Sarah Smith

Our emotions are a powerful part of us but, too often, we don't take time to listen to them. With this journal as your guide, plus advice from leading psychologists and researchers, you’ll discover how to pinpoint specific emotions and how they drive your thoughts and actions, manage big feelings in healthier ways, nurture close relationships, and cultivate authentic happiness. Inside you’ll find: The purpose of emotions and the benefits of becoming more aware of them - Why we avoid our emotions and tools to identify obstacles in facing our emotions - Ways to boost your emotional vocabulary, regulate overwhelming feelings, and take back control - Practical strategies for acknowledging and processing difficult emotions such as anger, regret, or grief and for amplifying positive emotions like joy, awe, and gratitude - How to manage emotions in close relationships and fearlessly live your best life. With beautiful colour illustrations and a soothing design, this guided journal offers plenty of space to gain wisdom and insight from the full range of your emotions so you can clarify your values and live your most authentic life.

Artists have long been fascinated by film, but recent decades have seen an explosion in direct artistic engagements with mainstream cinema, particularly from the classical and post-classical eras of Hollywood filmmaking. Ranging from directly sampling film clips to imitating aspects of films, these engagements deploy highly recognisable examples of cinema to activate collective cultural memory. Artists’ Moving Image presents a diverse and wide-ranging body of works, from established artists such as Steve McQueen and Douglas Gordon to mid-career artists like Jesse Jones and Rachel Maclean, reinvigorating the existing ‘canon’ of cinematic artists’ films. Beyond discussing individual works, Sarah Smith categorizes and analyzes the trends in this expanding area of art practice, arguing that the point of interest is not cinema (and its history) per se, but what its evocation as cultural archive can illuminate about the legacies of the past in the present. Examining subjects such as found footage as feminist poetics, the documentary turn in contemporary art and the unfinished film, she shows how artists’ films interrogate dominant cinematic forms and their cultural meanings. For anyone interested in contemporary art, film studies or exhibition practice, this book is a defining exploration of how cinema operates as twentieth-century archive in recent artists’ moving image.

A strong understanding of conceptual vocabulary in the Early Years supports children’s communication and thinking and forms the foundation for later mathematical and scientific learning. The Word Aware Concepts Assessment (WACA) is an informal assessment that can be used to baseline and track children’s learning of Early Years concepts such as ‘both,’ ‘through,’ ‘whole,’ ‘direction,’ ‘altogether’ and ‘equal.’ The WACA is divided into 2 volumes, each with 3 levels, and this set contains the assessment tools needed for carrying out all 6 levels. The books are designed to be used with children aged 3-5 and beyond, across nursery and reception, and contain: Clear instructions for using the resource in whole class sampling, as well as with individual children, including those with additional needs. Assessment pages for 150 concepts across two books, brought to life with engaging illustrations. The Word Aware Concepts Assessment is an essential tool to monitor children’s progress and provide targeted teaching. It has been designed to accompany Concept Cat, a programme which provides a whole class approach for teaching concepts and will be a valuable resource for all Early Years educators, primary teachers and speech and language therapists.

A strong understanding of conceptual vocabulary in the Early Years supports children’s communication and thinking and forms the foundation for later mathematical and scientific learning. The Word Aware Concepts Assessment (WACA) is an informal assessment that can be used to baseline and track children’s learning of early concepts such as ‘less,’ ‘height,’ ‘direction,’ ‘altogether’ and ‘equal.’ The WACA is divided into 2 volumes, each with 3 levels and this book contains the assessment tools needed for carrying out levels 4–6. It is designed to be used with children in reception (ages 4–5) and beyond, and contains: Clear instructions for using the resource in whole class sampling, as well as with individual children, including those with additional needs. Assessment pages for 75 concepts, brought to life with engaging illustrations. The Word Aware Concepts Assessment is an essential tool to monitor children’s progress and provide targeted teaching. It has been designed to accompany Concept Cat, a programme which provides a whole class approach for teaching concepts and will be a valuable resource for all Early Years educators, primary teachers and speech and language therapists.

A strong understanding of conceptual vocabulary in the Early Years supports children’s communication and thinking and forms the foundation for later mathematical and scientific learning. The Word Aware Concepts Assessment (WACA) is an informal assessment that can be used to baseline and track children’s learning of early concepts such as ‘less,’ ‘height,’ ‘direction,’ ‘altogether’ and ‘equal.’ The WACA is divided into 2 volumes, each with 3 levels and this book contains the assessment tools needed for carrying out levels 4–6. It is designed to be used with children in reception (ages 4–5) and beyond, and contains: Clear instructions for using the resource in whole class sampling, as well as with individual children, including those with additional needs. Assessment pages for 75 concepts, brought to life with engaging illustrations. The Word Aware Concepts Assessment is an essential tool to monitor children’s progress and provide targeted teaching. It has been designed to accompany Concept Cat, a programme which provides a whole class approach for teaching concepts and will be a valuable resource for all Early Years educators, primary teachers and speech and language therapists.

