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Do you remember a time when you used the right words at the right
moment, and they made all the difference? With the aim of helping
you repeat that experience every day, this book provides hundreds
of examples of what we call "Best Practice Language" (BPL), a
research-based technique designed to help teachers use words to
improve student behavior - in the classroom and beyond. In their
years of working at the K-12 levels, educators Hal Holloman and
Peggy H. Yates have identified the exact phrases and key words you
can use to handle: recurring disruptions, inappropriate outbursts,
and students' low self-confidence, among other classroom realities.
BPL will enable you to: Set your expectations clearly on the first
day of school Prevent and resolve conflicts between students Create
a safe haven for shy, apprehensive students Establish meaningful
relationships with students built on trust Help students foster a
respect for themselves, their peers, and for adults Maintain a
positive classroom environment that encourages personal
responsibility Whether you're a new teacher, a veteran teacher, a
pre-service teacher, or school administrator, the tools in this
book will help you use words effectively, in ways that resonate
with students and provide them with clear and promising direction.
Help your students to develop the geographical skills and knowledge
they need to succeed using this new Edition Student book, which
includes new case studies and practice questions. Written by our
expert author team, the new edition is structured to provide
support for A-Level Geography learners of all abilities. The book
includes: * Activities and regular review questions to reinforce
geographical knowledge and build up core geographical skills *
Clear explanations to help students to grapple with tricky
geographical concepts and grasp links between topics * Case studies
from around the world to vividly demonstrate geographical theory in
action * Exciting fieldwork projects that meet the fieldwork and
investigation requirements This student book is supported by
digital resources on our new digital platform Boost, providing a
seamless online and offline teaching experience.
The secretary’s secret… Faced with a hostile takeover, tycoon
Gio must strengthen his claim on the Casella family company with a
fake engagement. He’ll never commit to a real one again. Despite
his forbidden attraction, his dedicated PA Molly is ideal to play
his adoring fiancée. The only problem? Molly’s secretly carrying
a surrogate baby! Carrying their one-night consequence! Ruthless
tycoon Dario’s night with his nemesis Lyssia was a totally
unexpected, totally forbidden indulgence. Then, six weeks later,
she drops the bombshell that she’s pregnant. Growing up on the
streets of Rome, Dario fought for his safety, and he's determined
to make his child equally safe. There's just one
solution—marrying his enemy!
This is the sixth volume to be published in the major ten volume
new history of the county of Kent, and the first detailed study of
the development of Kent during the past hundred years. The sixth
volume to be published in the major ten-volume new history of the
county of Kent, and the first detailed study of the development of
Kent over the past hundred years. Each of the ten chapters begins
by evokinga picture of Kent on the eve of the First World War and
looking at the changes that have taken place between then and the
present day in the area under discussion. Particular attention is
paid to the impact of the two World Warson Kent; to the influence
of national events on local institutions and people; to the role of
the county council in the development of many aspects of life in
Kent; and to the major economic and social changes of the last
thirty years, many of them associated with Britain's entry into the
European economic community and Kent's strategic importance as a
corridor linking London and Britain to Europe. NIGEL YATES is
senior research fellow in church history, University of Wales,
Lampeter.
The wild royal she can’t resist! After years spent as a political
prisoner, Sheikh Riyaz has been released. Now it’s Brianna’s
job to prepare him for his long-arranged royal wedding. But the
forbidden attraction flaming between them tempts her to cast
duty—and her innocence!—to the desert winds… One royally
shocking secret! King Augustine might rule a kingdom, but loyal
assistant Freddie runs his calendar. There’s no task she can’t
handle—except perhaps having to tell her boss she’s going to
need some time off…because in six months she’ll be having his
heir!
Paul Yates has travelled around the world as an engineer in the
aviation field. He has now turned his hand to cycling around places
of interest and writing about his travels. This first book covers
his journey around the Isle of Man. If he can do it, so can you. .
