Keys to Success: Building Analytical, Creative, an

“People who succeed have something in common that is much more important than high test scores. They have managed to acquire, develop, and apply their analytical, creative, and practical thinking skills. They know how to put them together to reach for their most important goals. In other words, they are successfully intelligent."

—Robert J. Sternberg

Research indicates that intelligence isn't fixed: It can grow. No matter what your individual strengths and weaknesses are, Keys to Success will help you build your intelligence with its integrated focus on critical, creative, and practical thinking skills.

NEW AND EXCLUSIVE ONLINE FACULTY TRAINING

Online teaching pioneer, author Dr. Joyce Bishop, now is available to help you teach your Student Success classes anytime you want, 24/7! Join Joyce Bishop and a community of Student Success instructors online. Learn strategies to reach all types of students, including commuter, urban, traditional, non-traditional, ELL, and learning disabled students. Discover what other Keys adopters are doing and share exercises,syllabi, and teaching strategies. Take advantage of this new "Key" to your teaching success by accessing Prentice Hall's course management system, CourseCompass.

SUCCESSFUL INTELLIGENCE PODCASTS ONLINE

Put your MP3 player into service as a Keys to Success study aid. Author Sarah Lyman Kravits has created a Successful Intelligence Connection podcast for each chapter. Tune in to this fun broadcast to learn the most innovative ways to develop your intelligence. To link to this feature, go to the text's Companion Website at www.prenhall.com/carter to listen to or download any of the twelve podcasts.

FREE PHONE ASSISTANCE

If you need help thinking through your syllabus, class plans and strategy, or would like guidance on how to use this book, any of its supplements, or technology, please call Carol Carter toll-free at 877-737-8510.

Keys has its own Companion Website designed to help students review the text material. This site (www.prenhall.com/carter) can also be accessed through the Student Success Supersite (www.prenhall.com/success), where students and faculty will find an array of resources.