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Paperback. Condition: New. With the complexity of change that PreK-12 schools are facing, frameworks are needed to understand what the 2020s and beyond will require of the school community. While some educational stakeholders are calling for a return to the "three R's" (reading, writing, arithmetic) most educational scholars and futurists envision public schools expanding comprehensive service delivery systems that meet multiple educational, behavioral, and social needs of students and their families. This vision of expanded service delivery includes community partnerships that address students' resource and mental health needs, educational collaborations that bring learning from the community into the classroom, and wellness initiatives that emphasize health and wellbeing for all stakeholders. Concurrently, social work as a profession is adapting to the increase in online mental health services, re-examining its history, practices, identity, and complicity in oppression, and revisiting its roots of community-based practice and activism. The profession has increased its footprint in policy advocacy and support for segments of the population targeted by certain policymakers such as the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) populations and the Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) populations. The profession is still tentatively advancing toward full technology adoption, including utilization of technology-supported social work interventions. With this background of change facing society, Emerging Trends in School Social Work Practice focuses on the challenges and opportunities to further develop the professional specialty of school social work. The book examines 13 different emerging trends through the lenses of school social work practitioners and academic scholars working in partnership for each chapter. The book's editors, former school social workers and current social work scholars, worked with a national team of authors to write the chapters on the new landscape for this micro-mezzo-macro career. The information in this text will help school social workers prepare, plan, and develop their existing knowledge into accelerated skills needed to meet these demands. The book concludes with a chapter written by school social work leaders examining their burgeoning role in the PreK-12 educational landscape and leaving breadcrumbs for others to follow their path to greater influence. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. With the complexity of change that PreK-12 schools are facing, frameworks are needed to understand what the 2020s and beyond will require of the school community. While some educational stakeholders are calling for a return to the "three R's" (reading, writing, arithmetic) most educational scholars and futurists envision public schools expanding comprehensive service delivery systems that meet multiple educational, behavioral, and social needs of students and theirfamilies. This vision of expanded service delivery includes community partnerships that address students' resource and mental health needs, educational collaborations that bring learning from thecommunity into the classroom, and wellness initiatives that emphasize health and wellbeing for all stakeholders. Concurrently, social work as a profession is adapting to the increase in online mental health services, re-examining its history, practices, identity, and complicity in oppression, and revisiting its roots of community-based practice and activism. The profession has increased its footprint in policy advocacy and support for segments of the population targetedby certain policymakers such as the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) populations and the Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) populations. The profession is still tentativelyadvancing toward full technology adoption, including utilization of technology-supported social work interventions. With this background of change facing society, Emerging Trends in School Social Work Practice focuses on the challenges and opportunities to further develop the professional specialty of school social work. The book examines 13 different emerging trends through the lenses of school social work practitioners and academic scholars working inpartnership for each chapter. The book's editors, former school social workers and current social work scholars, worked with a national team of authors to write the chapters on the new landscape for thismicro-mezzo-macro career. The information in this text will help school social workers prepare, plan, and develop their existing knowledge into accelerated skills needed to meet these demands. The book concludes with a chapter written by school social work leaders examining their burgeoning role in the PreK-12 educational landscape and leaving breadcrumbs for others to follow their path to greater influence. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - With the complexity of change that PreK-12 schools are facing, frameworks are needed to understand what the 2020s and beyond will require of the school community. While some educational stakeholders are calling for a return to the 'three R's' (reading, writing, arithmetic) most educational scholars and futurists envision public schools expanding comprehensive service delivery systems that meet multiple educational, behavioral, and social needs of students and their families. This vision of expanded service delivery includes community partnerships that address students' resource and mental health needs, educational collaborations that bring learning from the community into the classroom, and wellness initiatives that emphasize health and wellbeing for all stakeholders. Concurrently, social work as a profession is adapting to the increase in online mental health services, re-examining its history, practices, identity, and complicity in oppression, and revisiting its roots of community-based practice and activism. The profession has increased its footprint in policy advocacy and support for segments of the population targeted by certain policymakers such as