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Our professional teaching books offer a wealth of ideas, information, teaching centers and lesson plans, as well as insight and authoritative resources to help teachers hone and improve classroom skills and methods.

To learn more, just click on an author below to see their Teaching Resource Center profile page:

• Melissa Alonso
• Sheron Brown
• Carol Caserta-Henry
• Linda Dorn
• Betsy Franco
• Nancy Hanssen
• Jennifer Kaplan
• Anne Linehan
• Pam Miles
• Susan Nations
• Shari Nielsen-Dunn
• Sally Oppy
• Janis Poe
• Harriot Reynolds
• Kim Scattareggia
• Carla Soffos
• Teresa Swenson
• Teresa Treat
• Darl Venner

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