books about: educating     books:       Organic Disciplemaking: Mentoring Others Into Spiritual Maturity And Leadership21 reviews Dennis McCallum, Jessica Lowery Touch Publications, 2006 A Practical and Comprehensive Resource In the long tradition of The Lost Art of Disciple Making, Multiplying Disciples, and Disciples Are Made, Not Born, Organic Disciplemaking: How to promote Christian leadership development through personal relationships, biblical discipleship, mentoring, and Christian community is designed to do more than tell about the need for making disciples of Jesus. This is a book that painstakingly provides ...             Educating Children with Autism10 reviews National Academies Press, 2001 Condensed, authoritative resource for families, educators, administrators & caregivers I bought this book after reading most of it on-live via the library. It's one of those books that brings a lot of information together, and it has the authoritative seal of the Council for Exceptional Children. I bought it because my son's school administrators and staff are living in the Dark Ages. The administrative law judge needs to be enlightened regarding the current professional ...             A Black Parent's Handbook to Educating Your Children (Outside of the Classroom)4 reviews Baruti K. Kafele Baruti Publishing, 1991 Buy It and Use It I enjoy the book so much, that I give copies to my clients, family and friends. An excellent book that is easy to read and follow. Makes a great gift to parents and teachers.             Yoga Calm for Children: Educating Heart, Mind, and Body6 reviews Lynea Gillen, James Gillen Three Pebble Press, LLC, 2008 Outstanding Reference As an Occupational Therapist working in elementary schools, much of my work is helping students find ways to manage their own energy levels and increase their ability to pay attention in class. I have found that using the techniques described in Yoga Calm for Children, especially the breathing and calming strategies, students are discovering what it feels like to be focused, centered and able to ...             YogaKids: Educating the Whole Child Through Yoga19 reviews Marsha Wenig Harry N. Abrams, 2003 Excellent resource! This book is an excellent resource for teaching yoga to young children in a controlled, fun and exciting way. I am a preschool teacher and mom and have had just wonderful results! It's a must-have!             Living Under The Patriot Act: Educating A Society6 reviews Author House Publishing, 2007 A Very Good Book I found the book to be very interesting and informative. It's not a light read, but the number of interesting facts that I found ended up teaching more about the laws of the Partiot Act and how it came to be formed. The author gives both sides to the debate and many perspectives that I never thought of before. I recommend this book to anyone looking for a rounded comprehensive study of the ...             A Horse Around the House: The Horse Lover's Guide to Selecting, Housing, Caring For, Educating, Enjoying and ...6 reviews Marcia Hayes Crown, 1978 A helpful guide for any horse owner We found "A Horse Around the House" extrememly useful as new horse owners. All the information you'll need to understand not only the makeup and characteristics of equines is here, along with subtle information about the nuances of horse personalities. We highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to know more about horses.             Educating the Wholehearted Child Revised & Expanded19 reviews Clay Clarkson, Sally Clarkson Whole Heart Ministries, 2001 One of the best I have read yet!!! Wow!! This book was exactly what I was looking for. Actually, it was above my expectations. I originally ordered this book because I was searching to find help with our homeschool. We are only in our third year, but I was feeling that things were very dry and redundant. I found MANY ideas and helps, but this book is so much more than a guide for a particular method. It starts with the heart ...             Learning to Listen, Learning to Teach: The Power of Dialogue in Educating Adults13 reviews Jane Vella Jossey-Bass Inc Pub, 1994 The Need for Dialectic and Active Learning Learning to Listen, Learning to Teach is designed to demonstrate the power and value of dialogue over monologue, and active over passive learning when it comes to educating adults. Vella demonstrates through real life examples how her twelve transcendent principles flesh out in a variety of specific contexts all around the world. This book is designed to help all adult educators embody and ...             Fantastic Antone Succeeds!: Experiences in Educating Children With Fetal Alcohol Syndrome5 reviews University of Alaska Press, 1993 A must have for any parent, caregiver with FAS/FAE children On a personal level this book has been a godsend!.Our child was recently diagnosed with FAE and this book has been our bible. You can refer to any section of this book at any time for helpful information. From reading this book, I now see my child as a child with special needs and not as a monster child! . My child didn't ask to be born this way,it is not my child's fault! . I see hope where ...             