the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) populations and the Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) populations. The profession is still tentatively advancing toward full technology adoption, including utilization of technology-supported social work interventions. With this background of change facing society, Emerging Trends in School Social Work Practice focuses on the challenges and opportunities to further develop the professional specialty of school social work. The book examines 13 different emerging trends through the lenses of school social work practitioners and academic scholars working in partnership for each chapter. The book's editors, former school social workers and current social work scholars, worked with a national team of authors to write the chapters on the new landscape for this micro-mezzo-macro career. The information in this text will help school social workers prepare, plan, and develop their existing knowledge into accelerated skills needed to meet these demands. The book concludes with a chapter written by school social work leaders examining their burgeoning role in the PreK-12 educational landscape and leaving breadcrumbs for others to follow their path to greater influence. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Essay aus dem Jahr 2019 im Fachbereich Sprachwissenschaft / Sprachforschung (fachübergreifend), Note: 1,0, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: In diesem Essay geht es um die Verwendung einer einheitlichen Sprache als gemeinsame Kommunikationsbasis. Dies wird hier anhand des Tok Pisin, einer Kreol- oder auch Pidginsprache in Papua-Neuguinea erläutert.In Papua-Neuguinea gibt es mehr als 750 Stämme, von welchen jeder seine eigene, individuelle Sprache spricht. Vor der Ankunft westlicher Seefahrernationen in den 1880er Jahren war die Verständigung unter den Stämmen daher unmöglich, weshalb Kreolsprachen, auch Pidgin genannt, wie die Sprache Tok Pisin eingeführt wurden, wodurch sich die Stämme auch untereinander verständigen konnten. Hieraus erhoffte man sich unter anderem einen Rückgang von Stammeskonflikten aufgrund von Sprachbarrieren und Verständigungskonflikten.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. With the complexity of change that PreK-12 schools are facing, frameworks are needed to understand what the 2020s and beyond will require of the school community. While some educational stakeholders are calling for a return to the "three R's" (reading, writing, arithmetic) most educational scholars and futurists envision public schools expanding comprehensive service delivery systems that meet multiple educational, behavioral, and social needs of students and their families. This vision of expanded service delivery includes community partnerships that address students' resource and mental health needs, educational collaborations that bring learning from the community into the classroom, and wellness initiatives that emphasize health and wellbeing for all stakeholders. Concurrently, social work as a profession is adapting to the increase in online mental health services, re-examining its history, practices, identity, and complicity in oppression, and revisiting its roots of community-based practice and activism. The profession has increased its footprint in policy advocacy and support for segments of the population targeted by certain policymakers such as the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) populations and the Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) populations. The profession is still tentatively advancing toward full technology adoption, including utilization of technology-supported social work interventions. With this background of change facing society, Emerging Trends in School Social Work Practice focuses on the challenges and opportunities to further develop the professional specialty of school social work. The book examines 13 different emerging trends through the lenses of school social work practitioners and academic scholars working in partnership for each chapter. The book's editors, former school social workers and current social work scholars, worked with a national team of authors to write the chapters on the new landscape for this micro-mezzo-macro career. The information in this text will help school social workers prepare, plan, and develop their existing knowledge into accelerated skills needed to meet these demands. The book concludes with a chapter written by school social work leaders examining their burgeoning role in the PreK-12 educational landscape and leaving breadcrumbs for others to follow their path to greater influence. …

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Hardcover. Condition: Sehr gut. 1. Auflage. Z : 144 Seiten mit 120 farbigen Abbildungen, Leinenband geprägt - Mit seinen Porträts, Interieurs und Landschaftsbildern greift Armin Boehm die kursierenden Bilder von Terrorcamps, Militärbasen und Giftküchen auf und bringt sie vorbehaltlos in Einklang mit planetaren Räumen, Kometen und Konstellationen. Es ist, als ob »der böse Blick« uns das massenmedial geprägte Bild eines neuen Unbewussten im schaurig-schönen Glanz alter Meisterschaft zugleich verdeutlicht und verrätselt.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Studienarbeit aus dem Jahr 2019 im Fachbereich Germanistik - Linguistik, Note: 1,7, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz (Deutsches Institut), Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: In dieser Arbeit wird das Phänomen der Slogans in der Werbesprache anhand einer Analyse verschiedener Slogans der Automobilbranche veranschaulicht. Als Beispiele dienen Slogans der Automarke Opel aus den verschiedenen Jahrzehnten 1950er, 1960er, 1970er, 1980er, 1990er, 2000er sowie der 2010er.Slogans sind in der heutigen Zeit nicht mehr aus der Werbung, in welcher Form auch immer sie präsentiert wird, wegzudenken. Slogans sind gerade lang genug, um eine Werbebotschaft zu transportieren, jedoch kurz genug, um im Gedächtnis zu bleiben. Der Fokus der Analyse liegt auf den in Slogans transportierten Botschaften und inwieweit Slogans das Thema des jeweiligen Jahrzehnts wiederspiegeln.…