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  Injury Rehab with Resistance...

  Karl Knopf

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  Discover the power of resistance bands in rehabilitating injuries and strengthening the body through low-impact workouts complete with step-by-step photos. 
   
  Ranging in intensity from super easy to extremely hard, the resistance band exercises in this book are sure to effectively and safely help you overcome any injury by building up strength and stability over time.  
   
  Each section of the book by Dr. Karl Knopf targets a specific body part, with detailed anatomical information and easy-to-follow recovery routines for:NeckShouldersElbowsWrists & HandsLower BackHipsKneesAnkles & Feet 
   
  Whether you’re looking to reduce pain, transform troublesome muscles, or get back in the game, Injury Rehab with Resistance Bands provides rehab techniques for your exact injury, including:Arthritis & TendinitisBursitis & FasciitisLigament & Meniscus InjuriesSprains & StrainsCarpal Tunnel SyndromeRotator Cuff Injuries

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  Best of the Best - Progress...

  Isabella Wallace

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  In Progress, Isabella Wallace and Leah Kirkman explore our understanding of this core educational concept, drawing together ideas from leading international thinkers and practical strategies for busy teachers. The Best of the Best series brings together for the first time the most influential voices in education in a format that is concise, insightful and accessible for teachers. Keeping up with the latest and best ideas in education can be a challenge as can putting them into practice but this new series is here to help. Each title features a comprehensive collection of brief and accessible contributions from some of the most eminent names in education from around the world. In this exciting first volume, Isabella Wallace and Leah Kirkman have curated a collection of inspiring contributions on the theme of progress and have developed practical, realistic, cross-curricular and cross-phase strategies to make the most of these important insights in the classroom. Each expert has provided a list of further reading so you can dig deeper as you see fit. In addition, the Teacher Development Trust has outlined ideas for embedding these insights as part of CPD. Suitable for all educationalists, including teachers and school leaders. Many myths abound about progress. We have to show that learners are making progress, but what do we really mean by the term? Who decides what constitutes progress? Who should set targets, and why? How do we measure progress? How do we know when pupils are demonstrating it? How do we differentiate and allow for learners' different starting points? Should we be measuring everyone against the average or should we be looking at ipsative progress, where achievement is relative only to the pupil's personal best? Indeed, if everyone is making expected progress, is that really progress or just doing as expected? Do we need to rethink assessment? Does meta-cognition hold the answer? What about other approaches like SOLO taxonomy or Building Learning Power? If progress isn't linear, what kind of shape does it have? What implicit value judgements may we be making when applying the term uncritically and unthinkingly? How do we ensure that funding, including the Pupil Premium, is having a tangible effect on progress? Can we make learning and progress visible? What does the evidence base the research studies and meta-analyses have to say? Will that be applicable in all contexts? These are just some of the questions that the educational experts delve into in this first volume in the Best of the Best series. The practical strategies offered by Isabella Wallace and Leah Kirkman demonstrate how teachers can immediately use these ideas in the classroom. Advice from the Teacher Development Trust demonstrates how to plan sustained and responsive changes to practice based on the book's key insights. Contributions include: Professor John Hattie Pupil premium monitoring what works. Geoff Petty Improving progress by learning from the best research. Sir John Jones Demographics, destiny and the magic-weaving business. Sugata Mitra Schools in the Internet age. David Didau The real shape of progress. Professor Mick Waters Doing well for your age? Will Ord What is progress? Claire Gadsby A climate for learning. Professor Robert Bjork Creating desirable difficulties to enhance learning. Professor John West-Burnham Progress and practice. Professor Guy Claxton Building Learning Power: finding your own sweet spot. James Nottingham Progress, progress, progress. Mark Burns Learning without limits. Martin Robinson The pupil's progress. Mike Gershon Exemplar work. Pam Hook On making progress visible with SOLO. Andy Hargreaves Uplifting colleagues. Teacher Development Trust Next steps

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  Dark Psychology and Manipulation

  Josh Smith

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  Learn The Best Techniques in Dark Psychology and How To Influence People with Persuasion, NLP, and Mind Control.Do you want to improve your persuasive abilities? Want to get that job, win that argument, or become a better leader? Then this book is for you!Manipulation is not necessarily a bad thing. Manipulation can be used for great good, and both the good and bad methods will be discussed in this book. We will see ways to use manipulation to get those things that are desired in life, particularly goals that lead to a lifetime of success and successful living. We will see ways to create new pathways in the mind that will lead to the elimination of negative thoughts that are detrimental to the achievement of success.This book covers all these topics and more. It is the consummate book for anyone who wishes to learn new ways to engage in controlling their own minds and the minds of others and in using techniques to live a successful life.What are you waiting for? BUY NOW!

