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Articles of opinion and research and review essays in the field of education from teachers, practitioners, policy makers, scholars and researchers in education and related fields selected by an editorial board.
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Covers the entire education field from pre-elementary to college levels for school libraries and administrators, superintendents, supervisors and principals.
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A journal for teachers of secondary gifted students. Provides readers with curricula, strategies, and applications of research.
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Reviews of the best children's books published, articles about children's books, explorations of children's books from every perspective and news of the children's book world.
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Features information regarding practices related to identification, assessment, placement, teacher training, and service delivery systems. The official organ of the Division of Learning Disabilities of the Council for Exceptional Children
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Excellent
For more than a quarter century, Transitions Abroad has pioneered not just where to travel, but how to go in a manner that is respectful of people and the environment. Such travel can be inspiring and fun. There is no better journal for those seeking meaningful travel.

As a point of disclosure, I have been lucky enough to be their Latin American editor for the past few years. What caught my attention when I first came upon this magazine was how Transitions Abroad put practical tips about responsible travel in the hands of travelers.

While many magazines give lip service to sustainable tourism and eco travel, Transitions Abroad has always showcased people who actually make the journey. It thrives on reader feedback and reader ... subscriptions. So if you're looking to make a transition of your own, it would be a good idea to check out this inspiring magazine.

Required Reading for the Insipid Traveler
This is the best magazine for those whose desire for travel is not quite satisfied by a week in Jamaica. With insightful articles and information you just cant find elsewhere, I have turned to this magazine more often than any other source for the complete scoop on smart travel and international work. ... Read more

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A continuing guide to career education for children in grades 7-12.
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Laugh and one half!
With the passing of Rodney Dangerfield, I was sure comedy as we know it was dead.Boy was I wrong, and confused as to who Rodney Dangerfield was!This magazine is so jam-packed with jokes and ha-has, I couldn't stop guffawing!Yes, if laughing is a feeling you like, do yourself the favor and buy this 'zine.Not for the incontinent or the elderly.

Sometimes, a chuckle. Sometimes
Well, it reads quick. It's not, what you might call, funny. But it's funny, if you get my meaning. I laugh in my mind. What confounds is that every piece reads the same. There's not a writer that rises above. And that hurts my feelings.

Cerebral parsley
Lets be honest- that's what this really is- garnish for the mind- but it's still pretty tasty.I originally started reading this magazine in college where I bought it at a book store and have not been able to find it since.I am going to subscribe post haste though as soon as I am done writing this.You'll enjoy this deranged and sick humor for the intelligentsia as well as the dimwitted and soon you'll be going through withdrawal symptoms every month until the next issue arrives in the mailbox for your comic fix. It's a periodical for the addict, for the outcast, for the sociopath. It just works on so many levels!Definately worth the money.

funniest magazine I've ever seen
holy goodness.This is the best magazine in the world.The smartest, coolest, hippest thing in the world.The best.

so hilarious
oh my god this magazine is so hilarious.THis is the coolest, funniest thing I've ever seen. ... Read more

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African-American essays on a broad range of issues of concern to scholars in sociology, history, literature, political science, health, art, women's studies and ethnic studies.
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Worth the price of admission...
This is probably one of the best magazines that you can subscribe to if you love any or all of the following: traveling, adventure, the outdoors, travel journals, great pictures of fantastic scenery or reading about any of the above. I have subscribed to this magazine for a while and there's never an issue that arrives in my mailbox in which I don't find at least one full article and two shorter articles that are enjoyable to read as well as informative. This magazine has inspired me to be even more adventurous on my next journey, whether it be domestic or international. But until, then, I can enjoy exciting travels vicariously through the authors of this publication. Kudos to National Geographic for really filling a void that "Outside" or "Backpacker" seem to leave.

National Geographic Adventure
I don't know what the person was thinking who reviewed this magazine (Jan 2004) and said he had cancelled his subscription of 15 years. This magazine only first began publication a few years ago. I have every issue and have loved and read every one. Adventure is the best of the National Geographic publications and is for those who are young or at least young at heart. Some of the articles are a bit sassy -- but just enough to make them fun!

Not what it used to be.
I have just cancelled my subscription to National Geographic Magazine after 15 years of membership. Regrettably the magazine has lost its former lustre and has become too americanized and too focussed upon 911 and the two wars in the middle east. I need a magazine that is truely worldly in scope and covers nature and cultural diversity. My search led me to three candidates: Geo Magazine - good but not available in english; Geographical - british, good but a little shallow; and finally I settled upon CNN Traveller - an excellent magazine to which I am now subscribed and is all and more than what National Geographic used to be. I just wish more publishers would give National Geographic some competition.

Paul

Must read for the experienced or wanna-be adventure traveler
Biking, skiing, running, canoeing, hiking, kayaking: you name it it has you covered. Great tips and ideas for your first or next adventure vacation to any corner of the globe. If you are serious about or seriously considering getting out of the house and living life, this magazine is a must read! All this and a great price too.

I travel as much as I would like so.....
I travel vicariously through National Geographic Adventure. A great magazine to sit, read and dream of an adventure. ... Read more

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Formerly Arithmetic Teacher.For teachers of mathematics education through the middle grades.
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Original investigations and theoretical papers dealing with worthwhile innovations in learning, teaching and education at all levels and in every area of education and learning.
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