First Steps with Your Spectrum

Hughes, Carolyn

Reading, Bryan

HarperCollins, Publishers

First Steps with Your BBC Micro

SECOND STEPS YOUR SPECTRU

This book provides a complete, step-by-step guide to practitioners and administrators for establishing service-learning peer buddy programs in secondary school settings. The book presents: (a) a rationale for using service-learning peer buddy programs to promote inclusion; (b) benefits to participants (e.g., school administration, teachers, students, parents); (c) recommended strategies for establishing and implementing programs in inclusive, extracurricular, and community-based settings; and (d) strategies for evaluating and sustaining programs long-term.

Success for All Students: Promoting Inclusion in Secondary Schools Through Peer Buddy Programs

Education & Teaching

Carter, Erik W.

Schools & Teaching

Allyn&Bacon

Our Global Village - Canada

Children's Books

Lorenz Educational Press

Everyone needs love in their life. And they need to be loved. Why? Because it’s through love that we find our identity and worth. When you’re struggling with the pain of a broken heart, it hits to the core of your mind, body and soul. This book is for anyone who has had their heart broken in the past or who is going through a heartbreak. Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a failed relationship, an abusive partner, or a family difficulty, the hurt is real. 'How to Heal a Broken Heart - Let go of pain and learn to love again' can help you make the transition from broken-hearted to whole-hearted so that you are free to love yourself and others. Also includes 365 inspirational quotations, reflective thoughts and empowering aspirations to help you live your life as the person you were meant to be.

How to heal a broken heart: Let go of pain and learn to love again (Healing Hurt)

Self-Help

Self-Esteem

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

In this handbook, the authors compile more than 500 research-based, teacher-tested, transition support strategies that have been proven to work for teachers, employment specialists, families, and students. Full of options for tailoring approaches to individual students' needs and preferences, these strategies help develop supports in school, at work, and in the community while they increase students' social competence. The handbook's easy-to-use, menu-style format lets readers turn to relevant strategies for their specific situation without having to read the entire book. Photocopiable checklists and observational forms are included throughout to help readers apply these strategies immediately. Perfect for training teachers and for guiding IEP teams, this user-friendly resource enables teachers and families to become interactive partners with their students as they help them make a successful transition from high school to adult life.

The Transition Handbook Strategies High School Teachers Use That Work!

Brookes Pub

How can you uphold a lie when you know it might destroy your family? 
It is 1356, seven years since the Black Death ravaged Meonbridge, turning society upside down. Margaret, Lady de Bohun, is horrified when her husband lies about their grandson Dickon’s entitlement to inherit Meonbridge. She knows that Richard lied for the very best of reasons – to safeguard his family and its future – but lying is a sin. Yet she has no option but to maintain her husband’s falsehood... 
Margaret’s companion, Matilda Fletcher, decides that the truth about young Dickon really must be told, if only to Thorkell Boune, the man she’s set her heart on winning. But Matilda’s “honesty” serves only her own interests, and she’s oblivious to the potential for disaster. 
For Thorkell won’t scruple to pursue exactly what he wants, by whatever means are necessary, no matter who or what gets in his way… 
"A lie told for the best of reasons; the truth told for the worst..."\nIf you enjoy immersive historical fiction, set in turbulent and challenging times, with strong but credible female characters, you’ll love De Bohun’s Destiny, the third MEONBRIDGE CHRONICLE. Discover for yourself if, in Meonbridge, it is Margaret or Matilda, right or might, truth or falsehood, that wins the day...\n“This isn’t a book you simply read, but an extraordinary immersive experience.”Being Anne @Williams13Anne

De Bohun's Destiny: The Third Meonbridge Chronicle (The Meonbridge Chronicles)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Riverdown Books

How do you recover from the havoc wrought by history's cruellest plague?\nIt's June 1349. In Meonbridge, a Hampshire manor, many have lost their lives to the Black Death, among them Alice atte Wode’s beloved husband and Eleanor Titherige’s widowed father. Even the family of the manor’s lord and his wife, Margaret de Bohun, has not entirely escaped.\nBut, now the plague has passed, the people of Meonbridge must work together to rebuild their lives. However, tensions mount between the de Bohuns and their tenants, as the workers realise their new scarceness means they can demand higher wages and dictate their own lives.\nWhen the tensions deepen into violence and disorder, and the men – lord and villagers alike – seem unable to find any resolution, the women – Alice, Eleanor and Margaret – must step forward to find a way out of the conflict that is tearing Meonbridge apart.\n“A thoroughly researched book, with care given to ensuring that the characters have 14th century attitudes and knowledge…gives a strong sense of the reality of the past.” Catherine Meyrick, author of Forsaking All Other\nIf you enjoy well-researched, immersive historical fiction, set in a turbulent and challenging time, with strong but credible female characters, you’ll love Fortune’s Wheel, the first of the MEONBRIDGE CHRONICLES.

Fortune's Wheel: The First Meonbridge Chronicle (The Meonbridge Chronicles)

British & Irish

How can mere women resist the misogyny of men? 
1352. In Meonbridge, a resentful peasant rages against Eleanor Titherige’s efforts to build up her flock of sheep. Susanna Miller’s husband, grown melancholy and ill-tempered, succumbs to idle gossip that his wife’s a scold. Agnes Sawyer’s yearning to be a craftsman is met with scorn. And the village priest, fearful of what he considers women’s “unnatural” ambitions, is determined to keep them firmly in their place. 
Many men hold fast to the teachings of the Church and fear the havoc the “daughters of Eve” might wreak if they’re allowed to usurp men’s roles and gain control over their own lives. 
Not all men in Meonbridge resist the women’s desire for change – indeed, they want it for themselves. Yet it takes only one or two misogynists to unleash the hounds of hostility and hatred…\n“I didn’t so much feel as if I were reading about mediaeval England as actually experiencing it first hand.” Linda’s Book Bag @Lindahill50Hill\nIf you enjoy immersive historical fiction with a strong authentic feel, set in a time of change and challenge, especially for women, you’ll love A Woman’s Lot, the second MEONBRIDGE CHRONICLE. Find out for yourself if Meonbridge’s “unnatural” women stand up to their abusers.

A Woman's Lot: The Second Meonbridge Chronicle (The Meonbridge Chronicles)

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