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A vivid, passionate, inspiring collection of poems that convey
universal and powerful emotions. Share the passion of loss and
love. Heart Songs, A Poetic Journey of Truth will take you (and
your heart) where you have always wanted to go. The poet clearly
has an extraordinary talent. "I read the book twice...some of the
poems moved me beyond words...everyone of them I enjoyed, but some
just reached out and touched my soul...for the first time I felt as
if someone knew me!" Cookie Victoria Dawson is an award winning
poet with over six Editor's Choice Awards, two Texas Wide Writer's
Competition Awards, and Golden Triangle Writer's Guild Award. Her
poems have been published in seven national anthologies and other
literary journals.
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Black Star (Hardcover)
Lynn Scott
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Learn how to REALLY improve outcomes for all students How do we
remove learning barriers and provide all students with the
opportunity to succeed? Written for both general and special
educators from grades Pre-K through 12, What Really Works with
Universal Design for Learning is the how-to guide for implementing
aspects of Universal Design Learning (UDL) to help every student be
successful. UDL is the design and delivery of curriculum and
instruction to meet the needs of all learners by providing them
with choices for what and why they are learning and how they will
share what they have learned. Calling on a wide-range of expert
educators, this resource features An unprecedented breadth of UDL
topics, including multiple content areas, pedagogical issues, and
other critical topics like executive function, PBIS, and EBD
Reproducible research-based, field-tested tools Practical
strategies that are low cost, time efficient, and easy to implement
Practices for developing shared leadership and for working with
families Educators want to see each and every student succeed. This
teacher-friendly, hands-on resource shows how UDL can be used to
build the flexibility required to meet students' strengths and
needs without overwhelming teachers in the process
It is 1976 and Mikey, eight-years-old and street-wise beyond his
years, is looking forward to a summer of freedom, roaming the
creeks and the mud-flats of Canvey Island. But violent emotions are
rumbling beneath the surface, about to destroy all that he thought
he knew. When Mikey's neighbours, the Freemans, win a great deal of
money, the old couple become the targets of a criminal act that
leaves Peggy Freeman dead and her husband, Bert thirsting for
revenge. Believing that young Mikey's family is responsible, Bert
devises a highly unusual but devastatingly effective form of
reprisal. But where does the guilt really lie, and will there be
punishment or redemption? Told from Mikey's viewpoint with light
touches of humour, A Patient Man is a gripping crime novel peopled
with believable characters who are drawn inexorably in to a story
that explores the effects of greed, money and the human need for
retribution.
Pip is a New Zealand woman who is working as a Pain Management
Counsellor in a hospital in the Scottish Borders. She has come to
the UK in search of her destiny.
When Pip meets Osi, a staunch British Army Officer, they are
both overwhelmed by their physical and spiritual connection. The
timing is not good for their relationship as Osi is deployed to
Iraq. When he goes, their bond takes Pip into an intense emotional
and spiritual adventure. As she no longer has physical contact with
Osi, she maintains her connection with him via a journal, where she
lives pain and health care by day and pain and war with Osi by
night. She becomes reliant on the media for any information
regarding his mission. Her visions and dreams of war become so
entangled with her daily life that she is not sure where the
boundaries of reality lie.
When Osi returns, his experiences in Iraq confirm to Pip that
her dreams and visions are a spiritual gift. His return is short
lived. Throughout her journal Pip uses songs and poetry to entwine
her dreams with stories of her life in the Borders, travel, visits
with her old friend Milton and Jacquie who has cancer. Through it
all Pip is supported by these close friendships and her sister in
New Zealand, with whom she relies on regular contact. As their
paths continue to cross in her dreams and in reality, she is
inspired to write a book about the richness and pain he has brought
to her life.
This heart warming story explores relationships across age and
culture, set against the backdrop of Army and Healthcare
institutions. It identifies with anyone who may have been touched
by the God of War.
