Network+ Guide To Networks 5e



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Kentucky Department of Education - Consumer Guide for Practical Living, Career Studies, and Career and Technical Education Network+ Guide To Networks 5e Cengage Learning, Inc. BASAL ISBN 9781423902454 This book explains concepts logically & in a clear, approachable style. In addition, concepts are reinforced by real-world examples of networking issues from a professional s standpoint. Ea chapter opens with an On the Job story from a network engineer. 9781423925781 Teacher Edition $116.25 Instructor Resources, Network+ Guide To Networks The IRCD is filled with tools and resources to help you create the most comprehensive and interesting classroom experience. The materials on the IRCD are also available for download on www.course.com/irc- Check the instructor download section. Content Networking (Information Technology) Contract Price $66.25 Grade 10, 11, 12 Type P1 Author Dean Copyright 2010 Edition 5 Accessibility NIMAS Information as provided by the publisher and is not from the Kentucky Department of Education. September 2009

Provided by the Publisher ISBN 9781423902454 Publisher Cengage Learning, Inc. Network+ Guide To Networks, 5e Type - P1 Author - Dean Copyright - 2010 Edition - 5 Readability - 10.4 Course - Networking (Information Technology) Grade(s) - 10, 11, 12 Teacher Edition ISBN if applicable... 9781423925781 Provided by the Publisher Overall Recommendation: Overall Strengths, Weaknesses, Comments: Course(s) Text covers CompTIA 2009 Network+ objectives. CRITERIA CompTIA Network+ This basal resource A. Encompasses KY Content Standards & Grade Level Expectations Recommended Text is designed to be used in an elective course outside the Program of Studies 1) Includes one or more of the following Practical Living/Vocational/Career Studies and/or Career & Technical Education Programs a) Health Education Not Applicable b) Consumerism Not Applicable c) Vocational/Career Studies Not Applicable d) Career & Technical Education Program(s): Agricultural Education, Business Education, Engineering & Technology, Family & Consumer Sciences, Health Science, Industrial Education, Information Technology, Marketing Education, and/or Pathway to Careers 2) Addresses content-specific enduring understandings from the related Program of Studies standards. 3) Addresses content-specific skills and concepts from the related Program of Studies standards. 4) Addresses content from the Career & Technical Education Program of Studies. 5) Content addressed is current, relevant and non-trivial 6) Provides opportunities for critical thinking/reasoning 7) Strengths, Weaknesses, Comments: Specific strengths-which areas/concepts are covered exceptionally well? Specific weaknesses-which areas/concepts would likely require supplementing? Outstanding hands-on projects and case studies. B. Functionality & Suitability 1) Suitability Kentucky Department of Education 9781423902454 Page 1 of 4

Should be suitable for use with a diverse population and is free of bias regarding race, age, ethnicity, gender, religion, social and/or geographic environment; is free of stereotyping or bias of any kind. 2) Content quality Free from factual errors Content is presented conceptually when possible more than a mere collection of facts Content included accurately represents the knowledge base of the discipline Content includes integration of academics 3) Connections to Literacy Employs a variety of reading levels and is grade/level appropriate Use of multiple representations-concrete, visual/spatial, graphs, charts, etc. Provides opportunities for summarizing, reviewing, and reinforcing vocabulary skills and concepts at multiple levels of difficulty for a variety of learning styles. Student text provides opportunity to integrate reading and writing Uses vocabulary that is age and content appropriate Focuses on critical vocabulary vs. extensive lists Identifies key vocabulary through definitions in both text and glossary The text is engaging and facilitates learning Embedded activities enhance the understanding of the text Note: may apply to either student or teacher editions 4) Connections to Technology Integrates technology and reflects the impact of technological advances Uses technology in the collection and/or manipulation of authentic data Embeds web links as a resource. 5) Support for Diverse Learners Moderate Evidence Provides support for English Language Learners (ELLs) Provides support for differentiation of instruction for diverse learners Challenge for gifted and talented students Support for students with learning difficulties Note: may apply to either student or teacher editions 6) Strengths, Weaknesses, Comments: Clearly defines the key terms. C. Supports Inquiry and Skill Development 1) Promotes Inquiry, Research and Application of Learning Provides opportunities for inquiry and research that includes activities such as gathering information, researching resources, observing, interviewing, evaluating information, analyzing and synthesizing data, communicating findings and conclusions, and formulating authentic questions to deepen and extend reasoning. Requires students to use higher-level cognitive skills (analysis, synthesis, evaluation, generalizing, justifying, etc.) Provides activities and projects for students to deepen their knowledge and cultivate and strengthen problem-solving and decision-making skills. Provides opportunities for application of learned concepts. Kentucky Department of Education 9781423902454 Page 2 of 4

