Using Data for Monitoring and Target Setting is a clear and practical guide for teachers and school administrative staff that shows how to use spreadsheets to create orderly records of assessment. These can then be used for the sort of statistical analyses which are now being demanded from schools. This guide is photocopiable and includes:*lots of practical examples*step-by-step instructions on how to obtain the data you want*simple advice on how to use EXCEL*pictures of the actual screens you will be using.

Using Data for Monitoring and Target Setting: A Practical Guide for Teachers

Education & Teaching

McCallum, Ian

Sumner, Ray

Schools & Teaching

Routledge

This book is an anthology of wilderness poems with photographs born out of the author's love of the African Bush. Each poem has an introduction describing the how and why it cam ealive. The book is printed on recycled paper and a percentage of the profits goes to the Wilderness Foundation.

Wild Gifts

Ian McCallum

From the back cover: "Ian McCallum -- medical doctor, psychiatrist, naturalist, writer and former rugby Springbok -- has written a book that is timeous, urgent and with profound implications.We know that the modern world's increasing distance from Nature has left us impoverished, floundering in our search for direction and the will to right the ecological ills of our planet.In this optimistic work, McCallum explores the relationship between human beings and Nature, from both a biological and poetic perspective. He argues that understanding and reinforcing the evolutionary bonds that interconnect us with all life will lead to a greater sense of proportion and of our place in the world."

Ecological Intelligence

Science & Math

Environment

Africa Geographic

Living in Two Worlds: Addressing Humanity’s Greatest Challenge

Politics & Social Sciences

Michler, Ian

Social Sciences

Quickfox Publishing

The Celtic, Glasgow Irish and the Great War: The Gathering Storms

Mr Ian McCallum BEM

Defines a new way of thinking about the unprecedented environmental pressures of our day. McCallum offers a compelling argument that we must think differently about ourselves and the earth if we are to take seriously the survival of wilderness areas.

Ecological Intelligence: Rediscovering Ourselves in Nature

Biological Sciences

Fulcrum+ Publishing

The towering sculptures of Dylan Lewis are becoming well-known landmarks in South Africa, where they grace botanical gardens, golf courses, the foyers of sophisticated buildings and the halls of discerning collectors. Increasingly, they are being snapped up by galleries and institutions abroad. This volume builds on an earlier publication, bringing the photographic record of Dylan Lewis’ work up to date. The brief text reveals how the sculptor’s boyhood in a happily bohemian, nature-loving family inspired him, and traces his artistic development, from what have come to be known as ‘the cat years’ to his current, more esoteric and mythical approach. Co-developed with poet and kindred spirit Ian McCallum, who helps explain some of the formative influences at play, this classy and beautifully presented book showcases some of Lewis’ most ambitious and successful works in a series of dramatic photographs, and includes images of preliminary sketches and working methods.

Dylan Lewis - An Untamed Force

Arts & Photography

Lewis, Dylan

History & Criticism

Penguin Random House South Africa

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