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  Summary: The Book on Rental...

  Brooks Bryant

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  Disclaimer: This is NOT the official book; it is a summary book. It does NOT accompany the official book. 
  Whether you're dipping your toes into the investment pool or already managing a sizable portfolio, you'll gain insights on creating a feasible plan, identifying remarkable deals, assessing properties, assembling a robust team, financing rentals, and much more - all the tools needed to become a prosperous rental property investor. 
  Our summary book covers:Unveiling the reasons behind many real estate investors' failures and guiding you to avoid those pitfalls.Exploring four unique, user-friendly strategies that you can initiate today.Revealing innovative tips for securing incredible deals, even amidst stiff competition.Guiding you towards success without getting your hands dirty - no need for manual labor.Proposing actionable ideas for financing rentals, irrespective of your cash availability.Offering advice on maintaining your wealth by deferring and even eliminating taxes.

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  Body Language - The Ultimage...

  David O'Daytona

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  Do you have a good understanding of the body language of others? 
  Are you able to use this to your advantage in business or your personal life? 
  Or is this something you’ve never understood but would like to know more about? 
  Body language is the oldest form of communication that exists. Long before we were able to speak, let alone write down our thoughts, it was body language that was used to communicate our intents and desires. It hasn’t gone away either. It still exists and is still in subtle everyday use, it’s just that we are now so sued to other forms of communication that we barely notice it. 
  That can change with this audiobook, Body Language: The Ultimate Guide to Analyze People and Use Powerful Communication, Persuasion and Negotiation Skills to Influence Anyone and Win in Business and Relationships, which contains chapters on: 
  	*Aggressive of Defensive Body Language	 
  *Attentive Body Language 
  *	Dominant Body Language 
  *	Evaluating Body Language 
  *	Open and Relaxed Body Language 
  *	Power Body Language 
  *	Ready Body Language 
  *	Romantic Body Language 
  *	Submissive Body Language 
  Understanding the body language of another can be useful in all sorts of situations, from dangerous encounters to passionate ones. Once we know what someone’s intentions are it makes it so much easier to deal with them and gain an influence over them. 
  If this is something you’ve always wanted to know you will be amazed by what you listen to!

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  A Good Time to be a Girl

  Helena Morrissey

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  From the founder of the worldwide 30% Club campaign comes a career book for women in a transforming world who don't just want to lean in, but instead, shatter the paradigm as we know it.‘I absolutely love her, I think she’s such a force for good’ Pandora Sykes, The High Low 
  In A Good Time to be a Girl, Helena Morrissey sets out how we might achieve the next big breakthrough towards a truly inclusive modern society. 
  Drawing on her experience as a City CEO, mother of nine, and founder of the influential 30% Club which campaigns for gender-balanced UK company boards, her manifesto for new ways of working, living, loving and raising families is for everyone, not just women. Making a powerful case for diversity and difference in any workplace, she shows how, together, we can develop smarter thinking and broader definitions of success. Gender balance, in her view, is an essential driver of economic prosperity and part of the solution to the many problems we face today. 
  Her approach is not aimed merely at training a few more women in working practices that have outlived their usefulness. Instead, this book sets out a way to reinvent the game – not at the expense of men but in ways that are right and relevant for a digital age. It is a powerful guide to success for us all. 
  In A Good Time to be a Girl, Morrissey's leadership shines through as she navigates the world of business and economics. This top-rated autobiography is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of culture and education. 
  For fans of Sheryl Sandberg (Lean In), Nell Scovell (Just the Funny Parts), Viv Groskop (How to Own the Room), Dr. Lois Frankel (Ageless Women, Timeless Wisdom), and Lucy Kellaway (Re-educated).

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