A strong understanding of conceptual vocabulary in the Early Years supports children’s communication and thinking and forms the foundation for later mathematical and scientific learning. The Word Aware Concepts Assessment (WACA) is an informal assessment that can be used to baseline and track children’s learning of Early Years concepts such as ‘both,’ ‘through,’ ‘all,’ ‘first’ and ‘longer.’ The WACA is divided into 2 volumes, each with 3 levels and this book contains the assessment tools needed for carrying out levels 1–3. It is designed to be used with children aged 3–5 across nursery and reception and contains: • Clear instructions for using the resource in whole class sampling, as well as with individual children, including those with additional needs. • Assessment pages for 75 concepts, brought to life with engaging illustrations. The Word Aware Concepts Assessment is an essential tool to monitor children’s progress and provide targeted teaching. It has been designed to accompany Concept Cat, a programme which provides a whole class approach for teaching concepts and will be a valuable resource for all Early Years educators, primary teachers and speech and language therapists.

A strong understanding of conceptual vocabulary in the Early Years supports children’s communication and thinking and forms the foundation for later mathematical and scientific learning. The Word Aware Concepts Assessment (WACA) is an informal assessment that can be used to baseline and track children’s learning of Early Years concepts such as ‘both,’ ‘through,’ ‘all,’ ‘first’ and ‘longer.’ The WACA is divided into 2 volumes, each with 3 levels and this book contains the assessment tools needed for carrying out levels 1–3. It is designed to be used with children aged 3–5 across nursery and reception and contains: • Clear instructions for using the resource in whole class sampling, as well as with individual children, including those with additional needs. • Assessment pages for 75 concepts, brought to life with engaging illustrations. The Word Aware Concepts Assessment is an essential tool to monitor children’s progress and provide targeted teaching. It has been designed to accompany Concept Cat, a programme which provides a whole class approach for teaching concepts and will be a valuable resource for all Early Years educators, primary teachers and speech and language therapists.

Highly Commended in the Medicine category at the BMA Book Awards This brand new edition has been fully updated to ensure it remains an invaluable guide for trainees, consultant geriatricians, medical students, and everyone caring for older patients. The handbook has been refreshed throughout to reflect the latest advances in geriatric medicine, as well as changes in working practices and environments. It provides a succinct, targeted approach to the field and covers significant developments including a new chapter on Frailty, Covid and its impact, delirium screening, evolution of the Geriatrician's role, Deprivation of Liberty and Liberty Protection Safeguards, and changing models of care with rapid assessment in the emergency ward. Using clinical vignettes and how-to boxes to provide practical advice on common problems, this is a relevant, accessible, and essential resource for all medical staff. Taking a clinical, evidence-based approach, written by experts, and presented in a clear, practical, bullet-point style for rapid reference, this handbook will be a friendly, experienced, and knowledgeable companion at your side.

An old man dies, and with him goes "the last hope of the mad and desperate" in Paris. Alexander Reisden, ex-madman, refuses to be mad or desperate anymore. He intends to live a normal life. But he takes on the job of closing Dr. Jouvet's company. And to do it, he must solve the old man's last case: a mother accused of killing her child.Is she innocent? Guilty but insane? And what is Reisden? As he is unwillingly drawn deeper into the case, he uncovers a world of bravery, sacrifice-and a clue hidden in children's toys, unseen...

A collection of Free-Form, Haiku, and Sonnet poetry inspired by daily diary questions which prompted introspection and poetic reflections on life experiences, worldview, and the meaning of life.

Poems by a romantic soul attempting to process trauma.

SHORTLISTED FOR THE CWA HISTORICAL DAGGER 2023SHORTLISTED FOR THE BLOODY SCOTLAND DEBUT PRIZE 2022SHORTLISTED FOR THE HISTORICAL WRITERS' ASSOCIATION DEBUT CROWN 2022Glasgow, 1817: Jean Campbell - a young, Deaf woman - is witnessed throwing a child into the River Clyde from the Old Bridge. If found guilty she faces one of two fates; death by hanging or incarceration in an asylum. But Jean's deafness leaves her isolated and unable to defend herself, until the authorities call in Robert Kinniburgh, a talented teacher from the Deaf & Dumb Institution.Through a difficult process of trial and error, Robert and Jean manage to find a rudimentary way of communicating with each other. As Jean grows to trust Robert, she reveals what really happened on that bridge over the river Clyde. And Robert, now embroiled in this dark case, must act quickly to ensure justice is served, before it is too late. 'Based on a case from Scottish legal history, Smith's novel skilfully combines crime fiction with a woman's struggle to speak the truth' The Times'Fascinating' Sally Magnusson

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