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12 immersive and original sound meditations for reflection, solace, joy and bliss from the creator of the hit podcast GABA.Head up phone down. I am here to teach you how to bliss. To simply be. To be as happy as a kiss.How to Bliss is a meditative spell that is designed to instil within a sense of bliss. At its heart unfolds a simple philosophy for life; that everything you need to feel happy and content is already contained within you.The book can be enjoyed in its entirety, as a lyrical fable for finding happiness. Or you can choose to return to your favourite chapters as a guided meditation.Through Adam’s unique blend of electronic soundscapes, sounds from the natural world, poetry and storytelling, this is next generation meditation as you’ve never experienced it before.

This Element offers insight into the creative interactions that shape collaborative songwriting in the twenty-first Century. It explores how musical creativity is distributed and affectively framed by interactions between people, spaces, tools, and industrial forces. It features the analysis of in-depth interviews with professional songwriters and integrates conceptual resources from phenomenology, enactive cognitive science, and ecological psychology to offer a novel understanding of creative consciousness as involving individual and shared affective resonances and atmospheres. Section 1 explores how patterns of affect are manifest and regulated in creative interactions. Section 2 confronts the relation between affective experience and musicians' senses of autonomy and agency. Section 3 illuminates songmakers' experiences of solitary and shared worlds during collaborations with a focus on environment and creative atmospheres.

This Element offers insight into the creative interactions that shape collaborative songwriting in the twenty-first Century. It explores how musical creativity is distributed and affectively framed by interactions between people, spaces, tools, and industrial forces. It features the analysis of in-depth interviews with professional songwriters and integrates conceptual resources from phenomenology, enactive cognitive science, and ecological psychology to offer a novel understanding of creative consciousness as involving individual and shared affective resonances and atmospheres. Section 1 explores how patterns of affect are manifest and regulated in creative interactions. Section 2 confronts the relation between affective experience and musicians' senses of autonomy and agency. Section 3 illuminates songmakers' experiences of solitary and shared worlds during collaborations with a focus on environment and creative atmospheres.

Collaborative Songwriting: In the Room focuses on the collaborative, creative act of group songwriting. It provides insights, perspectives and practical tools which will be invaluable for those just starting out in collaborative creativity as well as more experienced collaborators.Songwriting and music production in the 21st century are increasingly social activities. As a result, the contemporary songwriter and collaborative music producer need to be comfortable and skilled at creating with others. With this in mind, this book works to demystify the practice of collaborative creativity and demonstrates how readers can apply this theoretical underpinning to their creative practice. The inclusion of over 15 interviews with industry professionals from the United Kingdom, the United States and Europe allows readers to benefit from the vast and varied experiences of collaboration.Collaborative Songwriting: In the Room will provide valuable insight to professional or developing songwriters, music producers, music educators, community artists, arts practitioners and performing musicians wanting to gain new perspectives into creative collaboration. It will also be a valuable companion to students of songwriting and popular music.

Collaborative Songwriting: In the Room focuses on the collaborative, creative act of group songwriting. It provides insights, perspectives and practical tools which will be invaluable for those just starting out in collaborative creativity as well as more experienced collaborators.Songwriting and music production in the 21st century are increasingly social activities. As a result, the contemporary songwriter and collaborative music producer need to be comfortable and skilled at creating with others. With this in mind, this book works to demystify the practice of collaborative creativity and demonstrates how readers can apply this theoretical underpinning to their creative practice. The inclusion of over 15 interviews with industry professionals from the United Kingdom, the United States and Europe allows readers to benefit from the vast and varied experiences of collaboration.Collaborative Songwriting: In the Room will provide valuable insight to professional or developing songwriters, music producers, music educators, community artists, arts practitioners and performing musicians wanting to gain new perspectives into creative collaboration. It will also be a valuable companion to students of songwriting and popular music.

Collaborative Songwriting: In the Room focuses on the collaborative, creative act of group songwriting. It provides insights, perspectives and practical tools which will be invaluable for those just starting out in collaborative creativity as well as more experienced collaborators.Songwriting and music production in the 21st century are increasingly social activities. As a result, the contemporary songwriter and collaborative music producer need to be comfortable and skilled at creating with others. With this in mind, this book works to demystify the practice of collaborative creativity and demonstrates how readers can apply this theoretical underpinning to their creative practice. The inclusion of over 15 interviews with industry professionals from the United Kingdom, the United States and Europe allows readers to benefit from the vast and varied experiences of collaboration.Collaborative Songwriting: In the Room will provide valuable insight to professional or developing songwriters, music producers, music educators, community artists, arts practitioners and performing musicians wanting to gain new perspectives into creative collaboration. It will also be a valuable companion to students of songwriting and popular music.

