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Imaginarium is a K-9 program centered aroundLiteracy,Learning, and Life Skills that integrates an excellent hard skillreadingprogram, based on substantial years of text research, alongside detailed soft skilldevelopment. Each step brings these three skill areas together to support studentsasthey use and develop Print Literacy and Digital Literacy, learning essentialstandardsbased content, alongside Communication,Collaboration,Creativity, CriticalThinking, Citizenship and Character, transferable 21st Century Skills.

Storytelling is an ancient and powerful art form. A great story can make even themostcomplex topic approachable and unforgettable. It provides teachers and students withauthentic literature that students will find memorable and engaging.

Fiction books are replete with a variety of genres and colorfulillustrations and Nonfiction TIME for Kids books userichfull-colorbooks with dazzling visuals on high-interest topics. They all provide ampleopportunityto develop skills to support deep comprehension as well as easy and naturalconnectionsfor extending reading to other curricular areas.

Imaginarium puts transferable skills at the core of education and learning, ensuringequity in the quality of learning and learning outcomes so that all children cansucceedas lifelong learners. Equipped with advanced critical thinking capabilities andsocialand emotional abilities, learners can independently weigh in on the content of theinformation they receive and identify solutions to problems.

Transferable skills contribute to children mastering the instruments and processestodevelop knowledge, acquire information, and fundamental basic skills. Skills-basedquality learning can help achieve a knowledgeable society through improved learningoutcomes. The development of transferable skills has also shown positive impacts onlearning and academic outcomes.

The Pearson Global Scale of English (GSE) is the first truly global Englishlanguage standard, allowing teachers to more accurately and easily measure learner progress.It pinpoints what needs to be masted in the classroom on a granular level and helps teachersidentify lesson learning objectives. They can measure progress on an international level andhelp learners understand how they are progressing.

Transferable skills include the ability to solve problems, communicate ideas and informationeffectively, be creative, show leadership and conscientiousness, and demonstrate initiative.Learning and Life skill descriptors provide a clear description of the development of theseskills.

The series uses the Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning (McREL) Compendium tocreate standards correlations. Each year, McREL analyzes state standards and revises thecompendium. By following this procedure, McREL is able to produce a general compilation ofnational standards. Each lesson in this product is based on one or more McREL standards.

The lessons in this book promote English language development for English language learners.TheWorld-Class Instructional Design and Assessment (WIDA) standards support the languageobjectivespresented throughout the lessons.

The Pearson Global Scale of English (GSE)is the first truly global English language standard, allowing teachers to moreaccurately and easily measure learner progress. It pinpoints what needs to bemasted in the classroom on agranular level and helps teachers identify lesson learning objectives. They canmeasure progress onan international level and help learners understand how they are progressing.

Transferable skills include the ability to solve problems, communicate ideas andinformationeffectively, be creative, show leadership and conscientiousness, and demonstrateinitiative.Learning and Life skill descriptors provide a clear description of thedevelopmentoftheseskills.

The series uses the Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning (McREL)Compendiumtocreate standards correlations. Each year, McREL analyzes state standards andrevisesthecompendium. By following this procedure, McREL is able to produce a generalcompilationofnational standards. Each lesson in this product is based on one or more McRELstandards.

The lessons in this book promote English language development for Englishlanguagelearners.TheWorld-Class Instructional Design and Assessment (WIDA) standards support thelanguageobjectivespresented throughout the lessons.

Imaginarium can be used 100% digital or applied in ahybridclassroom. With a multi-device access feature, users can connect via desktops, laptops, tablets,or cellphones. All the material can be easily found in the same place. The online/offlinesynchronization ensures reliability in responsiveness.

Our purpose is to add life to a lifetime of learning. At Pearson, our purpose issimple; to add life to a lifetime of learning. We believe that every learningopportunity is a chance for a personal breakthrough. That's why our circa 20,000Pearson employees are committed to creating vibrant and enriching learning experiences designedfor real-iife impact.

All students are initially included in the program; however, students may opt-out of the program during specified opt-out periods each semester. For each Fall and Spring semesters, students may opt-out between the first day of registration and the Wednesday before the start of each term. Additional opt-out date information can be found in the FAQs below.

A student of this institution is not under any obligation to purchase a textbook from a university-affiliated bookstore. The same textbook may also be available from an independent retailer, including an online retailer.

All students are initially included in the program; however, students may opt-out of the program during specified opt-out periods each semester. For each Fall and Spring semesters, students may opt-out between the first day of registration and the Wednesday before the start of each term. Additional information about opt-out dates for each term can be found in the What Are the Opt-Out Dates for this Academic Year? FAQ below.

Students are automatically in the IncludED program. There is no action a student needs to take to be in the IncludED program. If a student chooses to opt-out, they can do so via the Books and Supplies Heading in your student eConnect account.

Students may opt-out of the program during the opt-out periods each semester. If you wish to opt back in for a later date, send an email to Cash...@DallasCollege.edu with your full name, student ID and a brief statement of your request to explain why you would like to opt back in.

Most courses use ebooks or courseware so your eBooks will be included in your eCampus course under the tab entitled "Learning Materials." Physical learning materials (textbooks and supplies) will require pick-up at the Dallas College Book Store on the campus the course is taken. Students may opt for shipping once they receive an email stating their physical materials are available for pick-up.

Only materials identified by your instructor or department as "required" are part of the program. Check the campus bookstore page to review availability of other recommended materials at Dallas College Store website.

Beginning with Fall 2020 registration, students will no longer receive book disbursement funds. Students will continue to receive all remaining financial aid funds as a refund, instead of receiving a book disbursement.

Yes, if a student drops a class prior to the census date of the course, those physical materials must be returned to the Dallas College Store location where the order originated. Access to electronic or digital materials will be disabled.

Yes. For physical items such as print materials and kits, students will receive an email when the materials are available for pick-up. For an additional fee, students can choose to have materials shipped. Follow this link IncludED Handling:Dallas College (bkstr.com) and choose which shipping method you which and check out to pay your fee and shipping charge.

Physical items adopted for a class must be picked up from the campus bookstore before the end of the term in which they are scheduled. Orders that remain after the term end date are cancelled and are no longer available for students.

If a student earns an incomplete, the instructor will work with the bookstore and publisher to ensure access. (The bookstore will ensure students have access for up to 90 days to complete needed work).

Starting Fall 2021, the Panther Book Pack is an affordable course materials rental program providing all undergraduate students with their required course materials by the first day of class at a fixed rate of $20 per credit hour. Students are estimated to save as much as $375 on course materials per semester with the Panther Book Pack program.

Upon registering for courses, you will be automatically enrolled into the program and the bookstore will start preparing your order. A charge of $20 per credit hour will be applied to your FIU student account along with your tuition.

Approximately 30 days before the first day of classes, you will receive an email that summarizes your required and recommended course materials and prompts you to select your fulfillment preference (options may include pick-up on campus, shipping to an off-campus address, and direct digital access in Canvas).

Find the session you are enrolled for and click the opt-out toggle switch on the right. Students can click on the session to see all the classes they're registered for in that session. If you're taking multiple sessions in a semester you must opt-out from each independently. Students can use this toggle switch to opt-out or opt-in any time before the deadline. Once you have done so click "Save Changes" on the top right of the page.