Introduces the concept of and philosophy behind the learning centers approach. Each chapter focuses on one of seventeen different types of learning centers for young children. Drawings are offered to represent what centers might look like. Each chapter identifies educational value, materials commonly used, and discusses special aspects. Recommendations are offered and connections are made between concepts and practices. Experiential anecdotes are shared to show how the author used various centers in working with children from toddlers to primary grades.

Learning Centers for Young Children: To Be Built in Classrooms and Other Places Where Children Gather to Learn

Education & Teaching

Georgia Bradley Houle

Schools & Teaching

Consortium Publishing

Observing, recording, and interpreting child behavior: Guide and workbook

Carlevale, John M.

<p>The author employs the use of sexual and social relations metaphor to teach the basics of writing and to creative a fun-filled minset to help writer become relaxed and confident about their writing. All the basics are covered but in a very creative and often humorous way.</p>

The Sexual Guide to Written Intercourse, Fulfilling Grammar, and Seductive Usage

Self-Help

Arnold Rabin

This book identifies a variety of parent and child relationships and the many factors which influence the growth and development of these relationships, the parent, the child and others. It discusses how different child rearing approaches affect the growth and development of all involved. It stresses such crucial topics as parental effectiveness, discipline, teaching good behavior and how established patterns of interaction influence the relationship and participants.

Parent and Child Relationships

Parenting & Relationships

John Carlevale

Parenting

<p>From Providence s legendary Celebrity Club, the first interracial night club in New England, to the renowned Monday night Big Band jazz gigs that began with Duke Belaire and continue today with John Allmark, A Treasury of Rhode Island Jazz &amp; Swing Musicians will delight the jazz lover in all of us, whether you are from Rhode Island or not. This is a biographical collection of Jazz and Swing musicians who have played in Rhode Island. The intent of this book is to give due recognition to these great musicians, who have contributed to the musical tapestry of this particular musical style in Rhode Island. Some musicians are native Rhode Islanders and others are from elsewhere. All have played in Rhode Island and have left their unique impression. For some, their musical talent has taken them well beyond Rhode Island, where they have earned national and, in some instances, worldwide recognition and stature. Also included is a short history of Jazz and Swing music in Rhode Island and other historical notes recognizing the prominent sites where this style of music was performed on a regular basis. The book is adorned with photographs and other images of many of these talented musicians and the settings in which they played. This book is the sequel to Who's Who in Rhode Island Jazz: c. 1925 - 1988 by Lloyd Kaplan and Robert Petteruti, who are also prominent Rhode Island musicians and musical historians.</p>

A Treasury of Rhode Island Jazz & Swing Musicians

Dennis Pratt

Tom Shaker

View from Long Off

Paul Jonathan McColl

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