Bøger af Margaret Thompson

At opdrage børn med ADHD kan være en udmattende og stressende oplevelse, for hele familien, og det er ofte nemt for forældre og andre omsorgspersoner i barnet's liv, at blive overvældet. Men med gode værktøjer, kan du gøre noget andet, som hjælper dit barn's adfærd, med stærkere relationer hjemme og i skolen. Dette simple, seks-trins program er fuld af afprøvet ideer som forældre og profesionelle, der er omkring familien kan bruge. Ved at bruge disse teknikker og strategier, kan forældre få genvundet deres selvtillid, og over tid deres barn's måde at være på. Programmet indeholder spil, som hjælper barnet med opmærksomhed, øvelser til at opnå tålmodighed og deres måde at organisere sig selv på. Der er også masser af ideer, til at udvikle kommunikationen mellem, forældre og skole. Programmet indeholder spil, som hjælper barnet med opmærksomhed, øvelser til at opnå tålmodighed og deres måde at organisere sig selv på. Der er også masser af ideer, til at udvikle kommunikationen mellem, forældre og skole.Programmet er baseret på en masse forskning og kliniske erfaringer. Trin for trin hjælp for børn med ADHD vil hjælpe dig og din familie, med at forbedre relationer og adfærd hjemme og andre steder.

Full Title: Phrenological Character of Reuben Dunbar, with a Short Treatise on The Causes and Prevention of CrimeDescription: The Making of the Modern Law: Trials, 1600-1926 collection provides descriptions of the major trials from over 300 years, with official trial documents, unofficially published accounts of the trials, briefs and arguments and more. Readers can delve into sensational trials as well as those precedent-setting trials associated with key constitutional and historical issues and discover, including the Amistad Slavery case, the Dred Scott case and Scopes "monkey" trial.Trials provides unfiltered narrative into the lives of the trial participants as well as everyday people, providing an unparalleled source for the historical study of sex, gender, class, marriage and divorce.++++The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to insure edition identification: ++++MonographHarvard Law School LibraryAlbany: P.L. Gilbert, Museum Building. 1851

Adrift on the Ark is a collection of personal essays by Margaret Thompson that offers a straightforward study of the complex relationship between human beings and the natural world. The essays look at a wide range of beings--from spiders to peacocks--and cover issues such as our irrational phobias, our fascination with zoos, and the myths and stories we have created around the other occupants of this earth. They also observe the joy animals bring to us as our pets and the altruistic relationship between caregivers and companions. With lively anecdotes and engaging portraits of the animals who have enriched Margaret''s life, these entertaining and personal essays serve a double purpose: as a reminder of our place in the natural order and our intricate connections with animals; and as a warning about how much we stand to lose by ignoring our responsibilities for all life on earth. Meant to inspire and motivate, Adrift on the Ark is an enchanting reflection on the beneficial relationship between humans and other animals.

For ages 12+. Thompson offers a powerfully moving and historically accurate account of life in Fort St James, in northern British Columbia, in the 1820s. Through the character of Peter, a young boy who is orphaned at the Fort, Thompson presents a vivid picture of the difficult life for both the fur traders and the Natives in what was then called the 'Siberia' of the fur trade. Lonely and unsure of himself, Peter finds himself an 'eyewitness' to a murder which threatens to destroy the good relations between the Company and the Carrier people. Through his friendship with the nephew of Chief Kwah of the Carrier, Peter comes to understand and sympathise with the Carrier culture, learning much about tolerance, compromise and acceptance, but also about the difficulties that divided loyalties can bring. Thompson also offers an innovative view of the role of women in the fur trade, painting a fascinating picture of the young James Douglas and his wife Amelia in the confrontation with Chief Kwah.