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FAQ's on Ordering Materials:

Do you take Purchase Orders?
Our institution needs a W-9 form.
Do you offer a reseller's discount?
How long will it take to get my books?
Can you ship international?
Do you offer a bulk discount?

FAQ's on workshops:

How can I attend a workshop?
How can our institution schedule a workshop?

FAQ's on Layered Curriculum:

Students finishing early / late work / homework / marking, etc.

Contact Information:
Our mailing address is:
54 Ponemah Rd
Amherst NH 03031
voicemail: 603-249-9521
fax: 208-979-0678

email for the bookshop
bookshop (at) brains.org

email kathie
kathie (at) brains.org

 

Yes, our shop can accept a purchase order from U.S. institutions (sorry no international PO's). Please note that due to administrative costs, a $3.00 handling fee will be added to all orders under $50.00 net. Email or phone our shop with your fax number and one will be faxed to you. Yes, we offer a 40% discount off retail to bookstores. Terms and details are available at this page. Normally book orders are processed on Monday, Thursday and Saturday and shipped US Priority Mail. Yes, we will ship small orders USPS Global Priority or larger orders UPS. If those standard shipping methods are not available to your location we will contact you to discuss shipping options.

Yes, if your school or organization is ordering more than 40 books, please use our bulk order form to take advantage of a 15% discount.

 

Question: What do you do with students who finish early?

Answer: Occasionally I get a student who finishes a unit with a hour or so to spare. I first ask if the student has something for another class which they need to work on. If not, I use that student to help me-- either with grading or designing things for the next unit. For example, I'll have them grade any students with the flashcard assignment finished, or have them make a small worksheet for the computer program I'll need on the next unit.

Question: Do students ever lose their unit sheets and what do you do then?

Answer: On the first day of school, I give every student a manilla file folder. I explain to them that there is a filing cabinet in my room with their period labeled on the front. If they wish to, they may leave there materials in the file cabinet. The vast majority of my students choose this option. Occasionally a unit sheet does get misplaced (the dog ate it!). For this reason I keep all finished assignments and projects in a large box until the end of the unit. For the student with the lost unit sheet, they'll have to come in after school, dig through the box and we'll reassemble their sheet.

Question: Do you accept late work?

Answer: Sometimes. If a student is absent, I allow the same number of days for them to make-up the work. However, I do not grade those old assignments in class. The student must stop by after school to have them passed-off orally.

Question: How do you handle students without materials?

Answer: I keep all types of materials in my room - pencils, paper, lots of books.

Question: Do you lecture to your students?

Answer: Yes, every day....but it's an option. Fortunatley, most students choose that option.

 

Question: How can I attend one of your workshops?

Answer: The majority of my workshops are done at individual school districts for that district. I occasionally present mini-workshops at National Conferences. The conferences are listed on the calendar page of this website. Information on having a workshop done at your location is at the workshop page of this website.

Question: How can our institution schedule a workshop?

Answer: You can get information on costs, and scheduling right here at my workshop page.

 

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