Disorders of the tendon are extremely common, both in sporting and non-sporting groups. These disorders are notoriously difficult to treat, and can present a considerable challenge for specialist physicians. Stanish and Curwin are the leading authorities world-wide on disorders of the tendon, and have produced an authoritative book that will provide a practical approach to the assessment and management of tendon disorders. Heavily illustrated, and clearly presented, the book will be and invaluable reference work for sports physicians, musculoskeletal specialists, orthopedic surgeons, and rheumatologists.

Tendinitis: Etiology and Treatment

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Mandel, Scott

Stanish, William D.

Curwin, Sandra

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Oxford University Press

Want to locate a picture of the Chagall Windows? A poem by Judah Halevi? A specific biblical passage? An account of how Jews helped George Washington win the Revolutionary War? The Internet can provide all of these things to you in just minutes -- if you know how to use it. This book shows teachers how to utilize the vast resources of the Internet to enhance their curriculum, even if they have had limited experience online. With just one home computer and the simple approach featured in this book, teachers can bring their entire curriculum into the cyberage. Our students are sophisticated when it comes to computers. We need to be, too. This book will be an eye-opener for both teachers and students as they explore together the infinite possibilities for Jewish learning presented by the Net.

Wired into Judaism: The Internet and Jewish Education

Religion & Spirituality

Scott Mandel

Judaism

A.R.E. Press (Association of Research & Enlightenment)

With the National PTA’s Standard for School-Family-Community Partnership as a framework, this guide offers advice for resolving common points of contention between parents and teachers, such as the most productive use of a parent–teacher conference, the best at-home environment for doing homework, the helpfulness of parental rewards for classroom performance, and a teacher’s role in supporting a student with an at-home crisis. This solution manual draws from real-world experiences of parents, teachers, and administrators to tackle issues of communication, parenting skills, classroom volunteering, and mutual respect.

The Parent-Teacher Partnership: How to Work Together for Student Achievement

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Zephyr Press

Classrooms in the Real World: Practical Advice from a Veteran Teacher

For the past 35 years, Scott Mandel has been teaching students in an urban Los Angeles school district. In addition, he instructs teachers in professional development courses. In those classes, he's known for telling stories--stories gleaned from his time spent in the classroom. Classrooms in the Real Worldis a collection of many of those stories, presented as a set of teachable moments--a practical how-to book for new teachers, one based on interacting with kids on a daily basis. Rather than providing educational theories about what should be, Mandel shares real-life stories of how to relate to your students, administrators and parents, along with his thoughts on how to deal with the multiple curricular and classroom challenges that all teachers face in the real world. Chapters such as "Kids Don't Care How Much You Know As Long As They Know You Care," "Take Curricular Chances," "Administrators Want You To Succeed," "Keeping My Sanity All These Years," and "What Have I Learned" will give you the reader practical ideas, philosophies and encouragement from a long-time classroom teacher, someone still in the classroom sharing the lived experience of teaching in today's school environment. Perfect for courses such as:&nbsp;Introduction to Teaching | Classroom Management | Student Teaching

Myers Education Press

For the past 35 years, Scott Mandel has been teaching students in an urban Los Angeles school district. In addition, he instructs teachers in professional development courses. In those classes, he’s known for telling stories―stories gleaned from his time spent in the classroom. Classrooms in the Real World is a collection of many of those stories, presented as a set of teachable moments―a practical how-to book for new teachers, one based on interacting with kids on a daily basis. Rather than providing educational theories about what should be, Mandel shares real-life stories of how to relate to your students, administrators and parents, along with his thoughts on how to deal with the multiple curricular and classroom challenges that all teachers face in the real world. Chapters such as "Kids Don't Care How Much You Know As Long As They Know You Care," "Take Curricular Chances," "Administrators Want You To Succeed," "Keeping My Sanity All These Years," and “What Have I Learned” will give you the reader practical ideas, philosophies and encouragement from a long-time classroom teacher, someone still in the classroom sharing the lived experience of teaching in today’s school environment.\nPerfect for courses such as: Introduction to Teaching | Classroom Management | Student Teaching

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