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Care, Duck & Weave
My Name is Zoe and I have written this book as a guide to new Youth Workers. When I began work in this sector I had formal qualifications; but had no idea what was expected of me in the job by the youth. It is a really rewarding career, which can be very tough at times and you can be pushed to the limit. However the good times, however small far outweigh the not so good times. Have a read of this book you will be very surprised at the contents.
Care, Duck and Weave
Care, Duck and Weave is a book that was written with the aim of assisting people who are entering into a new career as a youth worker. Author Zoe Harvey possesses a lifetime of experience in this field, and through this book presents a vivid account of the enormous joys as well as the trials and tribulations of this rewarding career. All I can say to those that read this book, written in dedication to the youth I am now caring for, is to focus on helping these children strive towards a healthy, fulfilled, happy and independent life. Work together as a team and treasure the precious moments. You will have some tough times, but we all know you need to go through the tough to get to the good. Life wasn't meant to be easy. - Zoe Harvey Zoe Harvey grew up in Melbourne but has lived in Queensland for the past 30 years where she raised two children. She continues to work as a youth worker and enjoys writing in her spare time. Care, Duck and Weave is her first book and it was inspired by the love she has for her work and the need so many children have for nurturing, stability, caring and assistance. Publisher's website: http: //sbpra.com/ZoeHarvey
11 Plus Classic Fiction Comprehension Assessment Papers
This book contains eight 11+ assessment papers based on traditional literature. The texts provide challenging sources for children who are in the last few months of preparation before taking the 11+ test or entrance examinations. The texts have been carefully chosen to give children exposure to richer vocabulary, which they may not naturally choose to read independently.CONTENTS: Introduction. Information for students book. Self-assessment. Progress Chart. 1 The Wind in the Willows. 2 The Swiss Family Robinson.3 Treasure Island. 4 The Call of the Wild. 5 The Case of the Speckled Band. 6 War of the Worlds. 7 A Christmas Carol. 8 Jane Eyre. Mark Scheme
An Ex to Grind in Deadwood
Something has gone foul in the Black Hills … something gravely unnatural. Leave it to Violet Parker to stumble into the middle of it. A creepy phone call. A dead body. Two meddling detectives. A glut of trouble-making ex-partners. Can things get any worse? Violet swears to keep her nose out of police business this time. But when her son is linked to the victim, she returns to the scene of the crime. More than just a mystery to solve, now her son might be in mortal danger.
Occupational Therapy and Older People
This timely book locates older people as major clients ofoccupational therapy services. It provides a comprehensive resourcefor students and a basic working reference for clinicians. The bookencompasses current theories, debates and challenges whichoccupational therapists need to engage in if they are to providepro-active and promotional approaches to ageing. Detailed coverageof bodily structures, functions and pathologies leads onto chaptersdedicated to activity, occupation and participation. The ethos of the book is to inspire innovation in the practice ofoccupational therapy with older people, promoting successful ageingthat entails control and empowerment. Features: * Contains many practical elements, including case studies, andnarratives from practice. * Promotes active ageing. * Adopts the framework of the World Health Organisation'sInternational Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health(2001) * Specialist contributions reveal the diversity of occupationalperformance considerations in older age.
Embracing Technology in the Early Years
Why should we embrace technology? How can it make the practitioner’s role easier? This book is the answer to these questions, equipping Early Years practitioners with the skills and knowledge to use technology: both that which they already have, and that which they can access from beyond the setting (such as in the local community and online). Written by an expert in both Early Years and Digital Inclusion, it provides practical tips and guidance for practitioners working at all levels to implement the use of technology across all areas of the curriculum and to support the development of the characteristics of effective learning. Drawing on contemporary theory and research, chapters cover k...
Macbeth on the Loose
Grantham High School is staging Macbeth. But as rehearsals proceed, intrigue among the cast takes on Shakespearean proportions... This original play enables students to gain an understanding of the plot, language, themes and main characters of Macbeth. It has 9 male parts and 10 female parts.
