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Este livro nasce de um gesto simples e raro: ouvir as crianças. Em vez de falar sobre elas, a autora recolhe desenhos e narrativas de alunos por volta dos 10 anos e, a partir de uma escuta psicanalítica, mostra como afeto, transferencia e vinculo com o professor sustentam ou comprometem o desejo de aprender.Sem jarges e sem receitas faceis, a obra articula psicanalise e educaço para iluminar o cotidiano da sala de aula: pequenos rituais, modos de olhar, palavras que acolhem (ou ferem), pactos de confiança que fazem a diferença. Entre traços e palavras, as crianças revelam o que as engaja, o que as silencia e o que, afinal, transforma a escola em lugar de encontro e criaço.Resultado de pesquisa cuidadosa e sensivel, este livro oferece pistas concretas para professores, psicopedagogos e gestores, sem abrir mo do rigor conceitual. Um convite a reaprender a escutar e a deixar que a voz das crianças nos conduza.Indicado para professores, coordenadores, psicopedagogos, psicanalistas, estudantes de licenciatura e familias interessadas em uma escola que escuta.

Este livro traça a história da cannabis medicinal e recreativa desde sua origem milenar até o debate contemporâneo sobre legalização. Com abordagem didática e cronológica, explora o uso da planta por

Nem sempre a vida segue o roteiro. Às vezes, tudo vira do avesso e o cotidiano passa a parecer um verdadeiro campo de batalha.E foi em um campo de batalha da vida que este livro nasceu. Um diário ínt

In a world where the highest peaks were once considered the exclusive domain of elite male climbers, a small group of fearless women rose to challenge both nature and expectation. Beyond the Death Zone offers hobbyist adventurers a research-rich look into the lives, missions, and breakthroughs of the first women to stand atop Mount Everestan achievement that rewrote the boundaries of human endurance.Drawing from expedition logs, interviews, altitude-physiology studies, and mountaineering journals, the book reconstructs the conditions these pioneers faced: the thin-air brutality of the death zone, the physical toll of high-altitude climbing, the political challenges of expedition approval, and the quiet determination required to keep climbing when survival itself was uncertain.Readers will follow the journeys of those who braved avalanches, crevasse fields, jet-stream winds, and cultural skepticism to carve their names into mountaineering history. Each chapter blends scientific insight with human grit, showing how research, training, teamwork, and extraordinary resilience converged on the worlds highest summit.For hobbyists who crave a deeper understanding of real mountaineering history, this book reveals the triumphs that proved courage knows no gender and no altitude limit.

When humans first opened the hatch and stepped into open space, the world witnessed not just a scientific breakthrough but a branding moment that reshaped global imagination. Stepping Into the Void offers experts and professionals a marketing-focused examination of the first spacewalkershow their missions captured public attention, fueled national prestige, and transformed astronauts into enduring symbols of human possibility.This book analyzes the pioneering extravehicular activities (EVAs) of the 1960s, detailing the engineering risks, technological preparations, and dangerous improvisations that made these early spacewalks possible. But it also explores an often-overlooked dimension: how governments, media, and agencies packaged these missions into powerful narratives that influenced politics, funding, and global perceptions of the space race.Through mission transcripts, archival reports, geopolitical analyses, and branding case studies, readers gain insight into how the first EVAs helped shape national identity and public support for space exploration. The book breaks down the choreography of early spacewalks, the evolution of spacesuit design, and the communication strategies that turned astronauts into icons overnight.For professionals interested in innovation, leadership, and storytelling, this account reveals how the earliest steps into space became one of historys most successful marketing moments.

Long before humanity reached orbit, a daring group of dreamers, scientists, and engineers set out to solve one of historys most ambitious challenges: how to leave Earth itself. Engines Toward the Stars gives beginners an accessible, informative journey through the early race to build the first rocketsan adventure driven by imagination, rivalry, and relentless experimentation.From backyard experiments to secret laboratories, readers will meet the pioneers who reshaped physics and engineering. The book traces the breakthroughs of Konstantin Tsiolkovskys theoretical equations, Robert Goddards revolutionary liquid-fueled rockets, and Hermann Oberths bold designs that inspired a generation of future engineers. It also explores how political ambition, wartime pressure, and scientific collaboration accelerated rocket development and laid the foundation for the space age.Clear explanations demystify propulsion, thrust, staging, and fuel chemistry, helping new learners understand how early rockets evolved into powerful machines capable of challenging gravity itself. The narrative shows how inspiration and determination turned once-impossible dreams into engines that would one day carry satellites, astronauts, and telescopes into the cosmos.This informative introduction is perfect for readers taking their first steps into the history of rocketry and modern space exploration.

