Combining theory with practical examples, Creative English, Creative Curriculum will stimulate students and teachers to be adventurous and creative in their teaching, while covering the mains strands of the Primary National Strategy for English: narrative, non-fiction and poetry. This book: reflects the new emphases on speaking and listening contextualises recent changes to the English curriculum, reviewing models of best practice provides practical examples and research evidence of creative approaches to the teaching of English considers the cross-curricular aspects in creating a thematic approach to teaching and learning. This book will appeal to both students and practising teachers in the primary school who either wish to implement creative approaches to their English teaching, or are undertaking extended study for a Masters Degree.

This first Australian edition of Teaching Primary English has been updated and adapted to reflect the Australian sociocultural and educational context. This text provides a comprehensive, evidence informed introduction to teaching and learning English in the primary school classroom. New content refers to the Australian English Curriculum; incorporates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives; literacy perspectives relevant to the Asia-Pacific region; as well as the broader international context. This edition also includes a new section devoted to visual literacy, critical literacy and multimodality. Teaching advice and ideas are supported by practical examples linked to video clips filmed in real schools, reflective activities, observational tasks and online resources. Each section includes suggestions for great children’s literature, offers assessment advice and support for planning for diversity and special educational needs. Drawing on the very latest research and theory, supported by practical examples and guidance, this is an essential resource for pre-service teachers as they develop subject knowledge and the skills and confidence to deliver effective and engaging classroom practice.

This first Australian edition of Teaching Primary English has been updated and adapted to reflect the Australian sociocultural and educational context. This text provides a comprehensive, evidence informed introduction to teaching and learning English in the primary school classroom. New content refers to the Australian English Curriculum; incorporates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives; literacy perspectives relevant to the Asia-Pacific region; as well as the broader international context. This edition also includes a new section devoted to visual literacy, critical literacy and multimodality. Teaching advice and ideas are supported by practical examples linked to video clips filmed in real schools, reflective activities, observational tasks and online resources. Each section includes suggestions for great children’s literature, offers assessment advice and support for planning for diversity and special educational needs. Drawing on the very latest research and theory, supported by practical examples and guidance, this is an essential resource for pre-service teachers as they develop subject knowledge and the skills and confidence to deliver effective and engaging classroom practice.

Teachers and student teachers wishing to gain a better understanding of the theory and practice of educating children in multicultural classrooms will find this book invaluable. By integrating the theory and practice of EAL teaching and multicultural education, within an equal opportunities framework, the author clearly demonstrates how the guidance can be implemented directly into the classroom.

Teachers wishing to gain an understanding of the theory and practice of educating children in multicultural classrooms should find this text useful. Within this accessible and comprehensive text, readers will find: tried and tested examples of good practice; case studies of effective multicultural schools; practical strategies to help bilingual pupils develop their language skills; help on partnership teaching and working with bilingual classroom assistants; guidance for effective home-school liaison; and a brief history of provision for pupils with EAL including changes to Section 11 funding and a synopsis of research on raising achievement with minority ethic pupils.;By integrating the theory and practice of EAL teaching and multicultural education within an equal opportunities framework, the author clearly demonstrates how the guidance can be implemented directly into the classroom.

The essential multidisciplinary guide for the prevention and management of vascular injury from master skull base surgeons Vascular injury is the most significant source of morbidity or mortality during skull base surgery, regardless of the surgical approach. While skull base approaches always placed arteries and veins at risk, newer endoscopic endonasal approaches have introduced new challenges for the prevention and management of vascular injury. Greater anatomic knowledge, additional surgical options, improved instrumentation, advances in interventional neuroradiology, and enhanced training all contribute to successful outcomes. Vascular Challenges in Skull Base Surgery by renowned skull base experts Paul Gardner, Carl Snyderman, Brian Jankowitz, and distinguished contributors, fills a gap in the literature, with invaluable guidance on managing rare but potentially catastrophic surgical complications. The full range of surgical approaches to the anterior, middle, and posterior cranial fossae are covered in 22 chapters. Diverse topics encompass open and endoscopic endonasal surgical approaches, endovascular techniques including balloon test occlusion and embolization, and standard and alternative bypass procedures. The last three chapters discuss venous considerations, neurophysiologic monitoring, and the role of training and simulation in vascular injury prevention. Key learning points, illustrated discussion of relevant anatomy, and tips and tricks are targeted at helping skull base surgeons leverage practical strategies to improve patient outcomes. Key Highlights An impressive group of expert, highly-experienced surgeons share firsthand knowledge Insightful analyses of root causes and clinical pearls provide indispensable prevention tactics High-quality images and videos enhance visual understanding of surgical anatomy and techniques Trainees and practicing skull base surgeons will greatly benefit from the collective knowledge and evidence-based injury avoidance strategies shared by authors who have learned to master the art of skull base surgery. This book includes complimentary access to a digital copy on https://medone.thieme.com.

