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Accounting I
Century 21 Accounting
General Journal
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Authoritative market leader in accounting education.
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Starts with the two-column general journal and then
introduces students to special journals in Part Two.
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Integrates commercial technology such as Microsoft
Excel®, Peachtree®, and QuickBooks® into the end of
every chapter
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Integrates financial literacy for the 21st Century
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Robust Ancillary package
Century 21 Accounting
Multicolumn Jounal
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Authoritative market leader in accounting education.
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Starts with the five-column journal and then
introduces students to special journals in Part Two.
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Integrates commercial technology such as Microsoft Excel®,
Peachtree®, and QuickBooks® into the end of every chapter
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Integrates financial literacy for the 21st Century
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Robust Ancillary package
We’ve Listened
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In response to teacher input and changing times,
we have completely reorganized this edition
– Students start with proprietorship organized as
a service business
– progress to corporations organized as a
merchandising business
– and conclude with special topics, partnerships,
and recording international sales and electronic
transactions
Improved Organization
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Each chapter is organized into three or four
lessons with corresponding assessment activities
at point of use
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NEW! Short application problems at end of each
chapter ensure student understanding before
completing longer Mastery and Challenge
problems
Engages Today’s Students
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Simplified, Fresh Design
– Step-by-step instructions
and descriptive text
within the clean design
clearly reinforces text
concepts.
T Accounts
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T accounts are always
used to analyze
transactions into debit
and credit parts to
increase student
comprehension of
journalizing transactions
Source Documents
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Actual source documents are presented
with each new transaction in the text
• Provides objective evidence for
journalizing every transaction
• NEW! Source documents are now also
included in working papers for select
end-of-chapter problems.
The Latest Technology Tools
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Moving students ahead with built-in popular
commercial software
– Step-by-step instructions
– Flexibility to use multiple versions
• Instructions are not version-specific
Engages Today’s Students
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Accounting in the Real World
– Uses real companies
• Chosen by students
• Capture interest
• Make accounting relevant
– Includes Gold’s Gym, eBay, Google, Old
Navy, and More!
– Connect chapter to real world
Financial Literacy
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Addresses both business financial issues and
personal finance topics
• Help prepare today’s student for tomorrow’s
responsibilities
Character Counts
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Responds to increasing importance of ethics and
personal character in accounting today
• Ethical dilemmas within every chapter assist
students with decision-making and critical
thinking skills
Competitive Event Preparation
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WinningEdge feature
• Uses reinforcement activities throughout the text
• Helps students refine skills and prepare for
success at BPA and FBLA competitive events
More High-Interest Features
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Careers in Accounting
– Interviews with actual people working in
accounting or using accounting in other careers
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Business Structures
– Focus on characteristics, forming and dissolving
business structures
More High-Interest Features
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Analysis of Best Buy’s Financial Statement
– Students analyze business performance in all
aspects of operations using financial statements
from real businesses
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Explore Accounting
• Cases for Critical Thinking
• SCANS Workplace Competency
• Auditing for Errors
Online Working Papers
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complete these worksheets online
 Identical
to the printed working papers
 Automatically
graded and entered into the Instructor’s Online
gradebook – Saving you time!
 Students
receive instant feedback
 You
have accurate assessments of the student’s completed
work and an instant sense of each student’s comprehension
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Aplia’s Online Working Papers
Century 21 8e & 9e
• General Journal (green)
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Ch. 1-24
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Ch. 1-16 split
• Multicolumn (blue)
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Ch. 1-24
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Ch. 1-16 split
• Advanced (red)
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Online Working Papers are Identical to
Printed Working Papers
Include
• Study Guides
• End of Lesson Exercises
• End of Chapter Exercises
• Reinforcement Activities
• NEW! Chapter and Part Tests (Located in the Unassigned Folder)
Mirror the Printed Working
Papers
Identical to Printed
Working Papers
Learn and practice manual accounting
in an online environment
Exercise Instructions
THE STUDENT SEES THE
ENTIRE PROBLEM. NO NEED
TO LOOK BACK AND FORTH
FROM THE ACCOUNTING BOOK
TO THE WORKING PAPERS.
Practice Assignment
FILL IN THE NUMBERS AND “CHECK
ANSWER.”
Students Receive Immediate
Feedback
CHECKED PROBLEM. NOTICE ITEMS
THAT ARE INCORRECT “X.”
