Amy Murray était une ethnomusicologue américaine qui s'est rendue sur l'île d'Eriskay dans les Hébrides extérieures de l'Écosse en 1905. Là, elle a méticuleusement recueilli des chants gaéliques auprès du curé de la paroisse, le Père Allan McDonald. Ses efforts dévoués ont joué un rôle crucial dans la préservation d'un précieux patrimoine musical. Le travail de Murray s'est concentré sur la documentation et l'analyse de la musique traditionnelle.
Offering a comprehensive guide for early childhood educators, this book features friendly advice tailored for various program structures. It is an essential resource for those entering the kindergarten or pre-k classroom, providing valuable tips to enhance teaching effectiveness and support young learners.
Set on a remote Scottish island, the novel follows Father Allan, a young priest tasked with ministering to a wary Catholic community steeped in their own traditions. As he attempts to connect with the islanders, Allan encounters Morag, a woman entwined with local legends and rumored supernatural abilities. The story delves into his internal struggles with faith, attraction, and the clash of cultures, ultimately exploring profound themes of identity, belief, and the mysteries of human relationships in a richly atmospheric setting.
The Kinderchat Guide to Elementary School Projects takes the structure, philosophy, and child-centered, playful approach to learning most commonly seen in early childhood and shares how to scale and apply for the wider elementary school community.