Teaching in the home is a challenge whether you are full time homeschooling or getting homework completed! As parents it is sometimes difficult to teach those we are so emotionally entwined with. Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish have come to the rescue with "How to Talk so Kids can Learn! At Home and in School." Encompassing the experiences of both parents and teachers this collaboration is a valuable tool for both parent/teacher and teachers in the regular classroom setting.
This book is a pleasant read and very entertaining with the use of comics illustrating particular scenarios throughout. Being able to read the experiences of others and recognize your own struggles is a revelation. To make that revelation more poignant you are offered tried and tested solutions.
Five valuable lessons Faber and Mazlish cover are:
Alternatives to punishment
Engaging cooperation
How to deal with feelings that interfere with learning
Praise that doesn't demean
Solving problems together
Not only so Faber and Mazlish cover these areas and more they offer solutions. Allowing parents and teachers to understand each others position in the life of a child encourages collaboration between both. Throughout the book real life experiences of parents and teachers are shared.
As a homeschooling parent and new Zealand trained teacher I have found the works of these two amazing parent child communication experts to be invaluable. The succinct manner in which Faber and mazlish deliver solutions to everyday problems in communications is refreshing.
All those involved in educating and parenting will find useful tools throughout this book.
Life is extremely busy and it is very difficult to be an expert in everything. Often parenting calls for just that! Thankfully there are some very effective resources out there to guide us in all this madness. Hurray for enlightening tools designed to make sense of parental chaos.
Margit Barrerashttp://www.2Think2Learn.com
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It doesn't take long to start something or come up with a great idea but to get the ultimate finish sometimes takes a lot longer. When you finally reach a mill stone always remember that those times are expected and there are ways of fixing the problem. Don't you think it would help to minimize the problem if you lay out your tools before starting the project.
Aided support at a minimal cost could very well be the answer. Striving for success is why we try most things. Making a show is how we use our time. This book will tell you how to make a show. Good presentation and well polished items and events will contribute to your success. Everything sells either itself, because there is a need or a want. There are products you believe in, that will do what is expected. There are some products that don't give the expected results but, still are sold for trail and error. Whatever the case maybe let the public decide. Your job is to make a good presentation so the products will sell and you can make money.
The way things sell is what's hot and what's not. If you have a good product and want it to sell. There are ways to plan for good results. Purchasing "Your Own eBook Business", there are many helpful suggestions and proven ways of succeeding on eBay. A small investment into a life time of savings would be a very smart investment for anyone.
http://www.ninetydaypowerseller.com/ John Thornhill is not just an author he is a hands on working person. His book is wrote from experience as a Power Seller on eBay. This book is being published because the market is just too big for one person. Mr. Thornhill has agreed to share his ideas and adventures in a book entitled "Your Own eBook Business". He will demonstrating in writing success in having an Internet Business.
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What do you know about science? Would you like to know more? Would you like your children to grow up with a background of science knowledge? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then let me recommend a very good book for you:
"The Scientist - Life Science Library Series" by Henry Margenau, David Bergamini and the Editors of Time Life Books - 1964.
This book is jammed packed with information and historical scientific pictures including the cover which features James D. Watson, the co-discoverer and Nobel Prize winner for his work in DNA. Indeed, even with all the pictures this work is quite serious and the introduction is written by the former President of the National Academy of Sciences, Frederick Seitz.
The book has chapters on Human Beings and Biological Symmetry, the instruements that help us give science meaning, method and accuracy, explanation of the scientific method, the various areas of science in an ever expanding tree, communication in science, futuristic predictions based on science and the impact science has made on civilization, society and the future of humankind.
This educational science book takes us from before there was consensus of the world being round to the understanding that our own make-up and DNA determine more than we had ever dreamed. The reader is introduced to physics, chemistry, mathematics, astronomy, social sciences, life sciences, and the ever popular Earth sciences as well. The diagrams and pictures show man's progress and science and predict its future.
Who is the book for? The whole family and anyone who has ever dared to dream or wondered how we got here with all our technology in the computer age, thus, I recommend this educational science book to all.
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I must say for a textbook this is a gripping read! Lynnette Porters "Developing an Online Curriculum" is in a class of its own. It is perfectly evident that a lot of thought went into the building of this very practical text. If you are a teacher or are planning to have anything to do with online education you must give this one a go! Porter methodically takes you on a journey behind the scenes in Online Education. Understanding the thought process behind creating online curriculum helps you develop an appreciation for the lengthy process of online delivery from creation to teaching and learning.
So much will be learned in the arena of online learning in the next 20 years. We will inevitably be in a very different place but I do believe that many of the core ideas raised in Porters book will stand the test of time.
"Interaction and socialization are keys to effective online education."
Incredibly throughout her book she references how to best deliver the materials you create. This focus is of course so very important as creating content that is not practical and has no benefit for the learner is a waste of time. Her emphasis on creating social and interactive online experiences shoes her dedication to effective teaching practices.
Porters text is not a boring regurgitation of technical verbage!. Her use of straightforward language makes this text a hugely user friendly guide! She offers tools to enable successful online teaching practice. She covers everything from teachers roles, learning styles, online communications, facilitating chat rooms, class projects and more. Her detailed sections on teacher student communications would benefit any teacher online or otherwise.
I have developed online classrooms and I found this book to be an absolute gem. It really had me understand all that I must encompass in my own online teaching practice to successfully and effectively share knowledge.
Often textbooks covering specialist subjects become an ego trip for the author. It is entirely refreshing to see experts understanding that everyone would like the opportunity to use the information they are sharing! Thanks Lynette for keeping it real and useful.
Margit Barreras
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An honest review of Blogging To The Bank 2.0 ebook by Rob Benwell.
By now I think most people in the world know about blogs. What most don't know as there is a great income to be made as well for free.
Rob Benwell is only a mere 22 years old and has already made a fortune using this method. Early last year he sharing his secrets with the world in his highly successful Blogging To The Bank ebook and has made making money online a whole lot easier for everyone.
Blogging to the bank 2 has been released to keep up with the changing web, and it now at the cutting edge of blogging for website traffic and income generation.
Rob doesn't consider himself a guru, he just had time to develop these techniques and get them working. It's nice to have a book that is written in a simple style, and the bonus software is a godsend.
Some of the chapters are pure genius whilst I found some frustrating because he was covering the basics. That said, that is a personal opinion and what matters is that I learned a lot I didn't know, and more importantly made money with his techniques.
You also get his 5 blogging commandments that you must follow to give you blogs the greatest success. This should be printed out and put on the wall of every online marketer without a doubt! His book starts off with market research (so that you are making the most of your time) to building your blogging empire.
So in summary Blogging to the bank was a real winner for me. If you are online and trying to make money it is important to realise that some pages are good for selling, but not for attracting traffic. Blogs are great to get traffic to a website or affiliate product you are promoting. You can also make alot of money with Google AdSense with blogger. On the basis of I have tried Blogging to the bank and made money with it, I highly recommend it.
Why waste time and money when blogging for website traffic? - Blogging to the bank tells you all you need to know.
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