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Adopting Blended Learning for Collaborative Work in Higher Education
Alan Hogarth
Nova Science Publishers Inc
2010
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Aims to gain a deeper understanding of the attitudes of undergraduate university students to group work and group based technology and how this adds to the concept of blended learning. This book examines organisational culture and group work, group based technology in the work place, and students and group work.
Global Warning: An End Time Warning For Bad Church Leaders and World Government
Alice Hogarth; Rosemarie Bryan
Independently Published
2019
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Symie Forsythne goes to Mumbleyboneland
Lisa Hogarth
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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In this first story, Symie meets up with his good friends the Mumbleybones, Phillydonka, Itchycoo, Footlefly and others, who lead him up and over the rainbow to Mumbleyboneland. There he is totally overbowled by his first sight of the most beautifical city in the whole wide world, Rainbow City, where their Winter Carningval is in progress. He is introduced to a whole lot more of these funniful people and he and his little red petal have what, in his mind, is the bestest adventure he had ever had And believe me, he had had many, many and would have many more to look forward to. AUDIO CD ALSO AVAILABLE AT https: //www.amazon.com/Symie-Forsythne-Mumbleyboneland-Various-Artists/dp/B07HGQ53HG/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Symie+Forsythne+CD&qid=1578584584&sr=8-1
This is the story of a young boy growing up in the seaside town of Blackpool. He is the youngest member of a typical loving family of four. The era is the nineteen sixties and despite having a very close bond with his mother, David has quite a job coming to terms with everything else. This includes School, God, Santa Claus and pretty much all other categories in-between. Later in life when he loses his Mum to dementia aged 81, things begin to take a downwards turn. The loss has affected him much more than he had ever expected. He loses interest in most things, until suddenly a number of unusual events begin to mysteriously point him back in the direction of all the things he loved - music, art and humour, to name but a few. Is someone somewhere trying to tell him something, and if so, who? As events begin to unfold and the universe starts to make a lot more sense, David realises that maybe he is finally moving towards happiness and his true life's purpose. Something that his mum and dad would have surely approved of. More reading and writing, and having a lot more faith.
David Hogarth (Rise and Shine, Little Man) has created an intriguing collection of poetical peepholes into contemporary society with all its foibles, faults and frustrations. Don't look for romance, pastoral, pastoral-comical, tragical-comical or any well-trodden literary genre. These are unique, personal, intimate observations with little heed to political correctness, but nevertheless truthful, honest, fair, touching and sometimes desperate scribblings on our media-led lives.
THE WORLD-FAMOUS COMIC STRIP, RESTORED AND COLLECTED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ITS ENTIRETY! Following on from"Tarzan in the City of Gold"and"Tarzan Versus The Barbarians, Tarzan Versus The Nazis"is the third of four exclusive volumes authorized by the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate, collecting the entire run of the legendary Tarzan comic strip by one of the most influential artists of the 20th Century, Burne Hogarth (with Don Garden)."
This indispensable book is your go-to guide to colour crochet. It's packed with inspiration, including a comprehensive guide to choosing and using colour, a collection of 40 vibrant colour stitch patterns, a guide to Intarsia, Mosaic, Fair Isle and tapestry crochet, the authors' own innovative 'smart' charting method, shared here for the first time, PLUS 10 wonderful crochet projects. The book will take readers step by step through the stitch patterns and techniques using photos, charts and accessible text. Helpful hints and tips are given throughout the book. The 10 stunning projects include a bag, hat, blankets, mittens and baskets, which will give readers the opportunity to practice their newly-acquired skills.
Say thank you to your sister for me.His parting words cause sixteen year old Ruth to flee to Australia in shame and fear, telling her mother, it's just a year mum, then I'll be home. But even there her secret drives her to the isolation of the outback.Seven years later the death of her mother brings Ruth home to England. Now she must confront her sister, Alexis. But there are darker secrets that threaten to tear apart the family she thought she knew and Alexis' betrayals are not over.Sometimes you can't keep running. In a world of lies and betrayal by the people she loved, is Ruth strong enough?The Glass Girl is beautifully written with a high calibre plot and fully realised characters. It is subtle and evocative. Read and Enjoy.Margaret GrahamA wonderfully crafted and accomplished debut. Compelling, beautiful language. Protagonist Ruth is an intelligent and beguiling narrator and yet there is a fragility there that connects the reader to her from the onset.I was captured from the opening scene.Debz Hobbs-Wyatt
The final entry in the Complete Burne Hogarth Comic Strip Library, this volume collects his rarely seen daily comic strips in one volume for the first time as well as two exceptional adventures from the Sunday strips. Each strip has been carefully restored from the highest quality source material available, lavishly presented to emphasize the exceptional quality of one of the most influential illustrators to ever take on the Lord of the Jungle.
