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Book review of 'Dysgraphia: Causes, Connections and Cures'
With the attention being paid to learning disabilities as a part of inclusive education which has also been emphasized by the National Curriculum Framework of the National Council of Education, Research and Training, New Delhi, the paperback "Dysgraphia: Causes, Connections and Cures" by a practitioner Jane Sutherland assumes much importance for special education institutions, education therapists and general education institutions where in children suffer from bad and illegible handwriting.
Dr. Lalit Kishore | Jul 13, 2018
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History of a crime unravelled: Book review of The Suspicions of Mr Whicher (2009)
It is seldom that one feels empathy and compassion for a murderer, that too one who murders a 3-year-old child. But while reading Kate Summerscale's tour de force of a book exploring a true crime and tragedy that visited Road Hill House in a picturesque village in Victorian England, on the night of June 29, 1860, horror and opprobrium take second place as we realise that love and hate are but two sides of the same coin.
vasantha k. krishnaraj | Jul 08, 2018
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Book review: 'Drizzle Little Drops of Poetry' by Shalini Samuel
Drizzle Little Drops of Poetry, is a collection of poems on traditional as well as non-conventional themes like God, prayer, angels, King's princess, Krishna, Rock Heart, Cinematic Wish, Recycling, Tagging, Fake Friendships, etc.
Manzar Imam | May 18, 2018
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Book review: 'The King of Light. The Order of the Dark Gods' by Federico Carro
Federico Carro is a young but important author in Vernazza that has published the fantasy genre in a modern way, The King of Light. The order of the Dark Gods – a romance that talks about a love story between Fedrick and Eleanor, with some episodes of an adventure tale.
Mary Corsak | May 03, 2018
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Book review: 'Aisle Be Damned', for the flying-humour
"The Warm Hawaiian sun was blaring in, as we went eastbound. I just closed my eyes for a minute, enjoying the sunshine and dozed off."
Tanay Chaudhari | Mar 24, 2018
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Book review - Adolescent Education: A Reader
In many parts of the world, the complementary short term interventions on adolescent education are being implemented for school students but the rub is that teachers transact in the courses more or less in conventional ways by using power point presentations.
Dr. Lalit Kishore | Mar 15, 2018
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'Politicians should cultivate a sense of humour' - Justice PB Sawant
Twenty years back, while reviewing my book on politics and culture of Haryana titled "Haryana Ke Lalon Ke Sabrange Kisse", Justice PB Sawant, the erstwhile Chairman of Press Council of India and President of World Association of Press Councils (WAPC) urged the people and politicians to cultivate a sense of humour and harbor no rancour with writers.
Pawan Kumar Bansal | Mar 05, 2018
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Book review: The best years of your life by Dr Miriam Stoppard
The book 'The best years of your life' by Dr Miriam Stoppard is a self help book to work as a handbook for elderly people to provide practical guidelines to live a happy and meaningful old age.
Dr. Lalit Kishore | Feb 22, 2018
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Book review: Samuel P Huntington's 'The Clash of Civilization and the Remaking of World Order'
The term 'The New World Order', was coined by former US President George Bush (senior). In early 1990's, after the fall of the USSR, Bush declared that the Cold War had ended and here is 'New World Order' referred the world where one sole super power existed, namely the United States of America.
Basanta Nirola | Feb 13, 2018
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Book Review: Danger School
The book "Danger School" is a serious and ironic dig at the schools and education structures based on control, completion, lecture system, cramming of information, inequity and exclusion existing all over the world.
Dr. Lalit Kishore | Jan 21, 2018
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Book Review: Practical Tips for Teaching Multigrade Classes
The book "Practical Tips for Teaching Multigrade Classes" is practical handbook for teachers teaching in small school wherein the teacher has to manage two and more classes simultaneously.
Dr. Lalit Kishore | Jan 05, 2018
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Book review: You Can't Afford the Luxury of Negative Thoughts
A well written self-help book 'You Can't Afford the Luxury of Negative Thoughts' is equally good for teachers, psychologists, parents, professional and individuals who are interested in self-development and wish to improve themselves and those in the sphere of their influence.
Dr. Lalit Kishore | Dec 21, 2017
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Book review of 'Getting Smart: How Digital Learning is Changing the World' by Tom Vander Ark
The book 'Getting Smart: How Digital Learning is Changing the World' by Tom Vander Ark is a valuable book for the institutions that are making use of digital technologies and multimedia for classroom instruction to make the digital learning process effective and relevant by combining online and onsite learning.
Dr. Lalit Kishore | Dec 17, 2017
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Book review of 'Micromastery: Learn Small, Learn Fast, and Find the Hidden Path to Happiness' by Robert Twigger
My current interest in micro-learning techniques led to introduction to the book "Micromastery: Learn Small, Learn Fast, and Find the Hidden Path to Happiness" by one of my Facebook friends who is a keen sketch notes designer since the book exemplifies honing of this skill through micro-mastery which is the central theme of the book.
Dr. Lalit Kishore | Nov 08, 2017
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Book review: The Indus Challenge - mythological fiction by Dr Durgadoss
This book, The Indus Challenge is a sequel of The Shackles of the Warrior – mythological fiction by Dr Durgadoss. The story line is based on a fictional character revolving around real historical occurrences.
thecritic | Oct 31, 2017
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