These days, it seems that everyone has a strong opinion about how
to teach young children to read. Some may brush off the current
tension as nothing more than one more round of ""the reading
wars."" Others may avoid the clash altogether due to the
uncivilized discourse that sometimes results. Certainly, sorting
the signal from the noise is no easy task.In this leading-edge
book, authors Jan Burkins and Kari Yates address this tension as a
critical opportunity to look closely at the research, reevaluate
current practices, and embrace new possibilities for an even
stronger enactment of balanced literacy. From phonological
processing to brain research to orthographic mapping to
self-teaching hypothesis, Shifting the Balance cuts through the
rhetoric (and the sciencey science) to offer readers a practical
guide to decision-making about beginning reading instruction. The
authors honor the balanced literacy perspective while highlighting
common practices to reconsider and revise - all through a lens of
what's best for the students sitting in front of us. Â Across
six shifts, each chapter identifies a common instructional practice
to reconsider explores various misunderstandings that establish and
keep that practice in play shares scientific research to support
its reconsideration proposes an instructional shift to apply a new
perspective, and details several high-leverage instructional
routines to support implementation of that shift. By pinpointing
gaps and overlaps - as well as common misunderstandings and missed
opportunities between the competing lines of thought - Jan and Kari
offer busy educators direction and clarification for integrating
science and balance into their daily instruction, while keeping
meaningful experiences with text a priority.
 ‘I tore through the pages. A book I’ll read over and
over again’ CANDICE CARTY-WILLIAMS, author of Queenie
____________________________________________ We've all had our
share of dodgy landlords, mould and awkward house shares. But
journalist Kieran Yates has had more than most: by the age of
twenty-five she'd lived in twenty different houses across the
country, from council estates in London to car showrooms in rural
Wales. Â In prose that sparkles with humour and warmth, Yates
charts the heartbreaks and joys of a life spent navigating the
chaos of the housing system. Drawing on interviews with
marginalised tenants across the country and the stories behind our
interiors, she explores the unexpected ways we can fight back –
finding beauty in the wreckage of a broken system, friendships in
cramped housing conditions, and home even in the most fragile
circumstances. All the Houses I’ve Ever Lived In is at once a
rallying cry for change, a gorgeous coming-of-age story and a love
letter to home in all its forms.
____________________________________________ ‘Illuminating,
thoughtfully written, damning’ OBSERVER ‘I read this in two
sittings . . . so incisive it's hard to put down’ PANDORA
SYKES ‘A beautiful exposition of home and what it means.
Stunning’ BOLU BABALOLA, author of Honey & Spice ‘So
relatable . . . injects a glorious dose of love and joy and
hope' BIG ISSUE ‘Yates manages the unthinkable: she
makes the housing crisis funny’ i
How to enjoy thriving fragrant plants in your garden, on your
balcony or in your courtyard. Smell the roses! Savour the lavender!
Sweet, rich orange blossom; heady, aromatic daphne; sharp,
refreshing mint; or subtle, alluring roses - nature's perfumes are
a wonder. They tantalise the senses, mark the seasons and evoke
memories of people, places and occasions. Fragrant plants - from
lovely flowers, vines and herbs to showy shrubs and trees - offer
some of the purest joys of the garden. And there's a beautiful
selection to choose from. Whether you live in the warm tropics or
in a cool climate, whether you have a large backyard, a narrow
passageway or a compact balcony/courtyard, there's a scented plant
to suit your place. This book brings together the top 50 fragrant
plants to stimulate your senses. With information about soil needs,
feeding and climate, and stunning, inspirational photos, this handy
reference puts growing fragrant plants within reach of everyone,
whatever your garden space and level of experience.
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A wide-ranging collection of essays from new and established voices
writing about nature, environment, conservation, biodiversity and
the challenges that London faces to protect green spaces from urban
development as well as the drive towards rewilding. The first of
four books about London's wildlife, this edition focuses on the
green spaces of Richmond Deer Park, Barnes Wetlands, Kew Gardens,
Gunnersbury Triangle, Crane Park, Chiswick House, Bushy Park and
many others.
Organisational Psychology offers an accessible, engaging and
practical introduction to this fascinating discipline. It explores
the latest thinking, reveals surprising truths about the way we
work, and explains how to craft a successful and fulfilling career
in the field. Organisational psychology is a complex and dynamic
field that focuses on human behaviour in the workplace, and
explores how individuals, groups and organisations function.
Structured in three parts, the book combines an overview of the
field with effective advice on how to become a successful
organisational psychologist. It offers a deep-dive into the British
Psychological Society’s five core areas of organisational
psychology: Psychological Assessment at Work; Learning, Training
and Development; Leadership, Engagement and Motivation; Wellbeing
at Work; and Work Design, Organisational Change and Development.
