Michelle Ann Stephens explore les intersections complexes entre la race, la psychanalyse et l'artiste interprète noir masculin. Son travail académique examine de manière critique l'imaginaire mondial masculin des intellectuels caribéens aux États-Unis. Stephens analyse comment ces idées ont été façonnées et, à leur tour, ont façonné une période historique charnière. Son approche offre une lentille profonde sur l'interaction entre l'identité culturelle et l'expression artistique.
"Join the Arithmechicks and Mouse as they head off to the wilderness! These chicks can't wait to hike up the ridge, find delicious berries, and, best of all, spend time with their duckling cousins! But the day is off to a bad start when one duckling accidentally leaves a beloved stuffed animal on the bus. How can these chicks (and Mouse) cheer up their cousin? Discover how an adventure with the Arithmechicks brings both humor and heart to the math they stumble across during their journey."--Publisher marketing
Join the Arithmechicks on a mathematical adventure in the big city! Help them solve a mystery in this playful picture book that demonstrates the concept of ordinal numbers in a clever story featuring ten math-loving chicks. Publishers Weekly described the Arithmechicks as an “enjoyable resource for young ones stepping up their counting game." The Arithmechicks and Mouse are excited to be traveling to the city—even more so when they learn that Mama has planned a secret scavenger hunt, culminating in a mysterious 10th stop! But when one chick wants to be the best, he starts disrupting the plans. How can these frustrated chicks (and Mouse) show their sibling that it’s better to work together? This adventure with the Arithmechicks is made up of math, a mystery, and, most of all, humor and heart. Ann Marie Stephens draws upon thirty years of teaching experience to ensure that readers absorb math while having fun. The book also includes a helpful glossary that defines the modern arithmetic strategies the chicks use throughout the story. Join the Arithmechicks on all of their math adventures! Readers will explore addition in Arithmechicks Add Up, subtraction in Arithmechicks Take Away, fact families in Arithmechicks Take a Calculation Vacation, greater than/less than/equal to in Arithmechicks Explore More, fractions in Arithmechicks Play Fair, and ordinal numbers in Arithmechicks Find Their Place.
Explores the writings of Marcus Garvey, Claude McKay and C.L.R. James and
argues that these black transnationals articulated a novel conception of black
identity that reconfigures the meaning of American nationality
