Linda McCallister Livres

For anyone who's ever said, I wish I hadn't said that;'' or I wish I'd said what I was really thinking;'' this is for you. Based on the six styles of communication (noble, socratic, reflective, magistrate, candidate, senator), it shows you how to deal with difficult people who create stress and problems; how to influence your boss, colleagues and subordinates; and ultimately how to get the results you want. Talking scenarios'' reveal what it sounds'' like when people talk their way into or out of trouble. You'll also discover how to create the sound of success and deal with styles of people who communicate such as Woody Allen, Margaret Thatcher or Geraldo Rivera. Communication Style Profile Tests enable you to measure how effectively you communicate.

Focusing on character development and intrinsic learning, this installment follows Mrs. Williams' gifted class as they prepare for field day. Students engage in research projects about various countries, enhancing their leadership skills while addressing real-life challenges like illness, bullying, and self-belief. The narrative intertwines informative lessons with personal growth, showcasing both classroom dynamics and outdoor activities. Vibrant illustrations add a playful touch to the story, enriching the overall experience.

Set in Mrs. Williams' gifted classroom, the story follows exceptionally bright children who excel beyond their peers. This second installment in the series delves deeper into their adventures and unique experiences, showcasing their talents and the challenges they face in a specialized learning environment.

Focusing on the theme of learning for its own sake, this story follows Nathaniel, a gifted 8-year-old in Mrs. Williams' class, where students engage in creative research and projects. The class explores various themes, encouraging students to pursue knowledge beyond the classroom. Mrs. Williams fosters this curiosity by allowing students to present their findings, complemented by character lessons. The imaginative narrative is enhanced by playful illustrations, making it an engaging read for older elementary students. This book launches a series featuring other students from Mrs. Williams' class.