Stylus/Institute of Education Publications - Inclusive Play: Supporting Provision for Disabled Children

Inclusive Play Supporting Provision for Disabled Children Pat Petrie , Pamela Storey , Di Thompson , Mano Candappa Paperback: 978 0 85473 666 9 Price: $15.95 February 2003, 35 pp., 5 7/8" x 8 1/3" Institute of Education Understanding Children's Social Care This book is a practical guide for providers and practitioners. It is based on research conducted in 32 out-of-school services in 14 local authorities. The policy background to the book is the Disability Discrimination Act and the Department of Health

1981 Education of Koko by Francine Patterson and Eugene Linden

Vintage Hardcover 1981 Out of Print - Hard to find The Education of Koko is the first book on the most far-reaching ape language experiment yet conducted, the only one with a gorilla. It chronicles Dr. Penny Patterson's first nine years as Koko's dedicated teacher and surrogate mother. Koko's education gives us a beguiling glimpse into the mind of perhaps our closest relative ?an animal long vilified and misunderstood, who now teaches us about the origins of abilities we had thought to be exclusively human.

Providing Education for Out of School Youth in Bangladesh

Providing Education for Out of School Youth in Bangladesh March 2003 , 58 pp., 8" x 8 1/2" Paperback: 978 0 85092 690 3 Commonwealth Case Studies in Citizenship Education Over the past few years, the enrolment rate in primary schools in Bangladesh has increased to 90%. But the dropout rate is still too high – more than half of those enrolled drop out before completing primary education. This marginalized group is being served through Non-Formal Education (NFE). The study identifies four successful efforts

College Education in Southeast Asia

What Education Has the Most Worth, A Study in Educational Values, Conditions, Methods, Forces, and Results, by Charles Franklin Thwing, LL.D. published by The Macmillan Company 1924, possible 1st Edition

Hardcover book from 1924 in excellent condition. This is a book on education from a scholar of the time, the President Emeritus of Western Reserve University. It has chapter headings including ?To the Individual? and ?To the Community?, with a breakdown of types and styles of education, and the forces through which education is delivered. It is in excellent condition for its age, with a little wear to the dust jacket (which has clipped front corners), tight bindings, and clean pages. This is a dense and