Kate Adams

Children's behaviour is a key concern for trainees and teachers. This book explores the concept of behaviour for learning which is very much driven by the Every Child Matters agenda. It examines the roles of relationships and children's social knowledge in depth. In particular, it explores relationship with self, relationship with others and relationships with the curriculum. It also considers the importance of self-reflection and other additional factors affecting behaviour for learning such as children's learning difficulties. It highlights the complexities and wider social factors involved in attaining positive behaviour, in a way which recognises the whole child.

Behaviour for Learning in the Primary School

As Francesco Petrarch has the “scattered rhymes” of his Songbook, so Kate Adams has those in Paperboy—but all scattered in the steady winds of one man’s long life. And as Petrarch has his Laura, so Kate Adams has her love for Leo Adler, made manifest over the course of the collection’s three volumes. Known as Mister Baker (for his home town) and Mister Oregon (for his state), he lived in the same house for nearly a century, leaving a legacy of millions to Baker City—and a mansion ready for the wrecker’s ball. He made one proposal in his life—and then proceeded to live in the ruins of that rejection. Born in the same year as baseball itself, he attended every World Series for twenty years—without a home team to cheer. This Leo watches a crystal ball shatter on his wall, here reassembled to show us a shade brought back to light as Orpheus tried to bring his Euridice. In Paperboy, con?dent of her poetic skills, Kate Adams never looks back. In Lord, Bless Their Precious Names, Paperboy’s ?rst volume, she begins the story in the eighteen-seventies with Leo’s father Karl, a German Jew who rears four children in the New World, and takes it up to the nineteen-thirties, when, after the deaths of his mother and sister, Leo retreats to his rooms downstairs, never again venturing up to the second ?oor of his own house. Faithfully following the arc of his life over the twentieth century, these lyrics slowly add up to more than mere biography, exploring the triumphs and tragedies, the loneliness and laughter, the terrible tenacity of one man’s life in images that reach out to resonate in our own.

Volume One of Paperboy, A Life in Poems

Lord, Bless Their Precious Names

Kelly Bulkeley

Patricia M. Davis

Throughout history to the present day, religion has ideologically fueled wars, conquests, and persecutions. Christianity and Islam, the world's largest and geopolitically powerful faiths, are often positioned as mortal enemies locked in an apocalyptic "clash of civilizations." Rarely are similarities addressed. Dreaming in Christianity and Islam, the first book to explore dreaming in these religions through original essays, fills this void. The editors reach a plateau by focusing on how studying dreams reveals new aspects of social and political reality. International scholars document the impact of dreams on sacred texts, mystical experiences, therapeutic practices, and doctrinal controversies.

Culture, Conflict, and Creativity

Dreaming in Christianity and Islam

Mary Hohmann

Conversations for Comprehension

Storybook Talk

A comprehensive overview of the nature of dreams as understood from a range of diverse perspectives, and their relevance for pastoral care. Its approach is both systematic and practical, enabling ministers, spiritual directors and counsellors to understand the nature of dreams and the role they play in the lives of those in their pastoral care.

Dreams and Spirituality

Patricia M Davis

Nicole Pisani

There is something about soup that has both the ability to revitalise and to soothe. They are packed with nutrition and offer variety, deliciousness and comfort as well as being a fantastic aid for weight-loss. Soup's versatility and health benefits are captured in MAGIC SOUP. Whether it's swapping a stale sandwich at lunchtime for a vibrant bowl full of grains and greens, or relaxing at home over a velvety blend of manuka-honeyed parsnip, cooking for a supper party or nursing a cold - there is always an occasion for soup. MAGIC SOUP features over 100 innovative recipes helping you to feel fuller and become healthier. Recipes such as salmon poached in lemongrass tea, lemon chicken and mint with quinoa, and the ultimate 'chicken soup for the soul' will redefine people's expectations and put paid to the myth that soup cannot be a hearty meal in itself. Nicole Pisani and Kate Adams have all the credentials to create recipes that are utterly delicious and in line with a balanced way of eating.

Food for Health and Happiness

Magic Soup

Be Honest journal is a self-enquiry tool for discovering the real you. It is a space in which to express your inner thoughts and feelings, which might feel uncomfortable, inappropriate or self-indulgent, but which are all opportunities for growth. What is it that you really want to say? What is it that you truly want to do? And who do you want to be? Through journaling, you can peel back the layers of the person you show to the world, drop the act and write a new story. Decisions become easier and swifter as you learn how to consult your inner guides and politely ignore your inner critics. You can practice expressing difficult emotions like anger within the safety of lines on a page before you try it out in the real world. You can be honest about your needs and your passions, what really bugs you and why you put up with that s**t. You will discover your gifts, expand your potential and challenge yourself to grow.

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