This book is based on practical experience from both the editors
and the authors, as well as updated research and information on
best teaching practices, evidence-based practices, high-leverage
practices and current literature. It addresses a breadth of topics
related to special education such as forms of pedagogy, culturally
responsive practices, class management, accommodations and other
critical areas. Each chapter is presented in a practical and
easy-to-access format for busy, working professionals. The book is
designed as a useful introductory text for practitioners and
professionals who do not have a lot of experience with special
education but could also be useful to more experienced teachers as
a reference for practical applications in the field. What Really
Works for Special Education Students is based on practical
experience from both editors and the authors (all of whom are
teacher educators and well known in the field), as well as updated
research & information on best teaching practices,
evidence-based practices, high-leverage practices, and current
literature. It addresses a breadth of topics related to Special
Education, from content areas (e.g., literacy, math), disability
areas (e.g., deaf, learning disabilities, ELL), pedagogical areas
(e.g., use of technology, culturally responsive practices, class
management, accommodations), and other critical areas (e.g., legal
issues, home to school collaboration). Each chapter is presented in
a practical and easy-to-access format for busy, working
professionals. The book is designed so that it is useful as a "101"
reference for practitioners and professionals who have no
experience with special education and are working with students
with disabilities for the first time, while at the same time, the
very nature of its practical application will ensure that faculty
who have been teaching for years will want this book as a reference
to help improve their current practice. What Really Works for
Special Education Students is based on practical experience from
both editors and the authors (all of whom are teacher educators and
well known in the field), as well as updated research &
information on best teaching practices, evidence-based practices,
high-leverage practices, and current literature. It addresses a
breadth of topics related to Special Education, from content areas
(e.g., literacy, math), disability areas (e.g., deaf, learning
disabilities, ELL), pedagogical areas (e.g., use of technology,
culturally responsive practices, class management, accommodations),
and other critical areas (e.g., legal issues, home to school
collaboration). Each chapter is presented in a practical and
easy-to-access format for busy, working professionals. The book is
designed so that it is useful as a "101" reference for
practitioners and professionals who have no experience with special
education and are working with students with disabilities for the
first time, while at the same time, the very nature of its
practical application will ensure that faculty who have been
teaching for years will want this book as a reference to help
improve their current practice.
Learn about the Master while training your best friend Training
your dog to come when called is hard. Putting down that third
brownie is even harder. Discipline and obedience are not exactly
welcome words for dogs or people. Dingo Devotionals will show you
how living within boundaries is not restrictive but the most
liberating choice we can make. Author and boarding kennel owner
Lynne Scott noticed the parallels between dog training and faith in
God while taking her dogs through obedience classes. Struggling
with her own spiritual journey during her husband's battle with Lou
Gehrig's disease, dogs in Lynne's care and the on-going training of
her Australian Cattle dog, Foster, brought home the message of
Trust the Master. Wise and humorous, Dingo Devotionals provides a
unique perspective at the intersection of life and faith.
NOTES FROM THE OTHER SIDE - Stories From the Afterlife, Wisdom For
the Living. A treasure of true and compelling accounts from
twenty-one people who died yet wish to communicate their newfound
wisdom regarding life from the perspective of the afterlife. Each
story is as unique as the person telling it, from the elderly
physician who did not believe in an afterlife, to the Chinese
brother and sister who reunite in death after a lifetime apart.
