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This book contains a selection of refereed papers presented at the “International Conference on Operations Research (OR 2013)” which took place at Erasmus University Rotterdam September 3-6, 2013. The conference was jointly organized by the German and the Dutch OR Society. More than 800 scientists and students from over 50 countries attended OR 2013 and presented more than 600 papers in parallel topical streams, as well as special award sessions. The theme of the conference and its proceedings is "Impact on People, Business and Society".
Communiceren met mensen met een verstandelijke en/of communicatieve handicap vraagt om een bewuste communicatieve houding. We noemen deze basishouding Totale Communicatie. In de praktijk betekent dit dat de omgeving zich aanpast aan het communicatieniveau, dus aan de mogelijkheden van de cliënt. Door alle mogelijke middelen te combineren en aan te passen aan het niveau van de verstandelijk gehandicapte komt optimaal ontwikkelen en communiceren dichterbij. Juist bij deze groep mensen is communicatie een kwestie van gedrag maar vooral ook van kennis en gevoel. Om deze eigenschappen en mogelijkheden waar te kunnen nemen, mag begrip tussen de omgeving en de cliënt niet ontbreken. Deze druk van...
'Ilse's Berlin begins with the author's earliest memories of a comfortable childhood in the beautiful city of Berlin. Born in 1926, Ilse lived in her family's apartment building; and although her father died when she was two, Ilse, her mother, and sister enjoyed a happy and secure life until the political climate changed in the 1930's. When her mother's death orphaned Ilse at the age of fourteen, she and her sister were left to survive the worst years of the war with little food and constant fear. At the end of the war in 1945 and facing an uncertain future, The author was determined to escape the Russian occupation troops and her war-torn city and make her way To The American Zone (West Germany). Ilse takes the reader on this perilous journey, not only once, but twice. Although she encountered many hardships, Ilse pursued her adventure of crossing the border which rekindled a spirit of hope for a better life.
Beyond the Moorland The Bittersweet Remembrance of Life in a Czechoslovakian Village before the First World War One by one leaves fall to the earth. "leaves from the tree of my life! Pick them up! Turn them over! They can tell you a story of bygone days" Thus begins Ilse Read in these beautifully written memoirs. The most vivid memories derive from the village of Habstein in northern Bohemia. The family moved to this little Czechoslovakian town in 1913 when the author was eight years old. It was in Habstein that her father, a Protestant minister, established the Sonnenhof, the "Home for the Homeless" the social outcast. The family, too, knew what it meant to be an outsider, for as Protestant...
De Jong offers a fascinating chronicle based on the detailed diary of Netty Herman, her courageous Dutch mother, who records the horrors and desperation of life with her two young daughters, in World War II Japanese concentration camps for women and children on Java. This text includes the inspiring story of de Jong's journey from a childhood in captivity in Southeast Asia in the 1940s to peace and prosperity in the United States in the 21st century.
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