruction for all students and prepare them for the 21st century with integrated technology. Sociology: The Study of Human Relationships, ThinkCentral Interactive Online Edition, Student Access (contract length subscription) Power Presentations with Video DVD-ROM Teacher One Stop DVD-ROM Teacher's Edition ThinkCentral Interactive Online Edition, Teacher Access (contract length subscription) Nextext Introduction to Sociology Nextext Introduction to Sociology Teacher Resource Manual Graphic Organizer Transparencies with Support for Reading and Writing Alternative Assessment Handbook Holt Sociology: The Study of Human Relationships Video Program (DVD) APA and ASA Writing Guide Psychology and Sociology Teacher s Guide to Analyzing Movies Transparencies with Teacher s Notes Key Topics in Psychology and Sociology (DVD) Project-Based Activities with Answer Key Readings and Case Studies in Sociology with Answer Key Research Activities for Teaching Sociology Review and Assessment Resources with Answer Key Reading and Activity Workbook Teacher Management System Student One Stop CD-ROM (set of 25) Teacher Resource Package Adoption Guide Social Studies page 1 of 5

2 Sociology SOCIOLOGY Sociology in Our Times, Student Edition Diana Kendall Key Features: Is the most up-to-date and accessible high school sociology program on the market with relevant, standards-based content. Taking into account current sociological theory and current statistics, the program gives students the tools they need to understand themselves and the world around them. To encourage critical thinking and active instruction, a variety of case studies, group projects, and opportunities for in-depth study are provided. In addition, the program features comprehensive coverage of introductory sociology concepts, sociological issues treated in a manner appropriate for high school students, a video program brings the current issues in the world into the classroom, and social, cross-cultural, and historical points-of-view to develop students sociological imaginations. Ensures that teachers can differentiate instruction for all students and prepare them for the 21st century with integrated technology. Study Guide Instructor s Resource Manual PowerLecture CD-ROM with ExamView Testing Test Bank Lecture Launchers DVD Adoption Guide Social Studies page 2 of 2

3 Cengage Learning Psychology: A Discovery Experience Franzoi Notes: No state content standards Key Features: Chapter Openers begin each chapter with an entertaining and informative story that leads into the central topic of the chapter. Discover It uses thought-provoking questions that show how the next lesson related to the students' own lives. Self-Discovery provides students with a guided method for introspection through self-report questionnaires and activities. Lab Teams is a group-oriented activity that provides students with hands-on learning of a specific concept. Planning a Career in Psychology presents the skills, education, and work experience needed for a variety of careers in psychology relating to the National Career Clusters. IMPACT Interactive ebook Workbook ebook DVD DVD/Videos, Psychology: Research in Action ExamView Instructor s Resource CD Instructor s Wraparound Edition Psychology: Principles in Practice, Student Edition Sally Meek, John Morton, Mark C. Schug Key Features: Up-to-date and accessible high school psychology program on the market with relevant, standardsbased content. Taking into account current psychological theory and current statistics, the program gives students the tools they need to understand themselves and the world around them. To encourage critical thinking and active instruction, a variety of case studies, group projects, and opportunities for in-depth study are provided. In addition, the program features comprehensive coverage of introductory psychology concepts, psychological issues treated in a manner appropriate for high school students, and a video program brings the current issues in the world into the classroom. Psychology: Principles in Practice ensures that teachers can differentiate instruction for all students and prepare them for the 21st century with integrated technology. Psychology: Principles in Practice, ThinkCentral Interactive Online Edition, Student Access (contract length subscription) Teacher's Edition Power Presentations with Video DVD-ROM ThinkCentral Interactive Online Edition, Teacher Access (contract length subscription) Teacher One Stop DVD-ROM Nextext Introduction to Psychology Adoption Guide Social Studies page 3 of 5

4 Psychology: Principles in Practice (Continued) Nextext Introduction to Psychology Teacher Resource Manual Graphic Organizer Transparencies with Support for Reading and Writing Alternative Assessment Handbook Holt Psychology: Principals in Practice Video Program (DVD) Teacher Management System Reading and Activity Workbook Review and Assessment Resources with Answer Key Readings and Case Studies in Psychology with Answer Key Research Activities for Teaching Psychology Project-Based Activities with Answer Key Advanced Placement Review and Activities for Psychology with Answer Key APA and ASA Writing Guide Psychology and Sociology Teacher s Guide to Analyzing Movies Transparencies with Teacher s Notes Key Topics in Psychology and Sociology (DVD) Student One Stop CD-ROM (set of 25) Teacher Resource Package Adoption Guide Social Studies page 4 of 2

5 Contract effective through 12/31/2016 Recommended Grades 9-12 RECOMMENDED Introduction to Psychology, Student Edition Rod Plotnik, Haig Kouyoumdjian Key Features: Features a modular, visual approach to the fundamentals of psychology and provides a strong foundation for visual learning theory and research. Utilizes chunking, a method of breaking concepts down into small, easily digested sections that help students learn at their own pace, and give instructors great flexibility in planning their courses. Module-opening case examples present a diverse range of individuals experience that not only capture students attention, but illustrate the everyday applications of psychological principles. Diversity, Research Focus, Application, and Critical Thinking features appear in every module, providing students with opportunities to broaden and challenge their understanding of topics and concepts. Study Guide Instructor's Resource Manual Test Bank PowerLecture CD-ROM with ExamView Testing Psychology: Research in Action DVD Psychology: Themes and Variations, Student Edition [High School AP Version] Wayne Weiten Key Features: Offers a unique survey of psychology with three distinct goals: to show both the unity and diversity of psychology's subject matter; to illuminate the process of research and its intimate link to application, and to make the text challenging to think about and easy to learn from. Designed to appeal to visual learners with hundreds of visuals that include more than 40 vivid illustrations of the brain, neurons, and other aspects of physiology. Balances critical thinking with the applied, practical side of psychology. Critical Thinking Application boxes add a formal critical thinking component, asking students to apply critical thinking skills to chapter-related topics. Complementing this feature are Personal Application boxes that offer practical information for use in students' day-to-day lives. Psychology: Themes and Variations, E-book CD-ROM Instructor s Resource Manual Study Guide Test Bank PowerLecture CD-ROM with ExamView Adoption Guide Social Studies page 5 of 5