Educating Citizens For Global Awareness2 reviews Teachers College Press, 2005 Multicultural Educuation Tool This book will be of significant value for educator who focus on the promotion of muulticuluralism in the classroom             Educating Young Children: Active Learning Practices for Preschool and Child Care Programs3 reviews Mary Hohmann, David P. Weikart High/Scope Press, 1995 High/Scope Curriculum This book is the official manual for High/Scope curriculum. It outlines exactly how to set up a High/Scope classroom, from setting up the learning environment to guiding adult interactions. It gives you everything you need to know to be an amazing preschool teacher and it is backed by a mountain of research. You no longer have to reinvent the wheel. They have provided everything necessary to ...             Lessons in Lightness: The Art of Educating the Horse4 reviews Mark Russell, Andrea W. Steele The Lyons Press, 2004 A "How To" Book About Riding in Lightness If you've always thought there was more to riding than driving and restraining, if you've been searching for an instructor who could blend the best of classical dressage and natural horsemanship, then this book is your answer. The wording is concise and the exercises are understandable and practical for riders of all disciplines. Mark Russell's training is broken down into three phases for the ...             Educating America in the 21st Century4 reviews Vicki A. Ebeling Vicki Ebeling, 2002 ***Attention Parents and Educators*** I can not say enough about this book. If you are a parent of a child with special needs or just a parent, or an educator looking for aditional tools to reach out to all types of children this book is for you!!! Dr. Ebeling loads this book with a wealth of information that will help you through the maze of public education. There are answers ranging from how to get the most out of schools to ...             Developing Mathematical Talent: A Guide for Challenging and Educating Gifted Students2 reviews Susan Assouline, Ann Lupkowski-Shoplik Prufrock Press Inc., 2003 Anyone Who is Dealing with a Mathematically Gifted Student Developing Mathematical Talent: A Guide for Challenging and Educating Gifted Students by Susan Assoluline and Ann Lupkowski-Shoplik is a good guide to what students, teachers, and parents need to know about teaching the mathematically gifted student. It was written by two leaders of the field whose years of experience make an interesting perspective. It is designed to be read by both teachers and ...             Educating Tigers4 reviews Wendy Sand Eckel PublishAmerica, 2000 educating tigers was wonderful I got a preview copy of Educating Tigers and once started, I couldn't put it down. WSEckel hits all the emotions that give a great read. If you feel like thinking, laughing, crying, and experiencing the feelings associated with family dynamics, give this a try. I'm already looking forward to the next one from this author.             Getting Our Kids Back on Track : Educating Children for the Future3 reviews Janine Bempechat Jossey-Bass, 2000 Great book! A very helpful and enjoyable read. The stories really helped to bring the book into the context of our daily lives. It was easy to relate to many of the families in the book...and Bempechat's advice was reasonable and easy to follw. She didn't make the reader feel like there was an absolute "right and wrong" way, but points out some of the pitfalls we, as parents, all find ourselves in when ...             Developing Math Talent: A Guide for Educating Gifted And Advanced Learners in Math3 reviews Susan Assouline, Ph.D., ... Prufrock Press, 2005 A must for every parent of a gifted math student This is by far the best book I have read on the subject of giftedness in math. This goes through the myths of teaching math to gifted. It will hit home- as these myths are WIDELY believed by the schools in the USA. There is a plethora of very practical advice for parents. Many talented youth are underachieving in math in the USA because of they way the schools go about teaching. This book ...             RESIDENTS: The Perils of and Promise Educating Young Doctors3 reviews David Duncan Scribner, 1996 Trials and Tribulations of Medical Residency Training Residents : The Perils and Promise of Educating Young Doctors gives a very true-to-life description of the often overworked and abused physician in training. When I read this book I was at the end of a very frustrating political battle in my own residency training which ended sadly with my moving into another field where I could still make use of my medical knowledge and training. In the book ...             Learning Like a Girl: Educating Our Daughters in Schools of Their Own3 reviews PublicAffairs, 2007 If you have a daughter to educate, this book is "must" reading The reason that private girls' schools are important is that girls are important. Yes, "children are our future," but if past is prologue, girls represent a much better future than boys. 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