Third edition of a flagship resource for pre-service and early-career primary teachers, edited by Janet Moyles. Organized into four major sections—“Learning to Teach,” “Teaching to Learn,” “Organizing for Teaching and Learning,” and “Supporting and Enhancing Learning and Teaching.” The book blends theoretical foundations of early childhood pedagogy with concrete classroom ex…
This collection reexamines the Harlem Renaissance through a political lens, exploring how the movement intersected with debates on race, class, and identity in early 20th-century America. It features essays from various scholars offering new perspectives on the era’s literature, arts, and activism.
Edited volume of scholarly essays based on conferences (2002–2003). Focuses on post-Saddam prospects: autonomy, federalism, constitutional debate, internal divisions, and policy guidance. Includes contributions from political scientists, constitutional lawyers, and advisors to Kurdistan’s constitutional process
Includes distinctive titles per issue/volume; part of multi-series publication under Amsterdam Studies in the Theory and History of Linguistic Science
This edited volume brings together leading scholars to explore various aspects of Kurdish cultural identity, language preservation, and historical representation. Topics include the role of oral literature, religious traditions, and the impact of state policies on Kurdish cultural expression. It serves as a valuable resource for students and researchers of Middle Eastern studies, anthropology, …
A foundational collection of academic papers presented at the first International Conference on Contrastive Linguistics. The volume explores theoretical and applied aspects of comparing linguistic systems across languages.
This book collects a series of advanced lectures delivered at the APCTP Joint International School on quark matter. Topics include the structure of hadrons, QCD dynamics, lattice QCD, and experimental aspects of high-energy nuclear collisions. Designed for graduate students and researchers in theoretical and experimental physics.
The book answers 101 common questions about a variety of wild animals considered dangerous (such as lions, bears, sharks, snakes, crocodiles, and spiders). It presents engaging explanations of their behaviors, habitats, and risks to humans, concluding with reflections on which animal might be the most dangerous of all. The tone is accessible and aimed at children aged roughly 8–12, with illus…
This volume contains the proceedings of an international symposium on contemporary nuclear shell models. It features contributions from leading physicists, covering advances in computational techniques and applications in nuclear structure physics. Ideal for graduate students and researchers in theoretical and experimental nuclear physics.