In Mary Paul one of the World Bridge Federation's leading woman players reveals the partnership techniques used by the world's best players to prepare for competition. By working through questionnaires in this book with your partner you will be able to refine your bidding system select the conventions that suit your style define your defensive carding agreements and give your game the winning edge. All players from intermediate to advanced who are serious about improving their game will learn from this unique workbook.

Partnership Bidding: A Workbook

Humor & Entertainment

Paul, Mary

Puzzles & Games

Master Point Pr

The contagious spirits of Grayden and Mary Paul endure in this reprinting of a beloved Tar Heel classic. For decades, the Pauls educated and entertained locals and tourists alike with their engrossing storytelling and unforgettable songs, which can now be enjoyed as their lasting legacy. From the history of the first inhabitants of the region to tales about whaling, pirates, shipwrecks and rum-running, the lore of Carteret County is both a captivating read and an apt reminder of how important it is to preserve and promote the history of a community for generations to come.

Carteret County, North Carolina: History & Folklore

History

Paul, Grayden

Americas

History Press Library Editions

The History Press

Are you homeschooling a differently wired child? Learn why families dealing with a wide variety of issues not only do homeschool, they love homeschooling!Kathy Oaks and Brynn Steimle, authors of Why I Love Homeschooling, bring you another stellar collection of real-life stories, this time addressing atypical kids, to encourage and inspire you.Do you have a child who thinks and reacts outside the box? Wondering how other homeschoolers manage with a variety of challenges, from ADHD, ASD, or dyslexia, to gifted asynchronous learners? Feeling alone in wanting to home educate kids who have anxiety, sensory processing disorder, or OCD? Trying to decide if an educational path beyond traditional institutions is right for your family?Don't worry, you are not alone!Why I Love Homeschooling Neurodiverse Kids is a collection of reflective stories that explore why families love homeschooling one, two, or more children who are not your typical kids. There are plenty of joys along with the challenges. Whether you're a brand-new homeschooler or are already on the journey, this book is for you.With insights into how these parents foster creativity, love of learning, and family closeness, you can create an engaging environment for any child. By expanding the concept of education and learning, you'll easily embrace the flexibility and joy of homeschooling.In Why I Love Homeschooling Neurodiverse Kids, you'll discover:*Reassuring stories from twenty-six families to give you confidence*Various perspectives and refreshingly honest accounts to help you feel empowered*A wide diversity of voices that demonstrate how anyone can homeschool*Ways studying at home can promote adaptability, support, and positive experiences for your children*How different abilities, disabilities, personalities, and quirks can all be supported.And much, much more!Why I Love Homeschooling Neurodiverse Kids is a must-have book that will help you feel supported in transforming your home into one where education is flexible, fun, and above all, accommodating of your child's needs. You are not alone, and the parents in this book will encourage and inspire you.Buy Why I Love Homeschooling Neurodiverse Kids to find your tribe.

Why I Love Homeschooling Neurodiverse Kids: 25 Parents Share the Joys & Challenges of Educating Their Kids Who Have ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Giftedness, or Are Otherwise Differently Wired

Education & Teaching

Oaks, Kathy

Trunk, Penelope

Hensley, Sharon

Kessler, Colleen

Wingert, Shawna

Steimle, Brynn

Boorman, Heather

Munday, Judith

Harris-Bergevin, Heather

Schools & Teaching

Influence Press

Mary Paul (d. 2019) was born in Romania and moved to Canada in 1950. In 1977, Mary was the first woman to win the open Canadian National Teams Championship (CNTC). She won the event again in 1993. In addition, she won seven of the nine Canadian Women Teams Championships (CWTC) held between 1980 and 1991. She represented Canada ten times in World Championships, winning two bronze medals.

Partnership Bidding- a Workbook: 25th Anniversary Edition

This book explores contemporary ways of reading some important New Zealand literary works, all produced between 1910 and 1940. Interpretations of these texts have had a significant impact on New Zealanders' ideas of themselves. The author argues that interpretation is a process which can never be completed, although at any one time there will be readings that are more significant than others. To illustrate her argument, Mary Paul discusses key works by two authors: Katherine Mansfield's 'Bliss' and 'Prelude', Jane Mander's The Story of a New Zealand River, and the work of Robin Hyde, poet, novelist and journalist. She opens up ways of reading these and other writers, using a variety of approaches and encouraging a greater self-awareness in the interpretation of New Zealand literature and culture.

Her Side of the Story: Readings of Mander, Mansfield & Hyde

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

Otago University Press

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