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Harvard Business School Confidential
Harvard Business School is the iconic business school. An admission ticket to HBS is a hot commodity and an HBS degree is highly respected in the business world. Written by an HBS grad and seasoned businesswoman, Harvard Confidential tells you why. It is a distillation of the most valuable and pragmatic but yet easiest to learn concepts taught at HBS. Distills the best of what HBS has to offer and unveils the secrets to success taught behind Harvard's ivied edifices Readers will learn what they teach without going to HBS; learn how to think like an HBS grad and gain a head start on what to expect from HBS Emily Chan graduated top of her engineering class at Stanford and has a MBA from Harvard Business School. She is a former consultant with BCG in Boston and Hong Kong, and independent consultant in Greater China. Based in Hong Kong, she is now Director of Pacific Merit Ltd, a family-owned direct investment company.
Real Estate Office Management
Intense competition makes intelligent state of the art real estate office management the key not only to success but to survival. The Real Estate Brokerage Council produced the first edition of Real Estate Office Management for brokers' classes taught by the Realtor's National Marketing Institute where it is still required reading. Highlights of this book include: * Leadership, planning, organizing and communicating. * Recruiting, agency types, and training. * Retaining, motivating, and terminating employees. * Record keeping and financial systems. * Marketing and utilizing statistical records. * Analyzing Real Estate growth patterns. * Mergers and acquisitions.
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Conquering the Crowded Curriculum
Discover innovative ways to conquer the many curricular challenges in today's diverse classrooms! This practical book shows teachers how to work collaboratively to weave authentic learning tapestries where content knowledge and diverse understandings are drawn from one subject discipline and used to enrich others. It offers simple ways to build on the four principles of inquiry, innovation, identity, and integration to form a creative framework for delivering curriculum. The book introduces ten comprehensive, planned projects that integrate curriculum areas, and encourage students to see different perspectives; think critically and imaginatively about ideas; work with new materials; and represent their knowledge in precise and profound ways. Based on Kathy Lundy's extensive classroom experience, this timely new book suggests meaningful ways for the entire education community to work together to deliver a curriculum that is relevant and engaging.
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National Union Catalog
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