LIBROS DEL AUTOR: karen henry

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  • Through an Autistic Lens
    Karen Henry
    What happens when autism is misunderstood by the very systems meant to provide care?This powerful and thought-provoking book explores the intersection of autism, motherhood, mental health, education, and midwifery through the author’s unique perspective as both an autistic woman and a qualified midwife.Diagnosed alongside two of her children, the author draws on her personal jo...
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    10,96 €

  • Co-Active Leadership, Second Edition
    Henry Kimsey-House / Karen Kimsey-House
    Top-down, one-dimensional leadership models are hopelessly outmoded in today’s rapidly changing world, and they waste the leadership ability that is present throughout an organization. In this visionary book, Karen and Henry Kimsey-House provide a model that harnesses the possibility of many rather than relying on the power of one. Their revolutionary five-dimensional approach ...
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    30,13 €

  • All Will Fall Away
    Karen S. Henry
    All Will Fall Away opens with a young musician’s first glorious and desperate experience of New Orleans, where he tastes 'what no one said would be good for you/ the sharp burn of that shot on Bourbon Street' and where his 'own songs spill out' in the 'city of floods.' Blues as an explicit theme returns in 'Galveston Blues,' recalling the storm 'that shattered the island to spl...
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    17,18 €

  • Time to Move
    Karen Henry / Kay Margetts / Trudi Fitzhenry
    Time to Move focuses is on supporting infants, toddlers and young children’s physical development and wellbeing. This will enable increasingly complex exploration of their environment and the manipulation and use of a range of tools. It’s designed for all educators to use for observing, assessing, planning and supporting children in the early years. ...
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    41,93 €

  • Papa Was a Lighthouse Keeper
    Karen Anderson Henry
    Little Doris Hanson lived in the lighthouse on Chambers Island, Wisconsin, every summer from the age of 11 days to 10 years. Doris’s father, Sam O. Hanson, was the assistant lighthouse keeper in the early 1900’s. What was it like to live on a remote island in a lighthouse? Doris told of her adventures and unique experiences of the life of a young girl living in just such a p...
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    13,62 €

  • Children Talk about the Mind
    Henry M. Wellman / Karen Bartsch
    The emerging concept of other people is a critical phase in childhood develoment with deep implications for learning, language and the entire socialization process. But what, exactly, do children understand about the mind? And when does that understanding first occur? In this groundbreaking book, Karen Bartsch and Henry Wellman answer these questions and much more by looking at...
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    120,55 €