Collaborative Songwriting: In the Room focuses on the collaborative, creative act of group songwriting. It provides insights, perspectives and practical tools which will be invaluable for those just starting out in collaborative creativity as well as more experienced collaborators.Songwriting and music production in the 21st century are increasingly social activities. As a result, the contemporary songwriter and collaborative music producer need to be comfortable and skilled at creating with others. With this in mind, this book works to demystify the practice of collaborative creativity and demonstrates how readers can apply this theoretical underpinning to their creative practice. The inclusion of over 15 interviews with industry professionals from the United Kingdom, the United States and Europe allows readers to benefit from the vast and varied experiences of collaboration.Collaborative Songwriting: In the Room will provide valuable insight to professional or developing songwriters, music producers, music educators, community artists, arts practitioners and performing musicians wanting to gain new perspectives into creative collaboration. It will also be a valuable companion to students of songwriting and popular music.

Dread Captain Valerie Vennosa: the most feared pirate of sea and sky. Fellow pirates admire and fear her prowess with a blade and her cunning mind, while the Union from whom she steals, wants only to see her dead. All know to run when they see her sails. The beautiful, dangerous, deadly and ruthless young woman has a secret however… She’s never actually killed anyone.Having inherited her father’s sky ship, the Blood Falcon, and her loyal crew at a very young age, Valerie built a career of infamy in a dangerous world full of flying ships, dragons, and pirates. Valerie’s days of pretending and mercy may be at an end the day she discovers evidence suggesting her mother’s killer still lives… and there may have been more to her death than a simple raid on Valerie’s childhood home. Burning with revenge, the young pirate captain must venture into the heart of the very Union that would see her dead in search of answers, answers that may cost more than just the lives of Valerie and her crew.

Fun activities, games, and tips to teach phonics to kids, written by teachers and backed by research Droppin' Knowledge on Foundational Skills: Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Exercises Aligned to Science of Reading is an essential companion for anyone teaching kids how to read, showing exactly what works, why it works, and how to do it. Written by Heidi and Adam Martin, two veteran teachers and popular education influencers determined to solve the literacy crisis, this book distills the latest research in the science of phonological and phonemic awareness and makes it accessible to all, regardless of experience or depth of formal training. In this book, readers will explore: Word awareness, syllables, rhyming, onset and rime, phonemic isolation, blending, segmentation, addition, and deletionPractical strategies and tips to get kids ready to ensure kids have the foundational literacy skills they need to be successful readers and spellersFun reproducibles and games that can be used as warm-ups and supplementary material to lesson plansDroppin' Knowledge on Foundational Skills: Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Exercises Aligned to Science of Reading earns a well-deserved spot on the bookshelves of all elementary and middle school teachers, literary coaches, reading specialists and tutors, and parents.

Fun activities, games, and tips to teach phonics to kids, written by teachers and backed by research

Droppin'' Knowledge on Foundational Skills: Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Exercises Aligned to Science of Reading is an essential companion for anyone teaching kids how to read, showing exactly what works, why it works, and how to do it. Written by Heidi and Adam Martin, two veteran teachers and popular education influencers determined to solve the literacy crisis, this book distills the latest research in the science of phonological and phonemic awareness and makes it accessible to all, regardless of experience or depth of formal training.

In this book, readers will explore:

Word awareness, syllables, rhyming, onset and rime, phonemic isolation, blending, segmentation, addition, and deletion Practical strategies and tips to get kids ready to ensure kids have the foundational literacy skills they need to be successful readers and spellers Fun reproducibles and games that can be used as warm-ups and supplementary material to lesson plans

Droppin'' Knowledge on Foundational Skills: Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Exercises Aligned to Science of Reading earns a well-deserved spot on the bookshelves of all elementary and middle school teachers, literary coaches, reading specialists and tutors, and parents.

