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Group and Individual Work with Older People
Being active is fundamental to a person's sense of physical and mental wellbeing, and the need to engage in purposeful and meaningful activity does not diminish with age. However, common effects of ageing, such as reduced vision and hearing, arthritis, dementia, and in some cases social isolation, can affect an older person's ability to participate in therapeutic and recreational activities. Introducing the concept of PIE (Planning, Implementation and Evaluation), this practical resource will enable professionals working with older people to initiate and run successful activity-based programmes with their clients, either individually or in groups. The authors guide the reader through the pro...
Developing Your Teaching
For new as well as more experienced lecturers, this motivational book is packed with accessible and practical advice, grounded in learning theory. The authors show how to take a step back, reflect on your current practice and take measures to improve it. A wide range of creative and innovative ideas are explored including: using feedback from peers and students turning your understanding into practice getting involved in support networks working with mentors using teaching to progress your career.
War Stuff
Focuses on the intense struggle over human and material resources between armies and civilians in the Civil War South.
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A Partial Genealogy of the Name Yarnall-Yarnell, 1683-1970
Two brothers, Francis (b. 1660) and Philip Yarnall (1664-1734) immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1683. Descendants lived in Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Missouri, Texas, Tennessee, Arizona, Indiana, and elsewhere.
The History of the Calverts who Were Quakers
The Calvert family originally of England later in Ireland and the United States. Thomas Calvert (1617-1685), son of John and Grace Calvert, was born at Lygasory, and died in Pennsylvania. His father, John (b. ca. 1587) of Yorkshire, England, arrived in Northern Ireland ca. 1617 from Moorsham, Yorkshire and settled in Lurgan, County Armagh, Ireland. Thomas Calvert married Jane Glassford 1647 near Belfast, Ireland. She was the daughter of Hugh Glassford and Margaret Stranmillis. Family members live in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia and elsewhere.