Living with ACE inhibitorinduced angioneurotic oedema can be frightening, confusing, and isolating, especially when the condition strikes without warning. The Patients Guide to Living with ACEi, Induced Angioneurotic Oedema offers a clear, compassionate roadmap for anyone affected by this rare but serious reaction to ACE inhibitor medications. Written in a personal and informative style, this guide empowers readers with knowledge, understanding, and practical tools to navigate life after diagnosis. From the first swelling episode to long, term management, this book helps patients make sense of whats happening inside their bodies. Youll learn what ACE inhibitors do, why they can sometimes trigger angioneurotic oedema, and how to recognize symptoms before they escalate. The chapters explain the underlying mechanisms, particularly the role of bradykinin, in simple, patient, friendly terms that make complex medical science accessible. More than just a medical explanation, this book emphasizes empowerment and proactive care. It discusses how to communicate effectively with healthcare professionals, what diagnostic tests may be used to confirm the condition, and what treatment options, both pharmacological and lifestyle, based, are available. Readers will find guidance on using antihistamines, making dietary and lifestyle adjustments, and understanding when surgical intervention might be necessary. Prevention and monitoring take center stage in this guide. Youll discover strategies to avoid recurrence, understand the importance of ACEi de, challenge and re, challenge, and learn how regular monitoring can make a real difference in safety and quality of life. The book also explores genetic and medical risk factors, providing insight into why some individuals are more susceptible than others. Real, world case studies bring the science to life, showing how others have recognized, managed, and overcome the challenges of ACEi, induced angioneurotic oedema. These personal insights help normalize the experience and remind readers that while the condition is rare, they are not alone in facing it. Finally, the book looks ahead to the future, highlighting new research, emerging diagnostic methods, and potential breakthroughs that may improve treatment outcomes. With each page, the reader gains a stronger foundation of understanding and confidence to take charge of their health journey. Whether youve just experienced your first episode or have been managing the condition for years, The Patients Guide to Living with ACEi, Induced Angioneurotic Oedema provides everything you need to live with awareness, preparedness, and peace of mind. It is an essential companion for patients, caregivers, and anyone seeking to understand this complex medical condition from both a scientific and human perspective. This is more than just a medical guide, its a lifeline for those navigating the uncertainties of ACE inhibitorrelated angioneurotic oedema, offering clarity, compassion, and hope.

Addicted: Big Tech and Little Minds is a powerful, eye, opening exploration of how childhood is being reshaped, rewired, and in many ways stolen by the digital world. This book pulls back the curtain on what really happens when children grow up immersed in smartphones, social platforms, endless scrolling, and technology designed to capture attention before minds are fully formed. Thoughtful, compelling, and backed by clear explanations, it reveals how childrens emotional wellbeing, mental health, social development, and identity are being shaped by forces far beyond their control. If youve ever wondered why children are more anxious, more distracted, more lonely, or more exhausted than ever before, this book explains it. From the rise of screen addiction to the collapse of unstructured play, from the comparison culture taking over childhood to the perfectionism spiraling through young minds, every chapter illuminates a part of the modern childhood puzzle. Youll learn how sleep is disrupted, why attention spans are shrinking, why girls and boys are being pulled into very different digital traps, and how constant connectivity has created a generation overwhelmed by pressure yet disconnected from real life. What sets this book apart is its blend of clarity, compassion, and practicality. It avoids blame and instead offers real insight into how persuasive design, digital overstimulation, and the relentless pull of devices shape behaviour in ways children cannot defend themselves against. It breaks down the invisible systems behind obsessive scrolling, algorithmic pressure, and the economic forces that reward keeping young users online for as long as possible. But this is not just a diagnosis of the problem. It is a blueprint for change. Readers will discover how families, schools, and communities can reclaim childhood, protect developing minds, and rebuild space for play, imagination, rest, and authentic connection. With four clear rules for a freer childhood and a hopeful roadmap for the future, this book empowers adults to take back control in a world that feels increasingly engineered for distraction. Whether you are a parent, teacher, caregiver, or a concerned citizen, Addicted: Big Tech and Little Minds offers essential insights into the digital childhood crisis and practical steps toward restoring balance. It is a timely, vital guide for anyone who wants to help children grow up healthier, more resilient, and more connected to the real world. If youre ready to understand what has happened to childhood and how to change its future, this book is your essential companion.