Students Receive Immediate
Feedback
Explanation allows students
to view the correct answers
Practice VS. Graded
Practice Assignments
 Students
receive immediate feedback
 Students can view correct answers
Graded Assignments
 Students
will not receive feedback until after the due date
 Students will not be able to see the correct answers until after
the due date
*Instructor can change any assignment from “practice” to “graded” and vice versa
Graded Assignments
Graded Assignments
assess student and
class progress
NEW! Students can save
partially-completed work
and complete at a later
date
Print Blank Worksheets
STUDENT DOESN’T HAVE A
COMPUTER AT HOME? NO PROBLEM
PRINT THE EXERCISE; COMPLETE IT
MANUALLY; STUDENT ENTERS
AMOUNTS WHEN THERE IS ACCESS
TO A COMPUTER.
Instructor’s Resources
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Teacher’s Wraparound Edition
Teacher’s Resource Kit
Assessment Binder
ExamView
Teacher’s Edition of Working Papers, Simulations
and Recycling Problems
Transparencies
LessonView
www.c21accounting.com
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Free Web site
Wealth of online learning tools
– Interactive Study Tools, Quizzes, Workplace Readiness
documents, & Student portfolios.
Password-Protected Teacher Resources
– Solutions, Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Quizzes, Drills,
Ethics Presentation, Block Scheduling, and MUCH
MORE!
Instructor’s Resource CD
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LessonView and a Variety of Lesson Plans
PowerPoint Presentations
Winning Edge competitive test prep
Crossword puzzles and solutions
Supplemental Accounting Problems and solutions
Spanish and English Glossaries
International Business Case Studies
Quizzes, Correlation Guides and MUCH more!
High-Interest Simulations
• Service Business (proprietorship)
• Completed after Chapter 8
• Completion time: 4-8 hours
• Merchandising (corporation)
• Completed after Chapter 16
• Completion time: 10-17 hours
All simulations are available in manual and Automated versions
Pathway: Financial Management-Accounting
Course Area: Principles of Accounting 2
Century 21 Accounting
Advanced
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Authoritative market leader in accounting education.
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Expands on topics introduced in the first-year
course while adding new topics about time value of
money, management accounting, cost accounting,
not-for-profit accounting, and financial analysis.
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Integrates commercial technology such as Microsoft
Excel®, Peachtree®, and QuickBooks® into the
end of every chapter.
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Robust Ancillary package
Instructor’s Resources
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Teacher’s Wraparound Edition
Teacher’s Resource Kit
Assessment Binder
ExamView
Teacher’s Edition of Working Papers, Simulations
and Recycling Problems
Transparencies
LessonView
www.c21accounting.com
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Free Web site
• Wealth of online learning tools
– Interactive Study Tools, Quizzes, Workplace Readiness
documents, & Student portfolios.
• Password-Protected Teacher Resources
– Solutions, Lesson Plans, PowerPoint, Quizzes, Drills,
Ethics Presentation, Block Scheduling, and MUCH
MORE!
Instructor’s Resource CD
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LessonView and a Variety of Lesson Plans
PowerPoint Presentations
Winning Edge competitive test prep
Crossword puzzles and solutions
Supplemental Accounting Problems and solutions
Spanish and English Glossaries
International Business Case Studies
Quizzes, Correlation Guides and MUCH more!
Advanced Course Simulations
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Sounds, inc.
– Departmentalized merchandising business
(corporation)
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First Class Image Wear, Inc.
– Merchandising business (corporation)
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Progressive Badge Company
– Merchandising business (corporation)
High-Interest Simulations
• Merchandising (proprietorship)
• Completed after Chapter 22
• Completion time: 10-15 hours
All simulations available in
manual and Automated versions
Managing Your
Personal Finances, 6e
Author: Joan Ryan
Copyright 2010
ISBN 978-0-5384-4937-3
Managing Your Personal
Finances, 6e
• Provides a business focus on personal
financial planning
• Full year comprehensive approach
• Designed for a higher level business
course
• Aligned with National Standards
(Jump$tart & NBEA)
Overview
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Informs students of their various financial
responsibilities
Chapters that not only inform but increase
self-awareness and career readiness
Written specifically for high school students
New ways to maximize earning potential
Strategies to manage resources
Skills for the wise use of credit and investing
money
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Alignment with National
Programs
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Citizens
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– Family members
– Consumers
Reinforcement and
extension in every chapter:
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Jump$tart Coalition
National Academy Foundation
NBEA standards for Personal
Finance
Students become active
participants in the business
world as
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Planning a Career in
Math Minute
Net Notes
Unit Projects
Life Span Plan Project
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Goals at the
beginning of each
lesson clearly state
the learning
objectives
Key Terms within the
Lesson are identified
with page references
Global View features
show international
connections relevant
to personal finance
Features
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Communication
Connection offers
speaking and writing
activities related to the
chapter content.
