Lifelines is a four-level, competency-based series that integrates real-life skills with essential language, vocabulary, and cultural information. Individual, small group, and whole class exercises emphasize natural language and ample oral/aural practice.

The Survival English series is for students who have some degree of literacy, a small speaking vocabulary, and knowledge of the alphabet. This three-volume series teaches the language and coping skills necessary for everyday adult living.   

Topics and Language Competencies is a seven-level series designed to work with existing basal series to meet state standards. The series corresponds to the lifeskill competencies, topics, language skills, functions, and forms of the CASAS and MELT standards.

Designed for English Language Learners who are entering the health-care field or preparing for college-level science courses, this new text provides an introduction to basic anatomy and physiology. Using clear language and simple analogies to illustrate concepts, Anatomy and Physiology for English Language Learners, by Judy Meier Penn and Elizabeth Hanson, features fully integrated language development, including functional practice in checking comprehension, giving definitions,...