Sir John Carr war ein englischer Anwalt und Reiseschriftsteller, dessen Reiseberichte durch Europa wegen ihres leichten Stils beliebt wurden. Seine lebhaften Erzählungen schilderten seine Reisen, wobei seine Darstellungen von Frankreich, Skandinavien, Russland und Irland besonders erfolgreich waren. Carrs zugängliche Prosa lud die Leser zu seinen Abenteuern auf dem Kontinent ein.
Can Carlo win the Grommet Competition? Grom Comp Day was the day Carlo showed what a good surfer he was. Maddy set up a sandwich stall and Team Turbo watched the competition excitedly. But when Carlo's board broke in two, he ended up winning a different prize altogether.
Can Team Turbo catch the gigantic eel? Benji had seen a gigantic eel. He wanted Team Turbo to help him catch it. Hari helped by searching the web for ways to catch eels without using a hook. Did Team Turbo catch the eel or did it slip away?
Killer whales are often found stranded on the beach. This is the story of how Team Turbo helped to save a stranded killer whale. It all started when Maddy challenged Pumpkin to a fishing competition and Maddy doesn't even like to fish. Slippery, slimy fish freak her out!
History, theory and policy in Ireland
Exploring the impact of global capitalism, this book raises critical questions for teacher educators, teachers, and unions around the world. It delves into the challenges and dynamics facing educators in a globalized context, examining the role of unions and the implications for teaching practices and policies. Through a comprehensive analysis, it seeks to understand how these factors influence education systems and the profession as a whole.
Set in the summer and autumn of 1806, this classic work offers a detailed exploration of Holland along the Rhine's banks, capturing the essence of the region's landscapes and culture. Recognized for its historical significance, this republished edition has been meticulously reformatted and retyped to ensure clarity and readability, preserving its legacy for future generations. Alpha Editions aims to keep this important narrative alive by presenting it in a modern format, free from the limitations of scanned copies.
This book provides national governments and school-communities with a model way of working to push back against child poverty, showcasing Wales's social democracy as different from the UK conservative neoliberal project that has wreaked havoc in its four different jurisdictions.