O que é Micropoder da branquitude? Como os estudos pós-coloniais foram pensados ao longo do tempo? Qual a diferença entre Caboclo e Pardo? O que é Aquilombamento? Quais os tipos de Crises humanitárias? Qual e a relaço entre Etnogenocidio e Genocidio? Por que precisamos saber o que e o Sul Global? Essas so algumas das questes que voce, leitor, sabera ao ler este livro.Este Dicionario racial: termos afro-brasileiros e afins - volume 2 foi escrito por diversas mos e mentes. So 53 verbetes escritos por 37 autores com formaçes em letras, direito, historia, psicologia, pedagogia, arquitetura, filosofia, dentre outras. Todos so especialistas em suas areas e a quase totalidade possui pos-graduaçes em nivel de mestrado e/ou doutorado.Escravaria, Afro-indigena, Parditude, Apagamento indigena, Terreiro, Me Terra / Pachamama, Trancista afro, Jezebel, Ku Klux Klan e Racializaço so alguns dos verbetes deste livro que trazem os mais variados temas ligados a tematica racial, bem como alguns termos de tematicas afins como LGBTQIAPN+, Trabalho e Feminicidio. A area racial e explorada sob os mais diversos vieses, como verbetes relacionados a escravido, a historia do povos no-brancos, as lutas e resistencia, alguns tipos de racismo e ate mesmo termos ligados as religies de matrizes africanas e legislaçes.

Era 1562 d.c, no Império Espanhol no continente sul-americano. Nesta parte do império, vivia a família Pascoal em seu vilarejo, cujos membros tinham um cotidiano normal e feliz. No entanto, a vida deles iria mudar completamente. Depois que alguns guerreiros espanhois invadissem e massacrassem sua vila, os Pascoal so os unicos fugitivos, e caem de um penhasco enquanto corriam. Eles acordam em um lugar exotico, maravilhoso e misterioso, que logo descobrem que chama-se Machu Pichuu, que ja foi habitado antes. Eles pretendem ter um novo recomeço, porem os "Sicilla" chegam no local. Essa familia parece se dar bem com os Pascoal, porem logo mostram "suas" intençes. Com objetivos diferentes as duas familias travam uma batalha, mas o que o grupo vencedor pretendera fazer com o territorio e o futuro de Machu Pichuu?

For centuries, the Bedouin have navigated some of the harshest landscapes on Earth with remarkable adaptability, social harmony, and cultural resilience. Echoes of the Desert Wind offers teachers a structured, technical exploration of Bedouin traditionsunpacking the systems, customs, and environmental knowledge that sustained nomadic life across Arabia, the Levant, and North Africa.This detailed account examines the logistical realities of desert navigation, camel husbandry, water sourcing, tent construction, clan leadership structures, and the poetic oral traditions that preserved history across generations. Each chapter breaks complex systems down into teachable components, helping students understand how environmental demands shaped Bedouin technology, social organization, and moral codes.The book also analyzes hospitality practices, trade routes, conflict mediation, marriage customs, and the interplay between tribal identity and regional politics. Drawing upon ethnographic studies, historical documents, and contemporary field research, it offers a precise and classroom-ready framework for explaining how nomadic groups adapted with ingenuity and discipline.For educators seeking a technically grounded portrayal of Bedouin life, this guide provides clarity, cultural depth, and practical insights into a civilization shaped by the deserts uncompromising rhythms.

