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  Independent Thinking on Primary...

  Mark Creasy

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  Foreword by Ian Gilbert.Primary school teachers are working harder than ever, and have more and more to do in the finite time they have with their pupils, but Mark Creasy believes it doesn't need to be like this. With rare experience in both primary and secondary phases and at leadership as well as classroom levels, Mark is ideally placed to comment on what works and what doesn't - and in this book he urges teachers to recognise that there is another way.In Independent Thinking on Primary Teaching, Mark encourages teachers to stop and consider the things they do daily in the classroom and presents a series of prompts, nudges and suggestions to help them achieve the same (or even better) results by working smarter, not harder. In so doing he shares a wealth of practical and easily transferable tips for immediate use in the classroom, all designed to streamline teachers' schedules and lighten their workload while enlivening children's learning.These are in no way doctrines, or silver bullets for success, and nothing that Mark advocates requires further investment of either time or money; rather, these 'working smarter' tips are geared to win teachers their evenings and weekends back, something that many more teachers need than is healthy for the profession.Essential reading for primary school teachers.Independent Thinking on Primary Teaching is one of a number of books in the Independent Thinking On ... series from the award-winning Independent Thinking Press.

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  The Shocking Truth about Medical...

  Zoey Fraisers

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  Medical innovation has long been a driving force behind longer life expectancy, improved quality of life, and the eradication of once-deadly diseases. From antibiotics and vaccines to robotic surgery and gene editing, the rapid advancement of medical technology has saved countless lives. Yet, behind every breakthrough lies a complex web of ethical dilemmas, financial motivations, and unforeseen consequences. While many medical innovations deliver on their promise, others have caused more harm than good, raising critical questions about the true cost of progress.  
    
  History has shown that not all medical advancements are as beneficial as they seem at first glance. Some treatments that were once hailed as revolutionary later proved to be disastrous. For example, the introduction of thalidomide in the late 1950s as a treatment for morning sickness led to severe birth defects in thousands of newborns. Likewise, the opioid crisis, fueled by the aggressive marketing of painkillers as “safe and non-addictive,” has devastated millions of lives worldwide. These examples highlight the darker side of medical innovation—where rushed approvals, corporate interests, and inadequate regulation can turn hopeful breakthroughs into public health disasters.  
    
  At the heart of this issue is the tension between progress and safety. In the race to bring new treatments and technologies to market, are we sacrificing patient well-being in favor of speed and profit? The pharmaceutical industry, medical device manufacturers, and even hospitals often prioritize financial gain over patient outcomes. Meanwhile, regulatory agencies such as the FDA and the World Health Organization struggle to keep up with the sheer volume of new developments, sometimes failing to catch risks before they reach the public. 

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  IRS SEE Secrets for Success -...

  Bastian Lockridge

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  IRS SEE Secrets for Success 
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  Summary - The Cruel Prince -...

  Library Of Stories

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  SUMMARY 
    
  THE CRUEL PRINCE 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY HOLLY BLACK 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: LIBRARY OF STORIES 
    
  CONTENT 
  A Violent Beginning 
  Life in Faerie 
  Jude’s Ambition 
  Prince Cardan and the Circle of Cruelty 
  The Tournament and Betrayals 
  A Dangerous Alliance 
  Rising Power and Political Intrigue 
  A Deadly Coronation 
  Seizing Control 
  General Analysis 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  “The Cruel Prince” by Holly Black follows Jude, a mortal girl living in the dangerous world of Faerie. After her parents are killed by a faerie general, Jude and her sisters are taken to live in the cruel, magical realm. Jude's desire for power and respect drives her to navigate the deadly politics of the faerie Court, where she faces constant humiliation and betrayal. Themes of ambition, identity, and morality are explored as Jude strives to prove her worth, confronting both the beauty and the brutality of Faerie. The story delves into the cost of survival and the choices one must make for power.

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  17 Runs - The Unbeaten Path to...

  Olivia Chadwick, Garnet Morris

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  Olivia Chadwick—a young mother and self-critical personal trainer—first met insurance magnate Garnet Morris at 6 am on a winter morning in Saskatoon, Canada. Chadwick's task was to help prepare Morris for the grueling,100-mile Kananaskis relay, but she had reservations—about his coachability as well as her ability to reach him while juggling her own professional, familial and maternal struggles. 
  Through mutual hesitations, their seasons-long training schedule led to profound and unexpected conversations. As it turned out, the coach needed coaching on self-esteem and self-forgiveness—as well as someone to believe in her as she rebuilt her own strength. 
   In 17 Runs, co-authors Chadwick and Morris chart the course of their unique camaraderie around initial differences and toward mutual transformation. Through their challenging push-pull, they tell a story that’s a testament to the renewing power friendship can have on our lives, businesses and ability to love. 
  Full of entrepreneurial wisdom on overcoming limitations, 17 Runs is a self-development story like no other. By turns motivational, amusing and heart-breaking, it is a must-read for anyone who needs coaching on how to run toward a life they truly choose.

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  Extended Summary - The...

  Quick Reading Library

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  EXTENDED SUMMARY 
    
  THE LUMINARIES 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY ELEANOR CATTON 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: QUICK READING LIBRARY 
    
  CONTENT 
  The Arrival and the Council 
  The Journey and the Missing Man 
  The Politician and the Hermit 
  The Gaol and the Deed 
  The Conspiracy and the Council 
  The Web of Secrets and Lies 
  The Gathering Storm 
  The Wayfarer's Fortune and the Séance 
  The Trial and the Aftermath 
  General Analysis 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  "The Luminaries" by Eleanor Catton is a complex and multifaceted story set in the 19th-century New Zealand goldfields. The narrative revolves around a group of twelve men who meet in secret to unravel a series of interconnected mysteries, including a murder, a disappearance, and a fortune discovered in a dead man's house. The story is driven by themes of fate, fortune, identity, and the unreliable nature of truth. Characters often harbor secrets, while others are driven by hidden agendas, which creates a web of deception and misdirection. The reader must examine the story through multiple perspectives, as there is no single, reliable narrator, and the understanding of events is always filtered through individual biases and incomplete information. This intricate narrative explores how perceptions of events are shaped by personal motivations and social contexts.

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