Uses a variety of relevant charts, graphs, diagrams, number lines, and other illustrations to invite and motivate students to engage in discussion, problem solving, and other high-order thinking skills. Emphasizes conceptual understandings that invite students to predict, conclude, evaluate, develop and extend ideas to support reasoning. 2) Technical Skill Development Provides opportunities for real world application of program specific content Provides opportunities for project based learning. Provides opportunities for performance based activities. Provides opportunities for critical thinking and reasoning. Provides opportunities to justify/prove responses. Provides opportunities for in-depth questioning. Contains embedded activities (or extensions) that emphasize use of technology for problem solving The instructions are clearly written for the labs and case studies are relevant for today s technology. D. Supports Best Practices of Teaching and Learning 1) Engages Students Includes content geared to the needs, interests, and abilities of all students Engages and motivates students using components such as real-life situations, simulations, experiments, and data gathering. Includes information and activities that assist students in recognizing relevance of concepts (where appropriate) to their own lives and experiences Provides a variety of strategies, activities, and materials to enhance student learning at the appropriate learning levels Provides connections to Career & Technical Student Organizations when appropriate 2) Uses Assessment to Inform Instruction Includes multiple means of assessment as an integral part of instruction Provides evaluation measures in the teacher edition that supports differentiated learning activities Embedded assessments reflect a variety of knowledge levels evaluation standards The text covers what the student needs to know to succeed on exams. E. Has an Organization/ Format that Supports Learning and Teaching 1) Organizational Quality Print and/or electronic materials present minimal barriers to learners, but also add encouragement Kentucky Department of Education 9781423902454 Page 3 of 4

for students to stretch and make further explorations. Presents chapters/lessons in an organized and logical sequence Provides clearly stated objectives for each lesson. Uses text features (e.g., titles, headings, subheadings, review questions, goals, objectives, space, print, type size, color) to enhance readability. Makes use of various forms of media (e.g., CD s, recordings, videos, cassette tapes, computer software, web-based components, interactive software, calculators, physical and virtual manipulatives) as either student or teacher resources Includes clear, accurate, appropriate and clearly explained illustrations and/or graphics that reinforce content standards. Incorporates a glossary, footnotes, recordings, pictures, and/or tests that aid pupils and teachers in using the book effectively Uses grade-appropriate type size Included media are durable, easy to use and have technical merit Construction appears to be durable and able to withstand normal use 2) Essential Components (beyond student and teacher text) Items identified as essential components support the learning goals and concept coverage of the basal Instructors CD-ROM has numerous lesson activities and instructional resources. F. Has available Ancillary/ Gratis Materials Note: The decision whether to recommend or not recommend this resource as a basal should not be influenced by Section F 1) Ancillary/Gratis Materials Coordinates teacher resources easily with student material (e.g., accompaniments included, student pages shown, instructional technology indicated). Are well-organized and easy to use Provide substantive learning opportunities and are congruent with student learning goals Provide opportunities for high-level thinking, assessment, and/or problem solving Provides opportunities for intervention. 2) Strengths, Weaknesses, Comments: Instructors CD-ROM has numerous lesson activities and instructional resources. Kentucky Department of Education 9781423902454 Page 4 of 4