Alison G. Taylor Livres

This book provides essential support and advice on using literature in the A level modern languages classroom, addressing key concerns such as ways to approach this task and how to maximise the benefit to students. There are strategies for understanding works of different genres as well as ways to analyse plot, characterisation, themes and style, all presented in a logical way that allows existing teaching methods to be built upon. Including a step-by-step approach to all aspects of planning, resourcing and teaching literature in modern languages at advanced levels, this book covers essential topics such Based on the latest A level modern languages syllabus, this practical book will help both new and experienced teachers approach teaching literature with more confidence, which will enrich their students' language learning and inspire their creativity beyond examination requirements.

A modernist as well as a neo-Confucianist, Chiang was a man of war who led the most ancient and populous country in the world through a quarter century of bloody revolutions, civil conflict, and wars of resistance against Japanese aggression. This biography reveals aspects of Chiang's life.

When someone in the town of Haughton batters Trisha Stanton Smith into oblivion, drenches her house in petrol, and drops a match, the obvious suspect is her ex-husband. Despite his claim of an alibi, Piers Stanton Smith goes to prison for life.Two years later, when the alibi evidence is unexpectedly confirmed and Stanton Smith's own conviction quashed, Detective Inspector Barry Dugdale and two colleagues are accused of curruption, and suspended from duty.Superintendent Michael McKenna, charged with investigating whether or not Dugdale deliberately suppressed vital evidence, moves with his team from North Wales to the bleak Pennine landscape around Haughton. Unravelling lies, mischief and the patterns of love and hatred, McKenna finally uncovers the truth behind a cloak of shameful secrets.

Old Ned Jones chokes on his food - or so his shocked family assume when they find him dead. Detective Inspector McKenna, his day soured by the loss of a promotion, is only interested in the extraordinary house of women Ned inhabited. But McKenna's colleague at the lab believes Ned was murdered.

Focusing on the evolution of vocational education in Canada, the book examines various initiatives, including high school apprenticeship programs and education-industry partnerships. Alison Taylor evaluates the effectiveness of these reforms and explores the integration of academic and vocational curricula. Through her research, she highlights both successes and shortcomings, providing insights into the ongoing challenges within the educational landscape. This accessible work serves as a critical resource for understanding the complexities of vocational education reform.

The plot revolves around a chaotic Thanksgiving when a clever old dog steals the turkey, sparking a hilarious family chase. As the relatives join in the pursuit, the story unfolds with excitement and humor, showcasing the lively dynamics of family gatherings. This engaging tale captures the spirit of Thanksgiving, making it a delightful read for the holiday season.

With stunning photographs of 1,000 covetable dresses, this gorgeous pictorial collection is an unparalleled source of creative inspiration and a mine of information for students, designers and all fashionistas Use this book to discover myriad design possibilities as a springboard for your own dress ideas – or revel in the beauty and craftsmanship on show. • Fabulously illustrated with catwalk photographs, analysed to pinpoint the desirable features of each dress. • Directory of dress styles, featuring historical precedents; illustrations of versions of the shape to demonstrate how it can be interpreted, with technical details; designer notes explaining what should be borne in mind when embarking on this style; and simple sketches of alternative design possibilities. • Brilliantly organized and easy-to-navigate content is ordered into colour-coded chapters by dress shape.

Troubled Everyday' offers the first detailed examination of the relationship between violence and the everyday in European art cinema. It calls for a re- evaluation of what gives these films such affective force, and such a prolonged grip on our imagination.