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  Open Education - How to...

  Matt Bowman, Isaac Morehouse

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  The World Has Changed. Education Is Opening Up. 
  No more being stuck in a box. 
  No more choosing between rigid options. 
  No more forcing square pegs into round holes. 
  For the first time in history, every approach to learning—from hands-on apprenticeships to innovative classrooms, from creative exploration to rigorous academics—is becoming available to every family. 
  Drawing from their work with over 100,000 students, education pioneers Matt Bowman and Isaac Morehouse show how to navigate this new world of possibilities. They reveal practical ways to craft an education that works with your child's natural curiosity and talents rather than against them. This is your roadmap for turning the overwhelming array of options into a personalized learning journey that actually works. 
  "Open Education shows how we can finally break free from an outdated model..." 
  – Amir Nathoo, Founder of Outschool.com 
  "A practical framework to help families turn educational principles into actionable success that will benefit the child's strengths and learning style." 
  – Deborah Hendrix, Executive Director, Parents Challenge 
  “One-size-fits-all education is breaking, but top-down reforms won't save it. This book reveals how families and educators are building something better: a flexible, personalized approach that puts learning in the hands of students and their families." 
  – Michael B. Horn, Co-founder, Clayton Christensen Institute, Author of "From Reopen to Reinvent"

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  Libertarian Policies

  Arlo Holders

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  Libertarianism is a political philosophy centered on the belief that individuals should have the maximum possible freedom to pursue their own lives, with minimal interference from the government. Rooted in the principles of classical liberalism, libertarianism advocates for a limited government whose primary role is to protect individual rights and maintain peace. It emphasizes personal responsibility, free markets, and the belief that voluntary exchange is the foundation of a prosperous society. At its core, libertarianism seeks to protect the rights of individuals to live as they see fit, free from the coercive power of the state. 
  The history of libertarian thought can be traced back to influential philosophers such as John Locke, who argued for the natural rights of individuals to life, liberty, and property. His ideas formed the intellectual groundwork for the concept of limited government, which would later be expanded by thinkers like Adam Smith, who promoted the idea of free markets. The Enlightenment era, with its focus on reason, individualism, and skepticism of authority, provided a fertile ground for the development of libertarian ideas. In the 20th century, libertarianism gained further prominence through the works of economists such as Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman, who critiqued the expansion of government power and emphasized the importance of individual liberty in economic affairs. 
  Libertarianism's role in modern politics is to challenge the prevailing trend toward ever-expanding government intervention in people's lives. Libertarians argue that many of society’s problems are caused by government overreach, and that solutions should instead focus on allowing individuals to make their own decisions, free from state-imposed constraints.

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  Summary - Brain On Fire - Based...

  Library Of Stories

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  SUMMARY 
    
  BRAIN ON FIRE 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY SUSANNAH CAHALAN 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: LIBRARY OF STORIES 
    
  CONTENT 
  Bedbug Blues 
  The Girl in the Black Lace Bra 
  Carota 
  The Wrestler 
  Cold Roses 
  America's Most Wanted 
  On the Road Again 
  Out-of-Body Experience 
  A Touch of Madness 
  General Analysis 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  Brain on Fire by Susannah Cahalan is a gripping memoir that chronicles the author’s sudden and unexplained descent into a severe mental illness. At the height of her career as a young journalist, Cahalan experiences violent mood swings, hallucinations, and memory loss. Her journey through misdiagnoses and intense medical tests ultimately uncovers a rare autoimmune disorder affecting her brain. The book explores themes of identity, memory, and the fragility of the human mind, while delving into the emotional and psychological impacts of a medical crisis. Cahalan’s account offers a powerful reflection on survival, family, and the pursuit of understanding.

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  Unbutchered

  Dr. Luke Gordon

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  One of the last baby boomers, Luke Gordon, was born in the mining town of Boksburg, South Africa to catholic parents. He grew up in a family of five children in a middle-class neighbourhood.His father was a teacher, and his mother worked as a typist to make ends meet. Luke was raised by his nanny, Sarah, as his surrogate mother.Although his parents were not well-to-do, he enjoyed a happy childhood. His parents scraped and scrounged to ensure that their children could get university degrees to enjoy a better life than they had.As a small boy, he was inspired by his family's GP - a caring and kind Jewish doctor. Those were the days when doctors still did house calls. When he was sick as if by magic, a bottle of cough syrup and some antibiotics made him feel better in no time.In this, the first book in his serialised memoir, he describes his childhood and school years. He chronicles his university years at medical school and his time spent becoming a plastic and reconstructive surgeon.Returning to the community in which he grew up, he sets up his practice, and it thrives.One day, he has a seemingly minor tiff with an old cantankerous plastic surgeon. The fallout of this trivial incident would only manifest ten years later with catastrophic consequences….

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  Extended Summary - The Girl In...

  Library Quick Reading

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  EXTENDED SUMMARY 
    
  THE GIRL IN THE SPIDER'S WEB 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY DAVID LAGERCRANTZ 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: QUICK READING LIBRARY 
    
  CONTENT 
  Prologue: A Year Before 
  Frans Balder and His Son 
  Mikael Blomkvist’s Struggles 
  A New Investigation 
  Salander in Action 
  Threats and Conspiracies 
  The Stakes Rise 
  The Spider’s Web 
  Resolution and Fallout 
  A General Analysis of The Girl in the Spider’s Web 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  "The Girl in the Spider's Web" by David Lagercrantz follows the complex journey of Lisbeth Salander, a brilliant hacker, as she becomes entangled in a dangerous conspiracy involving a powerful criminal network known as The Spider Society. Meanwhile, journalist Mikael Blomkvist grapples with the changing landscape of journalism while seeking a groundbreaking story. Themes of justice, resilience, and the blurred lines of morality in a tech-driven world permeate the narrative. As Lisbeth confronts her past traumas and familial betrayals, both characters face mounting threats, underscoring the dangers of surveillance and cyber control in contemporary society.

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  All The Babes Of My Life - A...

  Jacqueline Hope

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  I have been truly blessed. Working as midwife in four different countries across the world, I have spent my life empowering young women to become mothers, bringing beautiful babies into the world in their own awesome power. This book is a memoir of inspiring stories of women who have gone against the system and had amazing birthing experiences.

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