While the majority of the journeys are comforting, a few are not
until the person comes to terms with their conscience and a place
of peace with God. Ultimately, each describes their life lessons
through the lens of true gratitude. NOTES FROM THE OTHER SIDE
captures the heart as it raises the veil providing a glimpse into
the afterlife. Eye-opening insights and soul-stirring passages, it
combines into a phenomenal book. A rare gem and a must read
A Sign For Life, derives from a glimpse into the future a pathway
only God could open. It speaks of a vison which came to past and
later developed into an orchestrated script with a horrific
storyline. Visions are pathways to a purpose and while on this
journey I realized more than ever that spiritual truths are far
beyond sight or imagination. No matter what we know or what we may
think power is, Gods' power is manifested through the unseen and
His glory is revealed in the midst of life impossibilities. When
tested and released through personal and private pain I was lonley
and yet realizing I was not alone, I was broken but only God could
do the repairs. The challange included the responsibilities of
family, finance, and the aftermath of the storm. This powerful
encounter of a night vision which stayed fashioned in the corner of
my mind that is until, reality stepped in and took its place. This
is not a writing of a medical journal, but it is of a medical
journey, a vision which came to past, from the beginning to the
ending. The end result, the Glory of God revealed
In lyrical prose, award-winning author and professional caregiver
Lynn Scott shares her insights and the love she found in an
unlikely place. "A Joyful Encounter" parallels her experience
caring for Marietta, an Alzheimer patient, with that of her own
mother, who died twenty years before with dementia. This love story
explores the wisdom, wit, and irony that transfers from Scott's
patients to her own heart, and allows her to forgive her mother,
and more importantly, herself, for their difficult past.
Lynn Scott, senior caregiver and former Director of the
Children's Program at the Center for Attitudinal Healing in
Sausalito, California, has received awards in non-fiction, fiction,
and poetry. She seeks to uncover the healing potential in any
situation.
This wonderful book overflows with Lynn Scott's own brand of
gutsy, spontaneous delight. While compassion makes all the rest
possible, it is her honesty, flexibility, and verve that
distinguishes this book, and allows the reader to share fully in
the pleasure of her many insights. -Dr. Dori Appel, psychologist,
award winning playwright, and poet, co-author of the hit comedy,
"Hot Flashes" (Samuel French, 2005)
A vivid, passionate, inspiring collection of poems that convey
universal and powerful emotions. Share the passion of loss and
love. Heart Songs, A Poetic Journey of Truth will take you (and
your heart) where you have always wanted to go. The poet clearly
has an extraordinary talent. "I read the book twice...some of the
poems moved me beyond words...everyone of them I enjoyed, but some
just reached out and touched my soul...for the first time I felt as
if someone knew me!" Cookie Victoria Dawson is an award winning
poet with over six Editor's Choice Awards, two Texas Wide Writer's
Competition Awards, and Golden Triangle Writer's Guild Award. Her
poems have been published in seven national anthologies and other
literary journals.
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Lost Treasures (Paperback)
Lynn Scott
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R572
R520
Discovery Miles 5 200
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This book develops a fact-based approach to modeling diversity
management in U.S. corporations, analyzes the strategies pursued by
14 large U.S. companies recognized for their diversity or human
resource achievements, and compares a number of company
characteristics. Firms recognized for diversity are distinguished
by a core set of motives and practices, but best practices per se
may not enable a company to achieve a high level of diversity.It
develops a fact-based approach to diversity management in U.S.
corporations and uses it to compare corporate practices.
Research-Based Practical Strategies for Every Teacher In an age of
information overload, do you ever wish you could find one resource
that would allow you to quickly gain insight into a variety of
cutting-edge practices in elementary education? You're holding it
at your fingertips. What Really Works in Elementary Education
compiles the advice of experts who not only understand the research
behind certain educational practices, but also have experience
working in elementary classrooms. Each user-friendly chapter,
focused on a topic vital to elementary educators, presents
information in a straightforward way to help you learn what works -
and what does not work - with students today. Whether you're a new
educator, or just seeking to build new skills, you'll benefit from
Insight into a handful of innovative topics in instruction;
including using technology, UDL, co-teaching, and assessment Novel
approaches to classroom management and strategies to engage
students Chapters focused on effective methods for teaching within
content areas Practical tips for reaching all learners; including
ELLs, students with autism, and gifted students Useful
reproducibles and resources for every topic area Never before has
so much valuable information been presented so simply and
effectively in one resource. Are you ready to focus on what works
best?
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