Fun activities, games, and tips to teach phonics to kids, written by teachers and backed by research

Droppin'' Knowledge on Foundational Skills: Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Exercises Aligned to Science of Reading is an essential companion for anyone teaching kids how to read, showing exactly what works, why it works, and how to do it. Written by Heidi and Adam Martin, two veteran teachers and popular education influencers determined to solve the literacy crisis, this book distills the latest research in the science of phonological and phonemic awareness and makes it accessible to all, regardless of experience or depth of formal training.

In this book, readers will explore:

Word awareness, syllables, rhyming, onset and rime, phonemic isolation, blending, segmentation, addition, and deletion Practical strategies and tips to get kids ready to ensure kids have the foundational literacy skills they need to be successful readers and spellers Fun reproducibles and games that can be used as warm-ups and supplementary material to lesson plans

Droppin'' Knowledge on Foundational Skills: Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Exercises Aligned to Science of Reading earns a well-deserved spot on the bookshelves of all elementary and middle school teachers, literary coaches, reading specialists and tutors, and parents.

Teacher-created activities, games, and tips aligned with science to help kids learn to read Created by a team of experienced teachers, not researchers, and aligned with the latest in the science of reading, Droppin' Knowledge on Sight Words: Strategies, Games, and Resources Aligned to the Science of Reading is a fun, actionable book that supports anyone teaching kids how to read. The research-based strategies included in this book take the focus off basic memorization and encourage kids to learn and permanently store high frequency words, while also reducing stress for parents, teachers, and kids throughout the reading process. Readers will find: Games that teach sight words (including heart words) through orthographic mappingReady-to-use “quick win” activities perfect for bell work, homework, lesson plans, and extra credit assignments to deepen understanding and complement reading curriculumPractical tips and teaching strategies that help teach high frequency words in a more entertaining and effective wayAddressing the literacy crisis in a way that kids find relatable and enjoyable, Droppin' Knowledge on Sight Words: Strategies, Games, and Resources Aligned to the Science of Reading is an essential handbook for K-5 teachers, reading specialists, and literacy coaches, along with reading tutors and all parents seeking to improve their child's literacy skills.

Teacher-created activities, games, and tips aligned with science to help kids learn to read

Created by a team of experienced teachers, not researchers, and aligned with the latest in the science of reading, Droppin'' Knowledge on Sight Words: Strategies, Games, and Resources Aligned to the Science of Reading is a fun, actionable book that supports anyone teaching kids how to read. The research-based strategies included in this book take the focus off basic memorization and encourage kids to learn and permanently store high frequency words, while also reducing stress for parents, teachers, and kids throughout the reading process.

Readers will find:

Games that teach sight words (including heart words) through orthographic mapping Ready-to-use “quick win” activities perfect for bell work, homework, lesson plans, and extra credit assignments to deepen understanding and complement reading curriculum Practical tips and teaching strategies that help teach high frequency words in a more entertaining and effective way

Addressing the literacy crisis in a way that kids find relatable and enjoyable, Droppin'' Knowledge on Sight Words: Strategies, Games, and Resources Aligned to the Science of Reading is an essential handbook for K-5 teachers, reading specialists, and literacy coaches, along with reading tutors and all parents seeking to improve their child''s literacy skills.

Teacher-created activities, games, and tips aligned with science to help kids learn to read

Created by a team of experienced teachers, not researchers, and aligned with the latest in the science of reading, Droppin'' Knowledge on Sight Words: Strategies, Games, and Resources Aligned to the Science of Reading is a fun, actionable book that supports anyone teaching kids how to read. The research-based strategies included in this book take the focus off basic memorization and encourage kids to learn and permanently store high frequency words, while also reducing stress for parents, teachers, and kids throughout the reading process.

Readers will find:

Games that teach sight words (including heart words) through orthographic mapping Ready-to-use “quick win” activities perfect for bell work, homework, lesson plans, and extra credit assignments to deepen understanding and complement reading curriculum Practical tips and teaching strategies that help teach high frequency words in a more entertaining and effective way

Addressing the literacy crisis in a way that kids find relatable and enjoyable, Droppin'' Knowledge on Sight Words: Strategies, Games, and Resources Aligned to the Science of Reading is an essential handbook for K-5 teachers, reading specialists, and literacy coaches, along with reading tutors and all parents seeking to improve their child''s literacy skills.

