Jo Franklin Knihy

"Teachers are bombarded with advice about how to teach. The Fundamentals of Teaching cuts through the confusion by synthesising the key findings from education research and neuroscience to give an authoritative guide. It reveals how learning happens, which methods work best and how to improve any students' learning. Using a tried-and-tested, five-step model for applying the methods effectively in the classroom, Mike Bell shows how you can improve learning and eliminate time-consuming, low effect practices that increase stress and workload. He includes case studies from teachers working across different subjects and age groups which model practical strategies for: 1. prior knowledge 2. presenting new material 3. setting challenging tasks 4. feedback and improvement 5. repetition and consolidation This powerful resource is highly recommended for all teachers, school leaders and trainee teachers who want to benefit from the most effective methods in their classrooms"--

Once upon a time, six classic children's stories were reimagined . . . with hilarious results! Meet the sneaky Ninjabread Man, cheeky Little Rude Riding Hood, clumsy Cinder-Elephant, and more. This pun-packed book is sure to make you laugh out loud!

M.I. Franklin shows how punk women's writings provide fans and music scholars with a corrective to androcentric studies of Punk as a DIY politics of resistance to the mainstream.

Some of the most iconic images of the Civil Rights Movement feature young people engaged in activism, yet their contributions remain underdocumented. This book is the first to focus on the hundreds of thousands of children and teenagers who participated in sit-ins, school strikes, boycotts, and demonstrations largely independent of national leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. These young activists were pivotal in the largest civil rights demonstration in U.S. history: the school boycott in New York City on February 3, 1964, where over 360,000 students went on strike, alongside thousands attending freedom schools. Later that month, tens of thousands joined the "Freedom Day" boycotts in Boston and Chicago, advocating for "quality integrated education." Historian V. P. Franklin illustrates how their creativity and determination fueled the success of these campaigns, leading to the end of legalized racial discrimination. These unsung heroes laid the groundwork for contemporary youth activists addressing issues like poverty, educational inequality, and racial violence. Recognizing the role of young people reshapes our understanding of the Civil Rights Movement and highlights their ongoing influence in modern movements like Black Lives Matter and March for Our Lives. By amplifying the voices of these young activists and featuring compelling archival images, the narrative challenges and enriches our comprehension of this critical

Illustrated storybook to teach children aged 3-6 about consent, and how important it is to respect people and their differing boundaries. It is equally suitable for use as a standalone story or as part of a structured lesson plan, and its engaging illustrations and fun story will keep children's attention over multiple readings.

Once upon a time, a fairy tale went very wrong! This new twist on a traditional children's story is packed with fun, humour, and energy.Little Rude is incredibly cheeky to everyone that she meets. She doesn't even know the meaning of "please" and "thank you!" However, that could all change when she meets a surprisingly polite wolf on her way to Grandma's house. Will Little Rude's constant insults drive even this newly reformed Big Bad Wolf over the edge? This riotously funny remix on the traditional fairy tale will delight children and adults alike. This hilarious tale featuring brand-new full-colour illustrations will be sure to thrill readers aged 6+.

Junko was a small, weak child. She got sick easily. She struggled with sports at school. No one then could have guessed what dizzying heights she would reach as an adult. Junko is about the embark on the hardest journey of her life - climbing Mount Everest. The climb is dangerous and exhausting, trudging through waist-deep snow and battling gusts of winds. Can Junko reach the top, one step at a time? Highly engaging, illustrated picture book to be read out loud to children aged 6-7 Helps expose your child to rich language and curriculum-linked vocabulary Includes key terms from Geography and the topic area of mountains Part of the Bug Club reading series used in over 3500 schools 'These books are a great start to addressing the wider curriculum and the vocabulary issues that schools are identifying.' - Assistant Head, Primary Academy The Bug Club Shared books are highly engaging, beautifully illustrated stories designed to be read out loud to children. The programme exposes children to rich, curriculum-linked vocabulary, helping to build an understanding across school subjects and cultivate a love for reading.

It's moving day and Hari is sad about leaving his old home behind. But when he stumbles over a small shiny box, the story Mum tells him changes everything. How has this box been in the family for so long, and why is it so special? Highly engaging, illustrated picture book to be read out loud to children aged 4-5 Helps expose your child to rich language and curriculum-linked vocabulary Includes key terms from History and the topic of past and present Part of the Bug Club reading series used in over 3500 schools 'These books are a great start to addressing the wider curriculum and the vocabulary issues that schools are identifying.' - Assistant Head, Primary Academy The Bug Club Shared books are highly engaging, beautifully illustrated stories designed to be read out loud to children. The programme exposes children to rich, curriculum-linked vocabulary, helping to build an understanding across school subjects and cultivate a love for reading.

A study of Freemasonry from the perspective of the work of Rudolf Steiner.

Becca wünscht sich nichts sehnlicher als einen Hund. Dann wäre ihr Leben endlich „völlig hundevoll“! Aber in ihrer Familie herrscht über die Feiertage mal wieder Ausnahmezustand. Der kleine Bruder nervt, Beccas Mutter ist schwanger und obendrein hat sich ihre allerbeste Freundin Emily auch noch eine neue beste Freundin gesucht. Es scheint, als hätte sich die ganze Welt gegen Becca verschworen, bis ihr Cousin auf der Weihnachtsfeier eine dringende Bitte an sie richtet: Sie soll für eine Woche auf den Hund seines Schwarms Miranda aufpassen. Nichts lieber als das! Becca schafft es, ihre Eltern zu überreden. Aber Monty ist nicht nur ein im Vergleich zu Becca geradezu riesiger Hund, er ist auch vollkommen unerzogen und gehorcht überhaupt nicht. Ein mit viel Wortwitz und augenzwinkerndem Humor erzählter Roman über Freundschaft, Verantwortung und Familie, gewürzt mit einer Prise Monty!