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Unnützes Wissen Teenager Edition - Über 444 Fakten gegen LangeweileAutor: Lem N Lov Publishing
Taschenbuch, 07.03.2024
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DAS 1X1 DER GENIALSTEN LERNTECHNIKEN-Clever Lernen lernen und Bestnoten erzielen: Wie Du zum Einserabsolventen wirst ohne die beste Zeit Deines Lebens am Schreibtisch zu vergeudenAutoren: Sebastian Burntal, PH Digital Publishing
Taschenbuch, 15.11.2020
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Es ist ein Leni Ding, Du Würdest Es Nicht Verstehen: Personalisiert mit dem Leni | Perfektes Geschenk | Schönes Geburtstagsgeschenk für Mädchen und FrauenAutor: Patric Gramy
Taschenbuch, 27.08.2023
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Vokabelheft DIN A4 mit 3 Spalten: Geeignet für Vokabeln in allen Sprachen I Mit Erfolgstracker und Register A-Z (108 Seiten/liniert/mit Trennungslinie)Autor: Andy M. Studios
Taschenbuch, 21.08.2023
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SCHULAGENDA 2023 - 2024: 270 Organisationsseiten 1 Tag pro Seite | tolles GeschenkAutor: konrad suki
Taschenbuch, 05.07.2023
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Semesterplaner 2023/2024: Semesterplaner mit To-Do und Notenlisten, Wochenplaner, Vorlesungsplan, Monatskalender uvm. (Hardcover, ca. DIN A5, Blau)Autor: Better Journals
Gebundene Ausgabe, 21.08.2023
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The Ultimate Print Handwriting Workbook for Adults and Teens: Teach yourself better handwriting with a help of print penmanship workbook for kids and ... improvement Practice Workbook Series)Autor: Kai Prints
Taschenbuch, 18.10.2023
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Aesthetic Flower Notebook | Lavender and Beige | Preppy | College Ruled | School Supplies | For Girls, Teens and StudentsAutor: ēteru art studio
Taschenbuch, 08.08.2023
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Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything American History Textbooks Get WrongJames W. LoewenGebundene Ausgabe |
The School and Society & The Child and the CurriculumJohn DeweyTaschenbuchRare Book |
The Teenage Liberation Handbook: How to Quit School and Get a Real Life and EducationGrace LlewellynTaschenbuchYou won't find this book on a school library shelf-it's pure teenage anarchy. While many homeschooling authors hem and haw that learning at home isn't for everyone, this manifesto practically tells kids they're losers if they do otherwise. With the exception of a forwarding note to parents, this book is written entirely for teenagers, and the first 75 pages explain why school is a waste of time. Grace Llewellyn insists that people learn better when they are self-motivated and not confined by school walls. Instead of homeschooling, which connotes setting up a school at home, Llewellyn prefers "unschooling, " a learning method with no structure or formal curriculum. There are tips here you won't hear from a school guidance counselor. Llewellyn urges kids to take a vacation-at least for a week-after quitting school to purge its influence. " Throw darts at a picture of your school" or " Make a bonfire of old worksheets, " she advises. She spends an entire chapter on the gentle art of persuading parents that this is a good idea. Then she gets serious. Llewellyn urges teens to turn off the T V, get outside, and turn to their local libraries, museums, the Internet, and other resources for information. She devotes many chapters to books and suggestions for teaching yourself science, math, social sciences, English, foreign languages, and the arts. She also includes advice on jobs and getting into college, assuring teens that, contrary to what they've been told in school, they won't be flipping burgers for the rest of their days if they drop out. Llewellyn is a former middle-school English teacher, and she knows her audience well. Her formula for making the transition from traditional school to unschooling is accompanied by quotes on freedom and free thought from radical thinkers such as Steve Biko and Ralph Waldo Emerson. And Llewellyn is not above using slang. She capitalizes words to add emphasis, as in the " Mainstream American Suburbia-Think" she blames most schools for perpetuating. Some of her attempts to appeal to young minds ring a bit corny. She weaves through several chapters an allegory about a baby whose enthusiasm is squashed by a sterile, unnatural environment, and tells readers to "learn to be a human bean and not a mashed potato. " But her underlying theme-think for yourself-should appeal to many teenagers. < I>-Jodi Mailander Farrell |
Becoming Literate: The Construction of Inner ControlMarie M. Clay, ClayTaschenbuchBecoming Literate The concept that only the child can construct inner strategic control develops Marie Clay's earlier description of the complex behaviors which support literacy learning. Full description |
Nullnummer (Edition Gegenwind)Thomas FuchsTaschenbuch |
Understanding Chemistry for Advanced LevelTed Lister, Janet RenshawTaschenbuch |
Language Arts, Grade 6 (Interactive Notebooks)Pamela McKenzieTaschenbuch |
Girl Rising: Changing the World One Girl at a Time (Telord 13 06 2019)Tanya Lee StoneGebundene Ausgabe |
21 relatos contra el acoso escolar (Gran Angular, Band 276)Elia BarcelóTaschenbuchBoadilla del Monte, Madrid. 21 cm. 262 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Colección ' Gran angular'. Ana Alcolea. et al. Veintiún relatos contra el acoso escolar. Cuentos españoles. S. X X. Violencia en la escuela. Alcolea, Ana. 1962-. Gran angular . . Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario. I S B N: 9788467531312 |
Train Your Brain for Success: A Teenager's Guide to Executive FunctionsRandy, Ph.D. KulmanTaschenbuchTrain Your Brain for Success Executive functions are a set of thinking, problem-solving, and self-control skills that tell the brain what to do, and this book demonstrates the ways kids use executive functions in school, at home, and in their other activities and shows how these skills can be improved through sustained effort. Beginning with a test to determine executive-functioning strengths and weaknesses, the book then exp. . . Full description |
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