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First edition 2nd printing with number line 10 to 2 is in superb condition, a fine plus copy. Previous owner's name at top right corner of first page.

As new. Just slightly pressed corners (1/3 of an inch) of the binding at bottom side. Buy with confidence.

Educational pedagogy refers to student-centered learning that provides meaningful engagement to directly enhance critical thinking and creativity. This edited collection equips readers to understand and implement impactful creative teaching and learning methods designed to act as a catalyst to improve the learning experiences of students. Diving into various case studies and interventions that have put innovative techniques into action, this book analyses how teaching-learning methods and student engagement can be significantly improved. The authors demonstrate that education does not only mean teaching, learning and research, but should also consider the emotional connection, commitment, and dialogical process between the faculty and students. Ultimately, the volume concludes that it is the responsibility of faculty members to create an environment that provides students with tools that are socially engaging, interactive and meaningful. Readers will come away from this book with the critical… Read More

First edition with full number line published in 2014.

This actually is a new copy but has signs of wear at binding corners from shipping. Pictures are attached for clarity.

Drawing on a rich ethnographic study conducted in first grade classrooms in the US, this book reveals the potentially invisible, yet significant ways that race and social class impact student success in the earliest years of their schooling

With tight binding and clean text the book is in good+ condition. There is no underlining, notes, highlighting, or comments.

This "First Edition" with full number line mentioned as 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 is in superb condition, like a new book.

Book is in superb condition, like a new.

This stated "First Editon" 2nd printing November 1994 is in superb condition, like a new book.

Working for the United Nations is often dangerous, and sometimes, an utterly futile endeavor. Human rights lawyer Ronald Poulton has experienced these realities first hand. PALE BLUE HOPE is his account of working for the UN in Cambodia and Tajikistan.In Cambodia, Poulton investigated human rights violations and political murders before returning to Canada. Later, at the request of the UN, Poulton accepted the position of legal advisor in Tajikistan to investigate the ambush and killing of a UN observer force called Team Garm.Poulton vividly captures life in Dushanbe, the Tajik capital, a city full of fear and general curfews and secure steel doors, where political murders are common and suspicion stalks the streets. He quickly learns that his task will be more daunting than he imagined, complicated by UN incompetence and regulations and a Tajik culture that sees him as an intruder.Haunted by his experiences in Cambodia, Poulton chooses engagement with the Tajik people over the security of the the UN… Read More

Hardbound published in 1992 by Dream Publications, Delhi. Text and pages inside are like a new. Binding exterior has signs of slight rubbing, bruising and corners slightly damaged from storage; interior is like a new.