Math Minute offers a
review and practice in
basic math skills linked
to the chapter topics.
View Points provide
opportunities for
students to think critically
about issues that have
no clear-cut answers.
Features
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Issues in Your
World enriches
students’ knowledge
by acquainting them
with the real-world
issues.
Planning a Career
in… provides robust
career information
related to the
chapter topic and it
incorporates the 16
Career Clusters.
Features
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Lesson and Chapter
Assessments give students the
opportunity to tie their learning
together and dig deeper into the
issues.
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Key Terms Review
Check Your Understanding
Apply Your Knowledge
Think Critically
Chapter Summary
Apply What You Know
Make Academic Connections
Solve Problems and Explore
Issues
Extend Your Learning
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End-of-Unit Cases
profile real people
and describe how
they applied the
skills presented in
this text to their own
lives.
End-of-Unit
Projects give
students hands-on
practice applying
and extending what
they have learned in
each Unit.
Instructor Resources
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Annotated Instructor’s
Edition
Instructor's Resource CD
– Lesson plans and
outlines
– Instructor’s resource
manual
– Teaching tools
– PowerPoint
presentations
– Spanish Glossary
– Instructor’s Edition of
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printed tests
– Instructor’s Edition of
Student Activity Guide
Instructor Companion
Website
ExamView
Printed Tests
Instructor’s Companion Website
Student Resources
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Student Activity Guide
– Vocabulary, review questions, variety of activities
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Student Companion Website
Managing Your Personal Finances
While focusing on the
student's role as citizen,
student, family member,
consumer, and active
participant in the business
world, Managing Your
Personal Finances 6E
informs students of their
various financial
responsibilities.
Personal Financial
Literacy, 2e
Author: Joan Ryan
Copyright 2012
ISBN: 9780840058294
Personal Financial Literacy
© 2012
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Learn how to plan and manage your
personal finances, achieve a financially
successful life, and take responsibility
as a citizen.
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Life skills, career awareness,
cross-curricular connections
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Personal focus that young consumers
need now
• Less emphasis on long-term planning
Making Good Financial Decisions
Now and in the Future!
– Understanding Income
• Career planning, income sources, taxes, inflation, etc.
– Money Management
• Personal financial planning, budgeting, checking
accounts,
and insurance
– Spending and Credit
• Buying wisely, pitfalls of credit, overspending
– Saving and Investing
• How to research, buy, and sell investments
Jump$tart + Winning Edge
• Integration of Career Clusters - educational and skill
requirements for a variety of career paths
• Winning Edge – competitive event prep
The Approach That Works
•Cross-curricular
– Cross-curricular Assessment Activities
– Focus on… boxes
•Emphasis
on Life Skills
– Career Clusters
– Building Communication Skills: tips on using the 4 communication
skills
– Ethics
•Integration of technology
– Technology Corner focuses on different technology
related to personal finance
– Internet activities on the companion website
The personal focus that makes it relevant
and meaningful to all!
Build Financial Foundations with
Dollars and Sense
Students are taught:
 How to plan and manage their finances now
and in the near futures
 Cross-curricular connections, life skills, and
career-awareness
New to this Edition
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All features include a question or activity for
application of topic.
• Exploring Careers link contents more closely to the
sixteen career clusters.
• Net Bookmark is a short feature that provides
chapter-related activities to be completed using
online research.
• Take Action is a feature that provides an opportunity
to synthesize the concepts by participating in an
ongoing project throughout the text.
Resources
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Annotated Instructor’s Edition
Instructor’s Manual
Instructor’s Resource CD (and online)
ExamView
Instructor Companion Site
Collaborative Gale Resources
To view live or recorded webinars and training sessions,
visit our CourseCare Training & Services website
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Our Commitment to Indiana
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To the Teachers…
– Current, class-tested, correlated content
– Resources that help save planning/teaching/grading time
– Superior service AFTER the adoption
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To the Students…
– Content for a solid educational foundation
– Abundant number of hands-on application to assist with
understanding and retention
– Interactive resources that will assist in promoting
excellence
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