Reproducible, research-based activities to help K-5 students learn phonics and spelling, fast Educators and parents know we are facing a literacy crisis, but few know what to about it. Droppin' Knowledge on Phonics is an action-oriented guide written by experienced educators to bridge the gap between research and practice. Drawing on the latest evidence on how K-8 students learn best, Heidi Martin and Adam Martin have developed reproducible activities, games, and practical tips to bolster phonics and spelling curricula. All the books in the Droppin' Knowledge series contain ready-to-go resources that you can use within your existing curriculum. These activities are perfect as warm-ups, homework, extra credit assignments, or in-class additions to your lesson plans. Deepen learners' understanding of important phonics and spelling concepts and give them “quick wins” to increase confidence and activate prior learning. Many Science of Reading books go into too much detail on the research background of teaching. For parent educators and teachers, Droppin' Knowledge on Phonics offers a more accessible, immediately useful resource. With this book, you can teach students to read and help struggling readers, without a lot of background reading or ramp-up time. Find evidence-based reproducible activities that you can use right away to help students learn to readBolster your lesson plans with no-prep activities, games, and homework assignmentsGet phonics and spelling activities to enhance your lessonsBring the latest scientific evidence into your teaching, without a lot of background reading or extra planningAnyone teaching students in grades K–5, including homeschooling parents and early career teachers, can easily implement the activities and techniques in this book. Reading specialists and literacy coaches will also appreciate this valuable, step-by-step resource library.

Reproducible, research-based activities to help K-5 students learn phonics and spelling, fast

Educators and parents know we are facing a literacy crisis, but few know what to about it. Droppin'' Knowledge on Phonics is an action-oriented guide written by experienced educators to bridge the gap between research and practice. Drawing on the latest evidence on how K-8 students learn best, Heidi Martin and Adam Martin have developed reproducible activities, games, and practical tips to bolster phonics and spelling curricula. All the books in the Droppin'' Knowledge series contain ready-to-go resources that you can use within your existing curriculum. These activities are perfect as warm-ups, homework, extra credit assignments, or in-class additions to your lesson plans. Deepen learners'' understanding of important phonics and spelling concepts and give them “quick wins” to increase confidence and activate prior learning.

Many Science of Reading books go into too much detail on the research background of teaching. For parent educators and teachers, Droppin'' Knowledge on Phonics offers a more accessible, immediately useful resource. With this book, you can teach students to read and help struggling readers, without a lot of background reading or ramp-up time.

Find evidence-based reproducible activities that you can use right away to help students learn to read Bolster your lesson plans with no-prep activities, games, and homework assignments Get phonics and spelling activities to enhance your lessons Bring the latest scientific evidence into your teaching, without a lot of background reading or extra planning

Anyone teaching students in grades K–5, including homeschooling parents and early career teachers, can easily implement the activities and techniques in this book. Reading specialists and literacy coaches will also appreciate this valuable, step-by-step resource library.

Reproducible, research-based activities to help K-5 students learn phonics and spelling, fast

Educators and parents know we are facing a literacy crisis, but few know what to about it. Droppin'' Knowledge on Phonics is an action-oriented guide written by experienced educators to bridge the gap between research and practice. Drawing on the latest evidence on how K-8 students learn best, Heidi Martin and Adam Martin have developed reproducible activities, games, and practical tips to bolster phonics and spelling curricula. All the books in the Droppin'' Knowledge series contain ready-to-go resources that you can use within your existing curriculum. These activities are perfect as warm-ups, homework, extra credit assignments, or in-class additions to your lesson plans. Deepen learners'' understanding of important phonics and spelling concepts and give them “quick wins” to increase confidence and activate prior learning.

Many Science of Reading books go into too much detail on the research background of teaching. For parent educators and teachers, Droppin'' Knowledge on Phonics offers a more accessible, immediately useful resource. With this book, you can teach students to read and help struggling readers, without a lot of background reading or ramp-up time.

Find evidence-based reproducible activities that you can use right away to help students learn to read Bolster your lesson plans with no-prep activities, games, and homework assignments Get phonics and spelling activities to enhance your lessons Bring the latest scientific evidence into your teaching, without a lot of background reading or extra planning

Anyone teaching students in grades K–5, including homeschooling parents and early career teachers, can easily implement the activities and techniques in this book. Reading specialists and literacy coaches will also appreciate this valuable, step-by-step resource library.

