James Edward Keogh

The rules of reading, writing, and arithmetic may be eternal, but the ways of teaching them have changed dramatically. Now there's a book that parents can study before a child asks for help with homework: "The Secrets To Good Grades."From "phonics" to "regrouping" and beyond, this precise, readable guide explains the jargon and demystifies the methods today's teachers use, so that the home may be a productive work environment for kids. "The Secrets To Good Grades" provides ways for parents to structure homework sessions, monitor a child's performance, and provide crucial encouragement, all while speaking a language today's young students will understand.Organized by grade -- from one to six -- "The Secrets To Good Grades" will give parents the confidence they need to instill confidence in their children.

The Secrets to Good Grades

This comprehensive resource covers J2ME architecture and explains how to build applications and services for cell phones and PDAs with J2ME. You’ll also get details on security, information management, and storage, as well as advanced topics such as Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) and Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC)

The Complete Reference

J2ME

John Shapley Gray

Covers all the C++ concepts a programmer needs to know, including variables, operators, pointers, and virtual functions, organized to build expertise one step at a time

C++ Programmer's Notebook

Jim Keogh

Explains Unix programming fundamentals and offers advice on designing problem-solving programs, creating menus, and translating code

James Edward Keogh

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