Michael Strong Bücher

Keine Jungfrau in Orleans - bk116; Bastei Lübbe Verlag; Michael Strong; pocket_book; 1981

The narratives and anecdotes within this book provide an insightful glimpse into a career in DFO Fisheries research. It critiques the Department of Fisheries and Oceans' management strategies while advocating for the importance of relevant scientific research in promoting sustainable fisheries. Through personal experiences, the author emphasizes the need for effective practices and policies in fisheries management, making a compelling case for a more informed approach to sustaining aquatic resources.

Set in the transformative post-WW2 era, the narrative explores the clash between societal progress and the undercurrents of racial and national manipulation. In 1958, a clandestine group of seven men emerges, seeking to wield power and influence over a rapidly evolving society. Their secretive agenda poses a threat to the opportunities available to many, highlighting the tension between hope and the darker aspects of human nature during a time of significant change.

Teach students to think for themselves. The Habit of Thought describes the theory, practice, and vision of Socratic Practice, a novel and increasingly widespread approach to classroom instruction. In this series of thought-provoking essays, Strong argues that Socratic Practice fosters a culture of learning in the classroom and ultimately helps young people to become mature independent thinkers. The issues discussed range from the philosophical (intellectual dialogue and integrity) to the practical (classroom models and evaluation rubrics). This book is an essential resource for educators seeking to prepare their students for the challenges of the 21st century.