When a massive storm knocks down a tree, it creates the perfect escape route for freedom-craving Sheep and her adventurous friend, Dog. The misfit friends set out on a wild and rollicking journey by truck, through town, and by train, trailer, and garbage truck to the circus, where they finally find where they belong. This fast-paced story, in rollicking rhyming verse with adorably bold illustrations, will keep kids on the edge of the seats until the surprise ending.

When Santa’s sleigh breaks down halfwaythrough his seasonal journey, an array of quirky, talking Australian animalsmust work together to help him deliver presents to their town. Throughteamwork, the animals save Christmas by fixing Santa's sleigh—and Rudolph'snose—so that he can deliver his presents. With themes of community, support,and empathy, this book contains a uniquely Australian twist on the holidaytheme, while the beautifully designed artwork celebrates the joy and fun ofChristmas.

Alexis de Tocqueville’s work touched upon an exceptionally broad range of social scientific disciplines, from economics to religion, and from education to international affairs. His work consistently appeals to scholars dismayed by existing disciplinary silos. Tocqueville is also well-regarded for diagnosing both the promise and perils of democratic life. Consideration of his ideas provokes serious consideration of and engagement with contemporary trends as citizens in democratic countries cope with challenges posed by new technological, cultural, and political changes. However, attention to Tocqueville is uneven across disciplines, with political theorists paying him the most heed and economists the least. This volume focuses on political economy, trying to bridge this divide.This book collects essays by emerging scholars from a variety of disciplines—political science, economics, sociology, philosophy, and social thought—to examine Tocqueville’s thoughts on political and social economy and its contemporary relevance. The book is divided into two halves. The first half engages with the main currents of research on Tocqueville’s own thoughts regarding economic institutions, constitutionalism, liberalism, history, and education. The second half applies Tocqueville’s insights to diverse contemporary topics including international relations, citizenship, mass incarceration, and pedagogy. This volume will be of interest to scholars and students interested in Tocqueville, the history of political thought, and a variety of current policy issues.

Alexis de Tocqueville’s work touched upon an exceptionally broad range of social scientific disciplines, from economics to religion, and from education to international affairs. His work consistently appeals to scholars dismayed by existing disciplinary silos. Tocqueville is also well-regarded for diagnosing both the promise and perils of democratic life. Consideration of his ideas provokes serious consideration of and engagement with contemporary trends as citizens in democratic countries cope with challenges posed by new technological, cultural, and political changes. However, attention to Tocqueville is uneven across disciplines, with political theorists paying him the most heed and economists the least. This volume focuses on political economy, trying to bridge this divide.

This book collects essays by emerging scholars from a variety of disciplines—political science, economics, sociology, philosophy, and social thought—to examine Tocqueville’s thoughts on political and social economy and its contemporary relevance. The book is divided into two halves. The first half engages with the main currents of research on Tocqueville’s own thoughts regarding economic institutions, constitutionalism, liberalism, history, and education. The second half applies Tocqueville’s insights to diverse contemporary topics including international relations, citizenship, mass incarceration, and pedagogy. This volume will be of interest to scholars and students interested in Tocqueville, the history of political thought, and a variety of current policy issues.

Alexis de Tocqueville’s work touched upon an exceptionally broad range of social scientific disciplines, from economics to religion, and from education to international affairs. His work consistently appeals to scholars dismayed by existing disciplinary silos. Tocqueville is also well-regarded for diagnosing both the promise and perils of democratic life. Consideration of his ideas provokes serious consideration of and engagement with contemporary trends as citizens in democratic countries cope with challenges posed by new technological, cultural, and political changes. However, attention to Tocqueville is uneven across disciplines, with political theorists paying him the most heed and economists the least. This volume focuses on political economy, trying to bridge this divide.This book collects essays by emerging scholars from a variety of disciplines—political science, economics, sociology, philosophy, and social thought—to examine Tocqueville’s thoughts on political and social economy and its contemporary relevance. The book is divided into two halves. The first half engages with the main currents of research on Tocqueville’s own thoughts regarding economic institutions, constitutionalism, liberalism, history, and education. The second half applies Tocqueville’s insights to diverse contemporary topics including international relations, citizenship, mass incarceration, and pedagogy. This volume will be of interest to scholars and students interested in Tocqueville, the history of political thought, and a variety of current policy issues.