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SIRS subscribers know that SIRS Researcher is a one-stop reference solution, providing thousands of full-text articles that explore social, scientific, health, historic, business, economic, political, and global issues.
When it comes to helping high-school students make sense of the major issues of the day, Researcher makes the grade by offering only the very best resources from more than 1,600 sources.
The new SIRS Researcher offers high-school students the whole story with the very latest reliable and credible information--along with a fresh, new interface!
Thanks to feedback from users just like you, here's what you'll find in the new version of Researcher...
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The September issue of our newest free newsletter--ProQuest Teachable Moments--arrived in email in-boxes everywhere earlier this month. The focus? Constitutions and Government.
This new offering contains classroom-ready activities to help you maximize use of your ProQuest digital solutions in your school.
We need your help to spread the word to the teachers you interact with everyday. As an existing subscriber, you can turn our Teachable Moments into a winning moment--for you! It's easy and there's no obligation.
Talk to at least five (5) educators in your school, and offer them a free email subscription to ProQuest Teachable Moments. View and print a sample issue online.
When you're ready, compose a new message to tim.mclain@il.proquest.com and include your full name, address, phone number, and email address, along with a list of at least five (5) full names and email addresses of interested teachers in your school or district.
We'll send them an invitation to subscribe, and enter your name into a drawing for a free print set of the 2006 CultureGrams World Edition
(4 volumes).
Once subscribed, their name will be automatically entered into a drawing for a free high-tech brief bag!
That's it--five names, with opportunities for everyone to win.
We need your list by October 31, 2005, and the drawing will take place on November 10, 2005. Good luck!
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