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By Crespin Arthur Lee Medina
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This book is great for educators looking to increase minority student achievement and decrease discipline problems. This book gives practical solutions to in-class issues that can be put to use right away. It also gives a historical perspective of education and it´s relationship with ethinic minoirity students. It is a great read!
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Ability Lane

Ability Lane - Disability History, Culture, Care and Experience

“Ability Lane is a book that approaches a variety of Disability subjects. Writings in the book address disability history, culture, health care, and personal experiences. The subject matter is educational, informative, entertaining, intriguing and often very real-life.“

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“Persons with Disabilities, I feel, are the people to lead the world down the path towards a more open communication of shared knowledge andinformation. We represent every single race, class, gender, culture and abilityaround the world. We have seen every social circumstance; from deep povertyto the achievement of Doctoral degrees and high offices. We have knownstigma, outright prejudice, great love, humility, and every range of emotionyou can imagine. Our spiritual values cover the entire realm of humanexperience. Physically, we have experienced every condition known to humankind. Our experiences, knowledge, and the information we have as individualsand communities are stunning. Who is better equipped to lead the worldtowards a more open and widespread sharing of that same knowledge andinformation so desperately needed in this world?“

“...The wealth of shared knowledge and information achieved as a result of expressions of courtesyand patience with others, enhancing the communication process, presentsthe ability to change the very world around us.We, as Persons with Disabilities, are in a unique position to help humanity.Let us, ´open the door,´ so to speak. Let us promote the process of sharingknowledge and information on all levels, providing an example that theworld has not experienced before. Let our example help humanity to grow,and improve, so that all will benefit.“

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    FORMAT: Softcover
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    By Thomas C. Weiss, M.A.
    Ability Lane

    Ability Lane - Disability History, Culture, Care and Experience

    “Ability Lane is a book that approaches a variety of Disability subjects. Writings in the book address disability history, culture, health care, and personal experiences. The subject matter is educational, informative, entertaining, intriguing and often very real-life.“

    Excerpt From The Introduction...

    “Persons with Disabilities, I feel, are the people to lead the world down the path towards a more open communication of shared knowledge andinformation. We represent every single race, class, gender, culture and abilityaround the world. We have seen every social circumstance; from deep povertyto the achievement of Doctoral degrees and high offices. We have knownstigma, outright prejudice, great love, humility, and every range of emotionyou can imagine. Our spiritual values cover the entire realm of humanexperience. Physically, we have experienced every condition known to humankind. Our experiences, knowledge, and the information we have as individualsand communities are stunning. Who is better equipped to lead the worldtowards a more open and widespread sharing of that same knowledge andinformation so desperately needed in this world?“

    “...The wealth of shared knowledge and information achieved as a result of expressions of courtesyand patience with others, enhancing the communication process, presentsthe ability to change the very world around us.We, as Persons with Disabilities, are in a unique position to help humanity.Let us, ´open the door,´ so to speak. Let us promote the process of sharingknowledge and information on all levels, providing an example that theworld has not experienced before. Let our example help humanity to grow,and improve, so that all will benefit.“

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      By Rolf P. Lynton
      Director, teamleader, dean, large-system consultant, from decades in several South Asian countries and organisational settings this father distills key episodes in having and bringing up three children in new places: births and an adoption, schools, making and leaving friends, crises, building a house to anchor the family, culture shock in reverse when moving “back” West. All while father is absorbed in work and ensuring career and income long-term. A Danish cross-cultural psychologist long practicing in China confirmed that these issues commonly trouble expatriate fathers. The children’s comments throughout- a most unusual feature – add inter-generational depths to this actual up-down story of a father managing intriguing work along with family life which ends with special guidelines for fathers on the move.
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      By Rolf P. Lynton
      Director, teamleader, dean, large-system consultant, from decades in several South Asian countries and organisational settings this father distills key episodes in having and bringing up three children in new places: births and an adoption, schools, making and leaving friends, crises, building a house to anchor the family, culture shock in reverse when moving “back” West. All while father is absorbed in work and ensuring career and income long-term. A Danish cross-cultural psychologist long practicing in China confirmed that these issues commonly trouble expatriate fathers. The children’s comments throughout- a most unusual feature – add inter-generational depths to this actual up-down story of a father managing intriguing work along with family life which ends with special guidelines for fathers on the move.
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      By Ethlyn Davis Fuller, Ph.D.
      Classroom management, cultural diversity, and parenting are vitally important in teaching and learning. It is crucial to understand how effective classroom management can be maintained for students and teachers. The necessity of understanding and teaching cultural diversity that assist teachers and students in valuing individuals and groups creates a forum for acceptance and appreciation for those that are different and similar in ethnic orientation, religion, social, and economic status. Along with understanding classroom management and cultural diversity in the learning environment is addressing parenting concerns for parent and student relationships in families and schools. Parenting in America is always challenging, sometimes frustrating, often rewarding, and continuously experiencing new situations for coping in a world that is different from the one most of us grew up in as children.
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      By Ethlyn Davis Fuller, Ph.D.
      Classroom management, cultural diversity, and parenting are vitally important in teaching and learning. It is crucial to understand how effective classroom management can be maintained for students and teachers. The necessity of understanding and teaching cultural diversity that assist teachers and students in valuing individuals and groups creates a forum for acceptance and appreciation for those that are different and similar in ethnic orientation, religion, social, and economic status. Along with understanding classroom management and cultural diversity in the learning environment is addressing parenting concerns for parent and student relationships in families and schools. Parenting in America is always challenging, sometimes frustrating, often rewarding, and continuously experiencing new situations for coping in a world that is different from the one most of us grew up in as children.
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      By Jamie Pierce
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      By The Dice Group
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