Bloomsbury Curriculum Basics: Teaching Primary History
Matthew Howorth
BLOOMSBURY PUBLISHING PLC
2024
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The Bloomsbury Curriculum Basics series provides non-specialist primary school teachers with subject knowledge and full teaching programmes in a variety of key primary curriculum subjects.This book is a revised and up-to-date hands-on guide to planning and delivering primary history lessons in a fun and refreshing way. Updates in this revised edition include: - The expansion and decline of the British Empire- Life in Tudor times including Shakespeare and his most celebrated works- Changes within living memory- Teaching social history in KS1 and KS2 This edition is fully updated and in line with National Curriculum guidelines for KS1 and KS2, and features lesson plans, helpful summaries, vocabulary lists, lists of important people and dates, and a wealth of interesting facts.With new links to online resources, further ideas for trips, books and apps, exciting activities for whole-class involvement, as well as opportunities for individual and group learning, this book will bring the past to life with a bang! A must-have resource for primary practitioners, subject co-ordinators and history clubs.
An atmospheric tale of identical twins, and the ties that bind and break. Identical twins Clemmy and Helen, named after the beautiful heroines of Greek mythology, live in a dilapidated cottage in the woods, having little contact with the outside world. Abandoned at birth by their father, a painter, the girls are raised by their mother, who they ignore, existing only for each other. Aged 14, they break into their father’s locked studio, discovering a self- portrait their father left for them, alongside a note – addressing them as ‘his beauties.’ This discovery opens the first cracks in their relationship. Helen becomes obsessed with him, determined to become painter herself. Clemmy fights against this, dreaming of an escape from the forest which has always frightened her, and becoming an actor. Aged 16, their mother abandons them. Clemmy celebrates their freedom, and the fault lines between the twins widen. Within a year Clemmy leaves for London and Helen finds herself alone at the cottage and pregnant by Beautiful Boy. The Other is story of love in all its facets: from the unique love of twins who yearn both for togetherness and individualism to sharing the love of a child.
New mother Dani has a lot going on. She's just moved back to her hometown, where her father was once known as the Garbage King; she's fed up of not being a manicure-sporting, perfectly coiffed Normal Woman; and most of all, she's worried that her seemingly healthy husband, Clark, will drop dead, leaving her and her new baby Lotte destitute. And then Dani discovers The Temple. Ostensibly a yoga center, The Temple and its guardian, Renata, are committed to helping people reach their full potential. And if that sometimes requires sex work, so be it. Finally, Dani has found something she could be good at, even great at - meaningful work that will protect her and Lotte from poverty, and provide true economic independence from Clark. But just as she's preparing to embrace this opportunity, Renata disappears, leaving Dani to step into another role entirely - detective. Darkly comic, sharply witty and fiercely smart, Normal Women asks how our societies truly value female labour - and what independence really means.
New mother Dani has a lot going on. She's just moved back to her hometown, where her father was once known as the Garbage King; she's fed up of not being a manicure-sporting, perfectly coiffed Normal Woman; and most of all, she's worried that her seemingly healthy husband, Clark, will drop dead, leaving her and her new baby Lotte destitute. And then Dani discovers The Temple. Ostensibly a yoga center, The Temple and its guardian, Renata, are committed to helping people reach their full potential. And if that sometimes requires sex work, so be it. Finally, Dani has found something she could be good at, even great at - meaningful work that will protect her and Lotte from poverty, and provide true economic independence from Clark. But just as she's preparing to embrace this opportunity, Renata disappears, leaving Dani to step into another role entirely - detective. Darkly comic, sharply witty and fiercely smart, Normal Women asks how our societies truly value female labour - and what independence really means.
Through humour and observation, Epilepsy: Live or Die shows how the author has had his life shaped by epilepsy. He believes that awareness is the key to understanding and through this book hopes to inform and gently educate people about those living with the condition.Gavin Hogarth was born in Liverpool, England, and is proud to be a 'born and bred Scouser!' Having lived with epilepsy most of his life; it is with the complete support of his family and friends that he has written this book. Gavin's philosophy is "just get on with it!"
The author wrote this book, Epilepsy: What is it?, to show just how much epilepsy has altered and changed his life. The aim is to spread the word and educate people about this condition, particularly those who are just starting their lives with epilepsy, as he believes that people really need to learn as much as they possibly can about it. Since the author didn't know what to expect from epilepsy or how much it would change his life, he thought that the best way to express his true-life story is by writing about it in order to raise awareness to the highest level.Gavin Hogarth is from Liverpool, England, he is extremely pleased and thankful to all his family and friends who have been there for him throughout the years.The author wants everyone to know: Please just let us all keep strong and keep on going.
The author wrote this book, Epilepsy: What is it?, to show just how much epilepsy has altered and changed his life. The aim is to spread the word and educate people about this condition, particularly those who are just starting their lives with epilepsy, as he believes that people really need to learn as much as they possibly can about it. Since the author didn't know what to expect from epilepsy or how much it would change his life, he thought that the best way to express his true-life story is by writing about it in order to raise awareness to the highest level.Gavin Hogarth is from Liverpool, England, he is extremely pleased and thankful to all his family and friends who have been there for him throughout the years.The author wants everyone to know: Please just let us all keep strong and keep on going.