Before the rise of great empires and standing armies, Egyptian chariot warriors ruled the battlefield with unmatched speed, precision, and coordination. Masters of the Lightning Chariots offers general readers an educational and accessible journey into the world of these elite fightershow they trained, how they fought, and how they shaped the military identity of ancient Egypt.Through clear explanations and vivid storytelling, the book explores the craftsmanship behind lightweight wooden chariots, the careful breeding of horses suited for desert climates, and the teamwork required between driver and archer. Readers will discover how chariot units functioned as mobile strike forces, intelligence gatherers, and symbols of royal power.Drawing on archaeological finds, relief carvings, palace archives, and reconstructed equipment, the narrative reveals how Egypt adopted and perfected chariot tactics during the New Kingdom, competing with Hittite, Mitanni, and other regional powers. It also examines major battlessuch as Kadeshto illustrate how chariot strategy influenced diplomacy, territorial expansion, and pharaonic prestige.Designed for curious readers seeking clarity and insight, this educational account brings Egypts wheeled warriors into sharp focus, celebrating their skill, discipline, and innovation.

Long before legions thundered across continents, Rome was nothing more than a cluster of huts on a muddy riverbank. From Marshland to Empire offers teachers an informative, classroom-ready exploration of how this unassuming settlement transformed into one of the most powerful civilizations in history.Structured for clarity and teaching versatility, the narrative walks readers through the citys legendary origins, its early struggles for survival, and the political innovations that set it apart from neighboring cultures. Students will encounter the rise of the Republic, the formation of its legal institutions, the strategic diplomacy behind alliances, and the disciplined military ethos that enabled Rome to conquer Italy and beyond.Drawing from archaeology, classical texts, and modern scholarship, the book highlights how geography, cultural diversity, and societal adaptability contributed to Romes explosive growth. It explains key developmentscitizen-soldier identity, the Senates shifting influence, infrastructure breakthroughs, and the expanding economyusing accessible language suited for guided learning.Designed as a reliable educational tool, this account brings the thrilling rise of ancient Rome to life while giving teachers the clear, factual framework they need to spark discussion and deeper understanding.

Método para Projeto de Interiores é uma publicação voltada para estudantes e profissionais de arquitetura de interiores e design de interiores. O projeto de interiores - seja ele residencial ou comer

Childhood has changed more in the last fifteen years than in the previous fifty. What once revolved around play, imagination, and real, world connection has been overtaken by smartphones, social media, and digital pressures that most parents never experienced themselves. From Hide, and, Seek to Hashtags: The New Childhood Struggle is a powerful, eye, opening exploration of how the digital age has rewired the landscape of growing up, and what families can do to reclaim a healthier, freer childhood. This timely and deeply human book exposes the hidden forces shaping childrens minds, moods, and relationships. It reveals why anxiety is rising, why play is vanishing, why attention is collapsing, and why both girls and boys are struggling in different but equally worrying ways. Through engaging stories, relatable examples, and accessible explanations, it uncovers the developmental needs that digital life quietly undermines, and how this shift from playgrounds to platforms is impacting everything from sleep and self, esteem to resilience and real, world friendships. Parents will find clarity, compassion, and practical guidance as the book uncovers how the digital world is designed to keep children hooked, why perfectionism and comparison now shadow kids from a young age, and how modern childhood has been reshaped by algorithms, online culture, and addictive design. It offers insight into the pressures families face, the challenges teachers encounter, and the collective action traps that leave parents feeling powerless even when they desperately want change. But this book is not a warning alone. It is a roadmap. From Hide, and, Seek to Hashtags provides a hopeful, actionable blueprint for restoring balance in childrens lives. Youll discover four powerful rules that communities can use to create healthier norms, how to rebuild environments that support independence and outdoor play, and how to help children reconnect with real life in meaningful ways. It shows that while the digital tide is strong, families and communities are stronger when they move together. Thought, provoking, urgent, and galvanising, this book is for any parent, educator, or caring adult who feels childhood slipping away behind screens and wants practical, realistic steps to bring back what matters most. If youre ready to understand the digital forces shaping this generation, and ready to reclaim childhood, confidence, and connection for the kids you love, this is the essential guide. A powerful blend of psychology, storytelling, cultural insight, and actionable wisdom, From Hide, and, Seek to Hashtags will change the way you understand modern childhood and equip you with the tools to protect what children truly need to thrive.

