Getting Started with English Language Learners: How Educators Can Meet the Challenge is written for teachers, administrators, board of education members, and teacher trainers in the United States who are responsible for educating the growing number of English language learners (ELLs) in our public schools. The book’s aim is to help you provide an effective learning environment for ELLs.

Don't Get Me Started
The pace is fast, the humor is smart. For those who have never heard Clinton's one-woman shows, the live perform-ance excerpts used at the start and finish of each tape will provide a good sampling.The text of the audiobook is in a slightly more serious tone than the performance clips, still resulting in a very funny series of observations. A self-described fumerist (feminist humorist), Clinton offers her thoughts about being a lesbian and a comic who confronts controversial political issues head on, as well as many of the everyday situations that illustrate the consequences of her politics. Clinton's comedic timing is right on target in this thought-provoking first book.

The Human Odyssey
Travel back in time to the Miocene epoch, when Earth was truly a planet of the apes. Explore the intense debate surrounding the emergence of the first hominids in Africa. Discover when our kind started walking upright. Learn how spectacular fossils from the Republic of Georgia have toppled old ideas about when, how and why humans fi nally left the African motherland to colonize the rest of the world. And get inside the minds of our ancestors as they started thinking like us, much earlier than expected, it turns out.