2 Die einzelnen Abschnitte des Buches sind: I. Die ersten Patente der Mercerisation. II. Die weiteren Patente der Mercerisation yom Jahre 1896 bis Ende 1911. . III. Die Wirkung der Natronlauge auf Baumwolle in phy- sikalischer wie chemischer Beziehung. IV. Die Ausfuhrung der Mercerisation in der Praxis. V. Die Natronlauge und ihre Ruckgewinnung beim Mer- cerisieren. VI. Die Appretur mercerisierter Gewebe. I. Die ersten Patente der Mercerisation. Die Erfindung Mercers vom Jahre 1844. 1m Jahre 1844 untersuchte John Mercer den EinfluB der Xtzalkalien auf die Faser, und ihm verdanken wir die ersten Mit- 1 teilungen fiber diesen Gegenstand ). Er beobachtete gelegentlich eines wissenschaftlichen Versuches beim Filtern starker Natronlauge durch Baumwollzeug eine Ver- anderung der Faser; die Losung lief namlich sehr langsam durch, und das Filtrat zeigte eine Dichte von nur 1,265, wahrend die der ursprfinglichen Lauge 1,300 gewesen war; das Zeug war etwas durchsichtig, aber dicker geworden und in der Lange und Breite zusammengeschrumpft. Mercer untersuchte nun die Einwirkung von starkem Alkali auf Baumwolle, welche nach ihm Merceri- sieren genannt wird, genauer und stellte u. a. auch fest, daB sowohl Schwefelsaure wie auch Chlorzink unter gewissen Bedingungen ahnlich wirken; ihre Benutzung ist in dem 1850 an Mercer er- teilten englischen Patent "ffir Verbesserungen in der Behandlung von Baumwolle und anderen Faserstoffen und Geweben" ebenfalls beansprucht. Mercer erhielt die besten Ergebnisse mit Baum- wollzeug, welches einfach, ohne Kochen, mit schwacher Lauge ge- reinigt war, indem er dieses in Natronlauge von 26Yz-29 Degrees Be.

2 des Interessenten, III patentrechtlicher Beziehung und in seiner An wendung zu beschreiben. Es wurde deshalb foIgende Eintheilung gewiihlt: I. Verfahren und Patente, welche allgemein die Mercerisation betreffen. II. Verfahren, die in chemischer Beziehung von den allge meinen Verfahren abweichen. III. Verfahren und Patente, die in maschineller Beziehung Neuerungen darstellen. IV. Die Ausfiihrung del' Mercerisation in gespanntem Zustande in theoretischer und praktischer Beziehung. V. Anhang. I. Verfabren und Patente, welcbe allgemein die Mercerisation betreffen. Die Erfindung Mercer's vom Jallre 1844. 1m Jahre 1844 untersuchte John Mercer den Einfluss del' Aetzalkalien auf die Faser und ihm verdanken wi. r die ersten Mit theilungen iiber diesen Gegenstand 1). Er beobachtete gelegentlich eines wissenschaftlichen Versuches Filtern starker N atronlauge durch Baumwollzeug eine Ver beim anderung der Faser; die Lasung lief namlich sehr langsam durch, und das Filtrat zeigte eine Dichte von nul' 1,265, wahrend die Lauge 1,300 geweseIi war; das Zeug war etwas del' urspriinglichen aber dicker geworden und in der Lange und Breite durchsichtig, zusammengeschrumpft. Mercer untersuchte nun die Einwil'kung von starkem Alkali auf Baumwolle, welche nach ihm Mercerisiren genannt wird, genauer und stellte u. a. auch fest, dass sowohl Schwefelsaure, wie auch Chlorzink unter gewissen Bedingungen ahnlich wirken; ihre Benutzung ist in dem 1850 an Mercer er theilten englischen Patent "fiir Verbesserungen in del' Behandlung von Baumwolle und anderen Faserstoffen und Geweben" ebenfalls beansprucht."

1 Peter addresses Christians who have known suffering and persecution to a degree that we will never know. In 2 Peter, Peter was very concerned that those who deny Christ's return should be withstood and that the church could be confident that Christ has not abandoned them. The theme of Jude is similar and also points Christians towards the evidence of believers who heard Jesus speak, to enable them 'to fight on for the faith which once and for all God has given to his people'.

It is ironical that a book called 'the revelation' remains probably the most obscure of all the books of the Bible. Many Christians have never ventured further than the first 3 chapters and others have studied its intricacies and the split churches that resulted wished that they hadn't! For those who already love the book of Revelation this commentary will take you a little deeper and stimulate thinking about how the teaching should be applied to the modern church. Paul Gardner is also the author of Ephesians: Encouragement and Joy in Christ (ISBN 978-1-84550-264-5) and 1&2 Peter and Jude (ISBN 978-1-78191-129-7)in the Focus on the Bible commentary series.

Additional Contributor Is Louis Jullien. Preface By A. Lacassagne.

Additional Contributor Is Louis Jullien. Preface By A. Lacassagne.

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Combining theory with practical examples, Creative English, Creative Curriculum will stimulate students and teachers to be adventurous and creative in their teaching, while covering the mains strands of the Primary National Strategy for English: narrative, non-fiction and poetry.

This book:

• reflects the new emphases on speaking and listening
• contextualises recent changes to the English curriculum, reviewing models of best practice
• provides practical examples and research evidence of creative approaches to the teaching of English
• considers the cross-curricular aspects in creating a thematic approach to teaching and learning.

This book will appeal to both students and practising teachers in the primary school who either wish to implement creative approaches to their English teaching, or are undertaking extended study for a Masters Degree.

Teachers, students and bilingual teaching assistants looking for resources and activities to help raise achievement among minority ethnic pupils and develop a multicultural perspective will find this book indispensable.

Included in this practical and accessible volume are a wide variety of activities; examples of materials and photocopiable sheets for direct use in the classroom, which can be easily adapted for different learning situations; tried and tested examples of good practice; practical strategies to help bilingual pupils develop their language skills; guidance on partnership teaching and working with bilingual classroom assistants; and advice on raising the achievement of bilingual pupils from disadvantaged groups.