Focusing on the prosody of English, this book presents a fresh approach to its phonology, examining syllable and foot structure through an optimality-theoretic lens. It combines detailed empirical findings with significant theoretical insights, making it a valuable resource for understanding the intricacies of the English sound system and phonological theory.
Strategies for Parents of Preschoolers to Preteens
Focusing on the challenges of parenting young children, this guide offers practical strategies to alleviate tension caused by difficult behaviors in kids aged three to twelve. It provides parents with specific methods to address common negative behaviors, fostering a more harmonious family environment.
This book provides an introduction to Python - one of the most widely-used programming languages - for those who are familiar with linguistic concepts but have no prior background in programming or computer science. All examples in the text involve language and can be adapted or used directly for language research.
Offering a detailed roadmap for parents, this book focuses on effectively managing teenage behavior. It provides unique strategies to deter problematic actions while promoting positive behaviors, making it an invaluable resource for fostering a healthier parent-teen relationship.
The book explores the portrayal of World War I in American cinema during the interwar years, examining how filmmakers reflected on the war's impact on society and culture. It delves into the themes and narratives presented in films of that era, revealing how the industry shaped public memory and understanding of the conflict. Through analysis of various films, the work highlights the evolving attitudes towards war and heroism, as well as the influence of historical events on cinematic storytelling.
The narrative follows Uriyah, a Hittite, as he responds to God's call, showcasing his unwavering integrity and the sacrifices he endures. It explores themes of faith, commitment, and the moral dilemmas faced when following a divine path. Through Uriyah's journey, readers witness the profound impact of obedience and the challenges that come with it.
Why Theory Matters and What to Do about It
Focusing on the intersection of digital technology and education, this book addresses the lack of theoretical frameworks in understanding technology use in educational contexts. It encourages readers to critically reflect on existing theories and offers strategies for developing more robust theoretical approaches to enhance the integration of technology in learning environments.
A Guide to Starting your Career in the Secondary School
Designed for newly qualified secondary school teachers, this guide outlines essential steps from completing teacher training to navigating the first year and establishing a routine in the following years. It offers practical insights and advice tailored for those in their initial teaching phase, making it a valuable resource for both new educators and those in their first year.
The book critically examines the evolution of skills policies in Britain and Northern Ireland since the Great Exhibition of 1851, highlighting the persistent productivity gap compared to other nations. It attributes this gap to a long-standing skills deficit and analyzes the ineffectiveness of various skills systems implemented by successive governments. The author argues that employers' reluctance to invest in workforce training undermines these efforts, advocating for a return to a compulsory training model, including a proposed 'Training Tax' to ensure adequate funding for skill development.
A mysterious letter prompts Benjamin Saunders to confront his recent purchase of the old Everette estate, leading him to reflect on his past. As he revisits the property, he uncovers hidden truths and memories that challenge his understanding of both the estate and himself. The narrative explores themes of nostalgia and the impact of history on the present, compelling Benjamin to reconcile with his own experiences.