Good Food for You

The Wars of Neall Ellis, Helicopter Pilot and Mercenary

Gunship Ace

Metaphors of Projection in the Works of Wyndham Lewis, Charles Williams, and Graham Greene

Loathsome Jews and Engulfing Women

Analysen und Perspektiven

Kultur im Widerspruch

Much ink has been spilled examining what happened in the UK's referendum in 2016. Finally, Stephen Wall, drawing on extensive diplomatic experience as well as years spent in the archives, has put Brexit into longer term perspective, tracing the UK's fraught relationship with European integration from inception to the current day. A must read.

Britain and the European Union from 1945 to Brexit

Reluctant European

Just Remember This

Armor Up!: The Battle for Anthem

Einflüsse auf den Lernprozess und Folgerungen für didaktisches Handeln in der Erwachsenenbildung/Weiterbildung

Lernhabitus von Frauen mit türkischem Migrationshintergrund

Eine Untersuchung aus Kapitalmarktsicht

Auswirkungen gesetzlicher Neuerungen und politischer Unsicherheit auf die Energiewirtschaft

"When this controversial book first appeared in hardback, it sparked a debate . . . both because of and despite the way it tore into big names in the musicological world. Now it seems like a landmark. . . . Richard Taruskin raises important questions about how cultural and artistic judgements are made."

Historical and Hermeneutical Essays

Defining Russia Musically

Ein moderner Seher im Gespräch mit Martin Frischknecht

In meinen Augen

Vorlesespaß im Advent für Jungen und Mädchen ab 4 Jahre

Lieselotte Weihnachtskuh

If you have read any of Dr.  Selma Wassermann’s books, you can anticipate that Evaluation Without Tears will be beautifully written, well-constructed and designed to reach a significant audience.   And this book is.  Selma takes on any teacher who still uses measurement to rank or punish students for their work.  She speaks of evaluation as feedback as well as to students as self-evaluators in all grades. Rich in examples, Selma’s book is delightfully lucid, and filled with passion. It is a great educational ride.

101 Ways to Evaluate the Work of Students

Evaluation without Tears

The need for greater diversity in the educator workforce as a moral imperative has long been clear. In Dr. Easton-Brooks' work, the educational benefits of ethnic-matching and greater educator diversity are brought to light. Through student perspectives, teacher reflection, and application examples, Dr. Easton-Brooks explores the tremendous value of teachers of color in American classrooms. The time for true effort on the part of all educators to recruit and hire representative teachers is now- the proof for why is found through this book.

Academic Success of Students of Color

Ethnic Matching

The Family Lawyer

Mostly the Wind

Ein praktischer Leitfaden für effektives Projektmanagement

Hermes 2022 in der Praxis

Making Sense of the Madness

Revising Fiction

Micro Versus Macro Economic Objectives

State-owned Enterprises In A Mixed Economy

7, 12 and 36

Dio Chrysostom Orations

&ldquo;Looking for a laugh? Pick up&#160;That Was Awkward,&#160;a&#160;book of illustrations, observations, and advice by&#160;New Yorker&#160;cartoonist&#160;Emily Flake.&#160;Flake chronicles the hilarious awkwardness of two humans trying to connect.&rdquo; &mdash;E! Online&ldquo;Before the eggnog starts flowing this holiday season, arm yourself with Emily Flake&rsquo;s That Was Awkward. It will make you laugh, cringe, and think twice before you do the handshake-or-hug hokey pokey.&rdquo;  &mdash;BookPage&ldquo;The New Yorker&rsquo;s Emily Flake takes a lighthearted deep-dive into the common horrors of embarrassing physical contact&mdash;including, of course, awkward hugs&mdash;what these interactions can signify, and what they feel like. (That is, very,&#160;very&#160;awkward.) It happens to everyone, Flake reminds us, and we might as well laugh about it.&rdquo; &mdash;Read It Forward&ldquo;It isn&rsquo;t hard to recognize yourself&mdash;and everyone you know&mdash;in these hilarious portraits of awkward huggers. Sincerely funny, sly and subversive, Emily Flake perfectly captures the plight of our perpetually embarrassing rituals of connection.&rdquo;&mdash;Molly Ringwald&ldquo;Wise and wildly funny,&#160;That Was Awkward&#160;is Emily Flake at her best, deconstructing modern life with a needle-sharp wit but a warm heart.&#160;That Was Awkward&#160;is indispensable, brilliant, and delightful.&rdquo;&mdash;Susan Orlean, author of&#160;The Library Book&ldquo;Brilliant and weird! Yet again, the beloved Emily Flake has nailed it. As a hugger, (awkward most of the time), I feel understood AND simultaneously able to laugh at myself, thanks to this book. If looking for a guide on how to better navigate your way through this world of strange embraces, and also chortle whilst drinking coffee, take Flake&rsquo;s book home with you pronto!&rdquo; &mdash;Mira Ptacin, author of Poor Your Soul and&#160;The In-Betweens &ldquo;Get it as a gift for whoever the last person is that you tried to air kiss, but then you misjudged which side to start on and you box your heads against each other. It&rsquo;s great.&rdquo;&mdash;Dan Kois (on the Slate podcast Mom and Dad Are Fighting) &#160;

The Art and Etiquette of the Awkward Hug

That Was Awkward

01727; PlakK A6: St. Moritz 1920

* &ldquo;Sweet debut. . . . Free-spirited, bracing sessions of solitary, outdoor fun. . . . Here&rsquo;s a child&rsquo;s world, where . . . private reverie recurs as an all-consuming pastime. . . . Maple, sweetly nondescript . . . could easily sit next to any young reader at preschool or day care. Leaf rubbings (from real maple leaves!) dazzle. . . . An arboreal homage perfect for children reveling in alone time or reeling with a new sibling&rsquo;s arrival.&rdquo;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews, starred review* &ldquo;Readers will fall in love with Maple. . . . Lush, leafy illustrations. . . . This is a fresh addition to the standard new sibling fare, and young naturalists will identify with Maple&rsquo;s adventurous and tender spirit.&rdquo;&mdash;School Library Journal, starred review&ldquo;The narrator&rsquo;s voice . . . has its own distinctive, understated humor. . . . An exploration of different kinds of love and different kinds of acceptance.&rdquo;&mdash;Publishers Weekly

Maple

Modernism and the Paradoxes of Authorship

An Introduction to Fernando Pessoa

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Der Businessplan - Von der Idee über das Geschäftsmodell zum Businessplan, Bundle

As more states mandate the teaching of the Holocaust, it is imperative that teachers are prepared to correctly teach such lessons. Ressler and Chase thoughtfully present strong rationale and methodology for using Holocaust literature in the classroom. This book is essential for preservice and inservice teachers and teacher educators, especially those in English Language Arts. I wish this book had been available when I started teaching a Holocaust literature course!

Preparing Educators to Teach Holocaust Literature

Meaningful Encounters

Deutschsprachige Erzählliteratur von Autorinnen aus den Nachfolgestaaten der Sowjetunion zwischen 2005 und 2012

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