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The Story of Noahs Ark retells one of the most powerful stories in human history in simple, beautiful, beginner-friendly Chinese designed to help you master the language naturally through reading.Perfect for HSK 12 learners, this book turns language learning into an unforgettable adventure. With its clear vocabulary lists, pinyin support, English translations, and sentence-by-sentence explanations, anyone even absolute beginners can read and enjoy this story with confidence.

Step into the very beginning of humanity with one of the most timeless stories ever told now rewritten in gentle, learner-friendly Chinese that makes language learning clear, engaging, and deeply meaningful.The Story of the Garden of Eden transforms the biblical account of creation, innocence, temptation, and love into a simple and captivating Chinese reader perfect for complete beginners and HSK 12 learners.Using only accessible vocabulary and short, clear sentences, this book helps you grow your Chinese naturally through story, not memorization.

The Tower of Babel retells one of the Bibles most unforgettable stories in simple, accessible Mandarin designed especially for beginning Chinese learners. Instead of overwhelming students with memorized vocabulary lists, this book invites readers to learn naturally through story. With clear language, full pinyin support, and accurate English translation, it allows even HSK 1 learners to follow the events after the great flood as Noahs descendants grow in number, settle on a vast plain, and begin building a magnificent city with a tower that rises toward heaven. As the people work with one heart and one language, their ambition growsbut God sees their unity drifting toward pride, and He gently intervenes by confusing their speech and scattering them across the earth.Through this vivid narrative, learners absorb essential vocabulary rooted in daily life, emotion, action, and faith. Each scenefamilies multiplying, bricks being baked, voices rising in excitement, and confusion spreading as language begins to breakgives readers meaningful exposure to real Chinese in context. The book includes the story in simplified Chinese, followed by pinyin, English translation, and a sentence-by-sentence breakdown for deeper understanding, creating a complete and supportive reading experience.Perfect for self-learners, teachers, and students preparing for the HSK, this book makes biblical storytelling both enjoyable and effective for language acquisition. The Tower of Babel invites readers not only to deepen their Mandarin skills but also to reflect on unity, humility, and Gods presence across the earth. Through gentle pacing and approachable vocabulary, it transforms Chinese learning into a journey of discovery, understanding, and spiritual insight.

A Universidade já tem mais de um milênio. Nos tempos recentes, ela vem mudando: aumentaram os estudantes, que em 2022 eram mais que 225 milhões. Aumentaram também as ocupações que demandam formação s

Uma investigação potente sobre as danças afrodiaspóricas no espaço público: movimentos que mobilizam memórias, desobedecem lógicas opressoras e criam novas formas de convivência, resistência e sensib

Este livro discute a formação em Educação Física, alinhando-se aos estudos desenvolvidos por três grupos de pesquisa certificados pelo CNPq: o Centro de Estudos e Pesquisas sobre a Práxis e a Formaçã

A autoestima não nasce de grandes saltos, mas de pequenos passos — e tudo bem que seja assim. Este minibook mostra como o amor-próprio pode ser cultivado diariamente, ajudando o leitor a se reencontr

A coletânea A Psicologia na universidade: profissão e ciência na contemporaneidade é parte da mobilização de psicólogas e psicólogos, em sua maioria pesquisadores e docentes em Psicologia no ensino s

Spanning from ancient Near Eastern scribal training and classical Greece through medieval monastic and cathedral schools, the Renaissance and Reformation, and the rise of modern national systems, The History of Education surveys how institutions, curricula, and governance evolved. Cubberley writes in lucid, synthesizing prose, arranging complex developments into a chronological, comparative narrative that foregrounds state policy, administration, and the social purposes of schooling. Situated in Progressive Era scholarship, the book codifies a canon for teacher preparation and administrative training, with bibliographic guides for further study. Ellwood Patterson Cubberley (18681941), longtime dean of Stanfords School of Education and a former superintendent, treated history as an instrument for reform. A leading architect of educational administration, he drew on statistics and the eras efficiency ethos to argue for consolidation, credentialing, and systematization. His classroom experience, administrative tenure, and editorial work on companion sourcebooks shaped the books focus on institutions, governance, and the practical consequences of ideas. This volume remains indispensable for students of educational history and policy seeking an orienting map of the fields foundational narratives. Read with critical awareness of its Progressive and Eurocentric assumptions, it rewards readers with clarity, range, and a durable framework for thinking about schooling, democracy, and modernization.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

First published in 1621 under the persona "Democritus Junior," The Anatomy of Melancholy is an encyclopedic inquiry into sadness that ranges across medicine, philosophy, theology, and poetry. Organized into learned partitions on causes, symptoms, and cures, it surveys humoral physiology, lovesickness, religious despair, and civic malaise, proposing regimens of diet, exercise, music, friendship, and physic. Burtons baroque, digressive prose, thick with classical citations and sly satire, embodies the early modern commonplace tradition, turning marginalia into method and making the book a polyphonic laboratory of the mind. Robert Burton, an Oxford scholar and cleric, lived amid the libraries and debates of early Stuart England, where scholarship, medicine, and theology interpenetrated. Afflicted, by his own account, with recurring melancholy, he read voraciously and revised the work through multiple expanded editions. His erudition, pastoral experience, and self-experimentation converge to produce a study that is at once clinical, moral, and comic. Readers of intellectual history, literature, or psychology will find in Burton a companionable guide whose wit and compassion remain startlingly modern. Approach this book for its learned consolations, its taxonomy of sorrow, and its exuberant style; stay for the sense that, across centuries, the anatomy it dissects is recognizably our own.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

