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1 The Paradox of Progress2 Understand Your Nervousness3 Consequences of Social Class4 Types of Nonverbal Symbols5 Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors6 Exploring the World of Business and Economics7 Free College: Why Not Now?8 Abusive Relationships among the Young9 A Civil War Soldiers Letter to His Wife10 The Spider and the WaspPART THREE Relationships and Combined-Skills Tests 1 Relationships Tests 2 Combined-Skills TestsPART FOUR Readings in Science and Mathematics 1 Doing Well in Science and Mathematics 2 The Human Body: An Orientation 3 Introduction to Statistics Mario F. Triola Appendixes Pronunciation Guide Writing Assignments Limited Answer Key Changes in the New Edition A new title. The previous title, Ten Steps to Advanced Reading, has been replaced with a title expressing more clearly that the final book in the TP Reading Series will help students achieve a level of reading independence and mastery.More cartoons and other graphics. Because so many students today are visual learners, there are additional illustrations to help introduce or reinforce points made in the book.New readings. The book includes four new readings that speak to todays concerns. See, for example, Hooked on Our Smartphones and The Truth about Fake News.Expanded practice materials. Practice materials have been freshened or expanded throughout. For example in Part Three, there are now five additional Combined-Skills Tests.A greater variety of textbook selections. Content areas include psychology, history, journalism, interpersonal communications, mathematics, biology, and anatomy and physiology. (See the list of all textbook selections on page vii, which follows the table of contents.)Expanded support. Additional practice exercises, tests, and an eBook of this text are available to students with a subscription to Ten Steps Plus in TPs Learning Center. Looking for a powerful, effective, Common Core-aligned resource to help you teach reading to your students? With the Ten Steps Series, youve got it.For more than two decades, the Ten Steps Series has helped millions of students learn the reading skills needed for success in the classroom and beyond. Developed to prepare college students for the rigors of college-level reading courses, the Ten Steps Series addresses the competencies and benchmarks outlined in the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for grades 6–12.The connection between the Common Core and the Ten Steps Series emerges from their shared educational fundamentals. Both draw from practical classroom experience and research in the field of reading. Both focus on the same goal: to empower students to be strong, active, and critical readers. And both, in an effort to achieve this goal, outline a series of foundational skills students need to master. The Ten Steps Series goes one step further; it teaches these skills with a range of print-based and online practice exercises, assignments, readings, and mastery tests . The result has been a hugely successful series of books that have helped millions of college students transition from developmental reading courses into the advanced classes they need for degrees. This same trajectory of success is available now to middle and high school students.Every one of the six books in the Ten Steps Series covers the CCSS Anchor Standards for Grades 6–12 itemized below, in the following categories: Reading, Writing, Speaking & Listening, and Language.In addition, all of the books in the Ten Steps Series also fulfill key CCSS benchmarks for the specific grade levels they span. The downloadable Ten Steps Series CCSS Grade-Level Analysis lists the specific CCSS benchmarks, by grade, covered in each of the Ten Steps books.1 CCSS Anchor Standards citations are coded as follows: The abbreviation of the instructional strands name and then the standard number. So the standard labeled R.3 indicates the Reading strand, standard number three, which is Analyze how and why individuals, events, and ideas develop and interact over the course of a text. For a complete listing of the CCSS, please visit www.corestandards.org. Supplementary MaterialsTen Steps to Mastering College Reading Skills includes the following supplements:Print SupplementThis text features an annotated Instructors Edition, which is identical to the student book except that it provides answers to all practices and tests. The Instructors Edition also includes useful hints and annotations to help teachers scaffold lessons. The Instructors Edition is free by request to educators with a class adoption of 20 or more books.Digital Supplements1. An Instructors Manual and Test Bank includes teaching suggestions, a model syllabus, and readability levels for the text and its reading selections. Available to educators in the Learning Center, this PDF supplement also contains four additional mastery tests for each of the skills taught in Part One—all on sheets that can be copied or printed for use with students.2. PowerPoint presentations have been crafted to teach key skills and concepts directly to students. These PowerPoints are available to instructors in the Learning Center and can be used with or without the text.3. Ten Steps Plus is a subscription-based collection of powerful digital resources that teach college reading skills. Based on the proven pedagogy of the Ten Steps Series, Ten Steps Plus includes interactive exercises, mastery tests, assessments, and instructional videos to equip students for success in the classroom and beyond. Click here to learn more about Ten Steps Plus. To Obtain SupplementsPrint supplements can be obtained quickly by contacting Townsend Press. Call us toll-free at or e-mail our customer support team at (). Digital supplements are free to educators with a valid instructor account in the Learning Center. Get yours here.

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