Books published by Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co ,U.S.

Draws from diverse academic and disciplinary approaches to understand, appreciate, compare, and contrast the conceptual and experiential dimensions of religion that give meaning and purpose to adherents. The book points out key elements which provide a practical demonstration of religious discourse described in the early chapters of the book.

Integrative learning curriculum prepares students for current and future job demand as well as long-term careers. This book provides a comprehensive overview of interdisciplinary and integrative learning and demonstrates how these skills can help students thrive in college and in their professional lives upon graduation.

Based on input from adopting instructors and students, this edition encourages engagement and in-depth analysis for all subjects, as well as provides guidance and serves as a reference for common legal issues.

Designed for students majoring in early childhood, psychology, child development, or education, The Pips of Child Life Series is a two book series that offers a glimpse into the early play activities and programs in hospitals and the women who led the way through the late 1990s.

A practical handbook for students who plan to study in Russia or spend time in Russian-speaking communities and want to not only communicate with grammatical correctness but use the language in ordinary situations the way Russians do.

Written by a myriad of experts, including contributors to the International Journal of Listening and other academic journals, this book features a unique contextual approach to the study of listening. Each of the ten chapters examine listening through a specific context - many of which have never been addressed before.

Roman emperor Constantine created laws exempting clergymen who committed a felony from having to answer for their actions before a secular court. This set about 1500 years of use and abuse of what became known as Benefit of Clergy. This book explores the graphic history of the use and abuse of benefit of clergy in medieval England.

An anthology that addresses ethics, leadership, as well as some of the most important topics regarding leadership. The book is divided to three sections that reflect these three topics. The articles presented are a collection of published articles or book chapters, as well as original manuscripts.

Many teachers find that approximately one half of all classroom time can be taken up with activities other than instruction. Elementary Classroom Management prepares future teachers with effective training and strategies that allow them more instructional time and less management of behavioural challenges.

Applies the proven concept of active learning to undergraduate and entry-level graduate courses in sport communication. Students engaged in case analysis learn to think, analyse, react, and evaluate so that they develop transferable critical, analytical, problem-focused skills that they can transfer to other situations.

Without understanding how to effectively respond to, and potentially avoid, crisis and risk, individuals could find themselves in a state of everlasting collapse. Casing Crisis and Risk Communication explores specific events that arose and describes how effective communication was responsible for sensemaking.

Provides a practical introduction to the field of sport marketing by applying state-of-the-art marketing strategies to the business of sport. The book includes a new chapter dedicated to the growing marketing trend of social media; a comprehensive discussion on the uniqueness of sport marketing; and challenges the reader to apply concepts learned.

Featuring a unique approach, The Air We Breathe helps students learn sociology by studying religion. The book is situated around themes that apply across the field, not just to religion, and includes theories and ideas from outside of the subfield when appropriate (e.g., gender, organizational theory, group theory).