Animal Intelligence: Experimental Studies replaces anecdote with controlled trials, charting how cats, chicks, dogs, and fish escape puzzle boxes and mazes. Using timed learning curves, Thorndike formulates the law of effect and law of exercise, arguing for trial-and-error stamping-in over insight or imitation. Its spare, tabular prose helped found comparative psychology, tempering Romaness anthropomorphism and anticipating behaviorist method. Trained with William James and awarded his doctorate under J. McKeen Cattell at Columbia, Thorndike brought an educators passion for measurement to animal study. Frustrated by anecdotal natural history and seeking general laws usable in classrooms, he devised cue-minimizing puzzle boxes and insisted on samples, controls, and objective recordsan early expression of his connectionism, in which stimulusresponse bonds strengthen or weaken with consequences. This classic remains methodologically bracing and conceptually fertile for readers in psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, and education. As both historical touchstone and primer in experimental design, Animal Intelligence rewards anyone curious how robust laws emerge from simple apparatus and careful records. Highly recommended to scholars of learning and practitioners of evidence-based training.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

First published in 1890, The Principles of Psychology (Vol. 1 & 2) synthesizes sensation, habit, attention, will, emotion, and the self into a capacious science of mind. James coins "stream of consciousness," distinguishes the "I" and the "Me," and advances the JamesLange account of emotion. With aphoristic, metaphor-rich prose, he interweaves laboratory results and introspective reports, mediating among British empiricism, German psychophysics, and Darwinian naturalism. A physician-turned-philosopher at Harvard, James organized early psychology teaching and a small laboratory, while drawing on medical training and European study of physiology and psychophysics. Encounters with Wundtian experimentalism, a cosmopolitan family steeped in theology and literature, and his own depressive "crisis of will" shaped his attention to habit, choice, and experience, helping him reconcile scientific rigor with a pluralistic, humanly responsive psychology. This masterwork rewards scholars and newcomers alikepsychologists, philosophers of mind, cognitive scientists, and humanistswith clear concepts, historical depth, and an elastic vocabulary for lived mental life. Read it to grasp foundations still guiding debates on attention, emotion, selfhood, and will.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

The Principles of Psychology (Complete Edition in 2 Volumes) is William Jamess 1890 synthesis of mind and behavior, marrying introspective acuity to physiological and experimental findings. In lucid, essayistic prose, James names the stream of consciousness, elaborates attention, habit, and ideomotor action, distinguishes the material, social, and spiritual selves, and defends the JamesLange account of emotion. He contests associationist atomism and soul-substance metaphysics, preferring a functional, pluralistic psychology attuned to use and context. The two volumes range from sensation and memory to will and belief, interlacing case reports, thought experiments, and laboratory results. Jamesa Harvard professor trained in medicineabsorbed German experimentalism and British empiricism while resisting reductive mechanism; Darwins biology and Renouviers voluntarism shaped his account of habit and will. His melancholy, pedagogy, and early demonstrations at Harvard pressed him toward a humane, anti-dogmatic stance that later blossomed into pragmatism and radical empiricism. Scholars of psychology, philosophy of mind, and literary modernism will find this complete edition indispensable: historically pivotal, methodologically adventurous, and still startlingly prescient on attention, habit, and the self. Read it to encounter a foundational mind at full stretch, and to test contemporary theories against an unfailingly lucid, generous, and rigorous precursor.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

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Eis aqui um ensaio rigoroso, fruto da meticulosidade do estudo antropológico-psicanalítico realizado com encanto por Amnéris Maroni. O cão farejador condensa a ligação nada fortuita entre autores sem

Em "As Metodologias Ativas e a sua Aplicação em Cursos Técnicos", a autora investiga como a educação pode se transformar quando o estudante deixa de ser apenas ouvinte e passa a ser protagonista do p

Nem toda dor sangra. Nem toda ferida se vê. Em Cicatrizes invisíveis: quando a alma dói, Carol Fontan convida o leitor a mergulhar nas dores emocionais que não deixam hematomas visíveis, mas que mold

An intimate and compelling memoir of how a traumatic journey into motherhood led one woman to revisit the myriad mental-health assessments she had received growing up, until she discovered that shed been autistic all along. Laura Richmond had no idea that childbirth could result in post-traumatic stress until she experienced it for herself. After a harrowing labour, she was admitted to a psychiatric mother and baby unit together with her six-week-old son. Having been funnelled into mental health services almost twenty years earlier, Laura had tried every medication going and everyone had different views on what her problem was. Shed found that sometimes no one however qualified they are or however deeply they care really knows what to say or how to help. She was increasingly desperate, until the birth of her son sparked a sequence of events that would change everything.Laura retraces her steps through all of this. In doing so, she reflects on the tensions and absurdities within modern mental health care, the ways in which trauma shapes us and directs us, and how we can learn to trust ourselves as parents and as people. All My Worldly Joy is a story of self-discovery and profound love. It is a story of how one womans life has been transformed, and of the thousand tiny joys her son brings every day.

Um guia essencial que oferece esperança e conselhosa quem vive com PHDA e a todos os que se sentem dispersos.Com base em décadas de experiência clínica e investigação, Gabor Maté, um dos mais respeit

A obra A Alfabetização através de um Olhar Significativo aborda o processo de alfabetização e letramento a partir de uma perspectiva pedagógica reflexiva e humanizada. O livro discute conceitos funda