Childhood is changing faster than ever before, and anxiety is rising just as quickly. Anxious: From Playgrounds to Platforms and The Rise of Childhood Anxiety is a powerful, eye, opening guide that reveals why todays children are struggling more than any generation before them, and what parents, educators, and communities can do to reclaim a healthier, freer childhood. In this compelling and deeply accessible book, readers explore how the journey from sandpits to screens has reshaped the emotional world of young people. Once defined by outdoor play, imagination, friendships, and freedom, childhood has been replaced by constant digital stimulation, comparison, perfectionism, online pressure, disrupted sleep, and shrinking opportunities for real, world resilience. Through clear explanations and relatable examples, the book uncovers how these forces are creating a surge in childhood anxiety, loneliness, and stress. Anxious guides readers through the hidden mechanics of the modern childhood environment: the rapid rise of smartphones, the viral spread of fears and social pressures, the impact of sleep loss, the erosion of attention, and the increasing dominance of platforms in shaping behaviour and identity. It reveals how the constant need for approval, the fear of missing out, the addictive designs of digital experiences, and the rise of performance culture are placing unprecedented strain on young minds. But this book is not simply a diagnosis, it is a pathway forward. Readers will learn how to identify early warning signs of anxiety, rebuild healthy boundaries around technology, support emotional wellbeing, and restore the lost pillars of childhood: play, autonomy, connection, creativity, sleep, and real, world experiences. It also explores how schools, families, and communities can work together to address digital pressures, strengthen mental health, and create environments where children feel safe, confident, and grounded. If you are a parent, teacher, caregiver, or anyone concerned about the wellbeing of the next generation, Anxious will give you the clarity and confidence to make meaningful changes. It sheds light on why children today feel overwhelmed, why anxiety is becoming more widespread, and what practical steps you can take to help young people feel more secure and capable in an always, on world. This is more than a book about anxiety; it is a blueprint for hope. It offers a new lens for understanding the modern childhood crisis and inspires readers to take action, to reclaim childhood from platform, driven pressures and restore the balance every child needs to thrive. Thought, provoking, compassionate, and deeply relevant, Anxious is an essential guide for navigating the challenges of growing up in the digital age.

Diferentemente do que normalmente ocorre ao nascer com a quase totalidade dos bebês, Ariela não chorou, e quando pela primeira vez respirou o ar da vida até pareceu que tinha chegado sorrindo. Um sor

A teoria sobre erros humanos é vasta, de forma que frequentemente não é possível aplicá-la genericamente a qualquer situação ou estudo. Existe uma necessidade proeminente de se avaliar o contexto no

Em A Delicada (ou não) Arte da Desconstrução Política: A Legitimidade e importância da Desconstrução na Comunicação Política e Eleitoral, Marcelo Senise, com a paixão de quem viveu por décadas no fog

From ancient courts draped in silk to bustling markets echoing with the sounds of artisans at work, Japans culture grew from centuries of creativity, discipline, and spiritual depth. Blossoms of a Rising Nation invites beginners into an inspiring exploration of how Japanese culture emerged, flourished, and became one of the worlds most influential cultural traditions.This uplifting narrative traces the roots of Shinto beliefs, the elegance of court life in the Heian era, the rise of the samurai ethos, the refinement of poetry and theater, and the artistic mastery found in calligraphy, ceramics, and garden design. Readers will discover how these traditions werent just cultural expressionsthey were the foundation of a worldview shaped by harmony, resilience, and aesthetic clarity.The book also highlights moments of reinvention, from Zen influences to medieval artistic breakthroughs, showing how Japan continually balanced innovation with reverence for its past. Designed to inspire newcomers, it celebrates the people, ideas, and values that helped a small island nation craft a cultural legacy admired across the globe.Accessible, warm, and deeply evocative, this book reveals how Japans spirit rose across centuries to become a symbol of beauty, discipline, and cultural brilliance.