Chapters include key academic and theoretical concepts, practical
applications, future directions for the field, key learning points,
and further reading. Written by highly qualified experts in the
field, this text is ideal for both undergraduate and postgraduate
students taking programmes or modules in organisational psychology
or related topics, including work and business psychology and human
resources, as well as human resources practitioners. This text will
also be valuable for anyone interested in understanding how
organisations function and the best ways to allow individuals and
organisations to survive, thrive and flourish.
Philip Yates' rollicking rhymes and Sebastia Serra's sprightly,
fun-filled pictures turn this Christmas perennial into a jubilant
celebration. Now in board! The stockin's were stuck to the bowsprit
with tar, In hopes that Sir Peggedy soon would be thar." With
impeccable rhythm and a great sense of fun, Philip Yates skillfully
adds pirate adventure to Clement C. Moore's beloved Christmas
story. Written from the point of view of a young boy on a pirate
ship, the book details his discovery of Sir Peggedy's arrival
aboard the ship and all of the excitement that follows. Yates's
energetic use of pirate language and Sebastia Serra's vibrant
illustrations, full of clever details, combine to create a world
all their own.
In this much anticipated follow-up to their groundbreaking book,
Shifting the Balance: 6 Ways to Bring the Science of Reading into
the Balanced Literacy Classroom, authors Jan Burkins and Kari
Yates, together with co-author Katie Cunningham, extend the
conversation in Shifting the Balance 3-5: 6 Ways to Bring the
Science of Reading into the Upper Elementary Classroom. This
new text is built in mind specifically for grades 3-5 teachers
around best practices for the intermediate classroom.Â
Shifting the Balance 3-5Â introduces six more shifts across
individual chapters that: Zoom in on a common (but not-as
helpful-as-we-had-hoped) practice to reconsider Untangle a number
of ""misunderstandings"" that have likely contributed to the use of
the common practice Propose a more science-aligned shift to the
current practice Provide solid scientific research to support the
revised practice Offer a collection of high-leverage,
easy-to-implement instructional routines to support the shift to
more brain-friendly instruction The authors offer a refreshing
approach that is respectful, accessible, and practical – grounded
in an earnest commitment to building a bridge between research and
classroom practice. As with the first Shifting the Balance,
they aim to keep students at the forefront of reading instruction.
It takes secrets of the heart to unlock their future The Ashwood
sisters have never had anything in common. Except their ability to
keep secrets. But when their grandmother dies they must all return
to their hometown to clear her estate... and face up to the reasons
they all left. Lark has been running away from her past for years.
But now finally she must face up to the secret she's been
hiding...and the man she's never stopped loving? Hannah spent her
whole childhood dreaming of escaping and she plans to leave as soon
as she can. Until she comes face to face with the only man who's
ever been able to distract her... Avery has built the perfect life
in her hometown. But can she carry on paying the price of
perfection? Or will the support of her sisters help her find a
different version of perfect? The Ashwood family must learn to
heal. But first they must learn to trust each other like never
before...
In 1981, when he was thirty-three and had just caught what was then
the largest British carp, Chris Yates wondered if he could now
dream of capturing Redmire's Pool's real monster: the King. But far
from the King itself, it was the idea of such a leviathan that
hooked Chris that summer, playing him along the banks for one final
season before releasing him back into the world. Chris's account of
those pivotal months - originally published as The Lost Diary -
recounts the final reckoning of an angler's long relationship with
a beloved and mysterious pool. It is also a magical record of both
familiar and freshly discovered waters, meetings with new friends,
and unexpected encounters with creatures other than fish and
presences that are not quite human.
· Are you more likely to become a professional footballer if your
surname is Ball? · How can you be one hundred per cent sure you
will win a bet? · Why did so many Pompeiians stay put while Mount
Vesuvius was erupting? · How do you prevent a nuclear war? Ever
since the dawn of human civilisation, we have been trying to make
predictions about what's in store for us. We do this on a personal
level, so that we can get on with our lives efficiently (should I
hang my laundry out to dry, or will it rain?). But we also have to
predict on a much larger scale, often for the good of our broader
society (how can we spot economic downturns or prevent terrorist
attacks?). For just as long, we have been getting it wrong. From
religious oracles to weather forecasters, and from politicians to
economists, we are subjected to poor predictions all the time. Our
job is to separate the good from the bad. Unfortunately, the
foibles of our own biology - the biases that ultimately make us
human - can let us down when it comes to making rational inferences
about the world around us. And that can have disastrous
consequences. How to Expect the Unexpected will teach you how and
why predictions go wrong, help you to spot phony forecasts and give
you a better chance of getting your own predictions correct.
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