Off the Charts is "an exploration of the effects of asynchronous development on gifted children and adults. It contains sections on Asynchrony and the Individual, Asynchrony and the Family, Asynchrony and Learning and chapters describe the nature of asynchrony, methods of dealing with the challenges of asynchrony, and recommendations for adapting education in a variety of settings". It is an excellent "book for parents, teachers, counselors, and others concerned with the optimal development of gifted to profoundly gifted individuals"--Back cover. The editors have brought together 19 essays by renowned gifted education specialists to produce this important new publication for 2013. A bibliography on Asynchronous Development provides extensive further reading.
On the tabloid shows, there had beentalk about what Sally Testata should do next, whetherto ramp up (that'swhat they wanted; they were dying tointerview her)orgothe rehab route—justwhat Feldman had recommended—but I had yetto discuss it ...
... , eugenists [sic], psychologists,” bent on early testing and accelerated training, could presume to chart this fresh form of genius. Child writers, then as now, came trailing clouds of imaginative spontaneity their 70 OFF THE CHARTS.
When there's a tie, the two chefs cook up a hybrid dessert just in time for the Faire. Puns--both literal and visual--abound in this fun adventure story with beloved characters and a solid pedagogical foundation.
Music as big business may be decades old, but only recently have its business methods copied those of other industries: the point now is not music but its marketing. By...
Macy Misa is the biggest JONAS fan out there.
When twenty-one-year-old Greg Bounder, a brash, wealthy college student, meets his one-time singing idol, Sally Testata, at a Scranton bar, he seizes the opportunity to create an exciting career for himself by managing her comeback.
Students learn the specifics of statutes, rules and cases faster than with the current text or outline materials and will more easily see how each fits into the broader subject matter.
Money, health, and cultural and language barriers lead to the biggest mistakes and problems for photographers while on the road, and in this book, Lou Jones offers up his years of on-the-road experience for you.
... off the charts much quicker. The original plan was for “Real Love” and “Free as a Bird” to be on the previous ones, and this one would have John's “Now and Then”—but that plan was abandoned when George vetoed it, saying he didn't like ...
This book is an easy guide that turns charts into profitable selections at the track.