National Network for Equitable Library Service

Les expériences du présent ouvrage, construites selon une approche qui s’inspire des plus récentes recherches en enseignement des sciences, se distinguent de ce genre de recettes par le fait qu’elles sont des activités de résolution de problème qui permettent une véritable expérimentation par les jeunes enfants.

Cet ouvrage apporte un éclairage original à l’enseignement et l’apprentissage de la technologie dans le contexte des programmes du primaire, du secondaire, du collégial et de l’universitaire, qui sont à caractère technologique. Les parents et les curieux, tout autant que les pédagogues, y trouveront plein d’astuces, entre autres, pour «réinventer la roue» au primaire ou pour utiliser des robots à des fins pédagogiques.

Une approche révolutionnaire pour discipliner les enfants de 2 à 12 ans. Sans cris. Sans larmes. Nos enfants, prunelles de nos yeux, centres de notre univers, amours de notre vie, se transforment parfois en princes des démons. [Désagréable] fait vécu quasi quotidien entre une mère et sa fille de 6 ans* : — Je peux avoir un petit gâteau ? — Non, ma chérie. — Pourquoi ? — Parce qu’on soupe dans 15 minutes. — Mais j’en veux un, bon ! — Je viens de te dire que tu ne pouvais pas en avoir. — Tu ne me donnes jamais rien ! Tu en as donné un morceau à Léo, il y a une heure.

L’orthographe d’usage est bien plus logique qu’on pense. Pourtant, écrire en français suscite toujours doutes et hésitations. Pour aider tous les indécis orthographiques à écrire sans fautes, le prof Colignon propose une foule de formules ludiques faciles à retenir : - L’accent de cime est tombé dans l’abîme! - On se nourrit deux fois par jour, mais mourir n’arrive qu’une seule fois! - Le teint jaunâtre de ce bellâtre tire sur l’olivâtre!

Writing Poetry to Save Your Life combines Gillan's personal story about her journey as a writer with her suggestions for writers at all stages of development. The voice in this book is the voice of a friend who sits with you in a warm kitchen sipping espresso or a cup of herbal tea, while offering support and encouragement. It is designed to help you find the stories you have to tell and the words to tell them.

The essay is rhizomatic: it builds off and shoots out conversations between us every time we read, reread, or write. When we speak back to others we amplify ourselves and get a foothold in an ongoing conversation. How We Speak to One Another collects those conversations, giving context to a genre, deepening the flexibility and vitality of its many forms. Ander Monson is the author, most recently, of Letter to a Future Lover: Marginalia, Errata, Secrets, Inscriptions, and Other Ephemera Found in Libraries (Graywolf Press).

What are all of the fashionable pups wearing this year' Hand-knit sweaters, of course! Knitting is a trendy hobby, and what's cuter than a dog in a sweater' Cable-knit, ribbed, raglan, chunky, turtleneck-you name it, and Redhound for Dogs has a pattern for it. You'll love the fifteen knitting projects-fourteen sweaters and one blanket-ranked from "one paw" for a straightforward pattern to "three paws" for more complicated projects, as well as stunning photographs of adorable canine models.

Dogs can bring companionship, fun, and unconditional love to their owners. To reciprocate for all of the joy that a dog adds to life, dog owners need to be educated about and fully prepared for responsible ownership and care. There's a lot to know when you're a dog owner, and this comprehensive guide serves as the ultimate reference for owners at all stages of their dogs' lives.

Flash fiction is over in the blink of an eye yet lingers with the reader. In Brevity, David Galef guides creative writing students through this timely literary genre, detailing best techniques, key examples, and provocative prompts that will help aspiring writers pack the most punch in the fewest words. Flash fiction, or the "short-short," which encompasses vignettes, prose poems, character sketches, fables, lists, twist stories, surrealism, metafiction, and other forms, has taken off over the past decade in both print and digital publications.

Recreational screen media use is quickly replacing family time, by no fault of parents. They are doing the best they can based on the information available to them, which claims nothing can be done to stop their children's screen dependence. Parents seeking change need a new framework for action. Breaking the Trance does not blame parents or vilify technology, but it does give parents clear and effective strategies to implement immediately. The results will restore a sense of care and connection within the family. George T.