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Teacher Education as an Ongoing Professional Trajectory
This edited book provides a critical re-reading of the concept of teacher education, in addition to a re-thinking of the sole focus on Initial Teacher Education (ITE), with implications for education policy, theory, and practice. This book presents new investigations that explore the concept of teacher education from ITE to retirement and how this is being enacted within the various distinct European and international education contexts. It demonstrates teaching and teacher education as a deeply contested field within European education and within the different national contexts of Europe. Contributions in this book expose teacher education as a continuum of teacher learning that is set off ...
The Priestess and the Dragon
A fiery priestess. An ice cold dragon. An entangled destiny they cannot escape. As if being exiled and forced to give up her influential fiancé wasn’t bad enough, Suzume was ordered to marry a rock. The wedding symbolizes her becoming a priestess, serving the God of the Mountain. But as she approaches the altar to make her vows, her latent powers spark to life, destroying the sacred rock and releasing what’s inside, which isn’t a god, but a dragon. Five hundred years ago, the woman Kaito loved betrayed him & sealed him in stone. Now that he’s free, he wants revenge. Since his ex-lover is dead, he’ll have to settle for her reincarnation, Suzume, but simply killing her isn’t enough. He needs her to suffer. When Suzume uncovers the tangled threads of fate that bind them together, she resolves to kill Kaito or die trying. That is, if she can resist his charm. Making Suzume love him was all part of his wicked plan. But the longer he delays destroying her, the stronger the temptation of a fresh start becomes. Can he make peace with his past or will history repeat itself?
The Song of the Wind
Fate brought them together. Duty tore them apart. Will betrayal sever their ties for good? Suzume returned to the palace seeking answers, but her father, the emperor, thrusts her into the center of court politics instead. She thought she knew yokai, but everything she thought was a lie. As she uncovers the origins of her power, immortal attacks on the palace increase, forcing Suzume to make an impossible choice. Use her power to protect her family or let Kaito and the dragons destroy humanity. Kaito finds his kingdom in ruins, infested by lesser dragons, and led by an imposter. Reclaiming his throne is easy. Winning the trust of the yokai clans again isn’t as simple. His trusted advisors are dead or scattered. Immortal populations are dwindling after being hunted to mere extension by humans. To unite the fractured clans, Kaito must find friends he can trust, and eliminate the human empire. Caught on opposite sides of an escalating war, they each fight to protect their people. But torn apart by circumstance and with sinister plots working to keep them separated, misunderstandings grow. Can Suzume and Kaito reach one another or will war and betrayal sever their bond?
The Sea Stone
The fate of the world rests on Suzume’s shoulders—if she doesn’t set it ablaze first. Suzume can’t control her fire magic, especially around Kaito, whose flirtatious taunts are driving her to distraction. There’s no time for romantic entanglements, not when she keeps bursting into flames. She needs to learn control and quick, before the immortal maniac hunting her catches up. Then a chance meeting leads her to a mysterious stranger whose power balances her and puts control in her hands. Kaito’s magic is already a mere shadow of its former glory, when a priest turns him mortal by accident. In the past he would’ve claimed vengeance in blood, but Suzume begs for the priest’s lif...
Mormon John Martin
John Martin was born in Scotland in 1828. In his childhood he worked as an English chimney sweep before joining The Church of Jesus Christ in about 1844. He came to Utah about 1850 and spent a year in California before settling in Ogden. He married Sarah Sargent and later Margaret Hay. He had 19 children and was influential in both Church and civic affairs arround Ogden. His second family moved to Idaho in 1903 and his descendants now live in Utah, Idaho, and other western states as well as through out the United States.
Waves of War
A new perspective on how the nation-state emerged and proliferated across the globe, accompanied by a wave of wars. Andreas Wimmer explores these historical developments using social science techniques of analysis and datasets that cover the entire modern world.
Die Zeit der Stille
Sie kam als ungebetener Gast in unser aller Leben und bewies uns auf stillem Wege, wie verletzbar wir Menschen sind - sie, die Corona-Pandemie. Von vielen gefürchtet, von manchen angezweifelt, hinterließ und hinterlässt sie rund um den Globus ihre Spuren. Wird uns dieser unsichtbare Feind verändern? Wird er die Menschen einander näherbringen oder sie gar ganz entzweien? Und was können wir dieser sonderbaren Zeit abgewinnen? Seien Sie gespannt auf ganz unterschiedliche Antworten auf diese Fragen. Seien Sie gespannt auf die variationsreichen Möglichkeiten, diese Fragen zu beantworten.
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