Bøger af Katherine Casey
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- Not all marriages are fairy tales...
165,95 kr. For fans of SARAH J. MAAS and HOLLY BLACK, enter the world of Aelfhelm and follow the Fairspen legacy!Where every decade the kingdom of Doria holds a competition to find their human Queen to sit beside the Fae King of Aelfhelm. Follow Aeryn, her sentry Dion, maids, Marie and Ceilia in a beautiful world of the captivating fae, the debauchery of court life and the consequences of bargains struck between handsome fae princes with agenda's of their own. The Fairspen family legacy weighs on the shoulders of the last heiress... For Aeryn Fairspen she could think of no higher honour than keeping her family legacy alive, and as they have fallen on hard times, their estates dilapidated, and debts owed all over the country of Aelfhelm, now is more important than ever. Her father sees no other choice than entering his only daughter into a competition for the King of Aelfhelm's hand in marriage, the only catch? He's a faerie in a world where faeries are monsters and humans have existed in tumultuous peace with them only due to the Fairspen's intervention. Aeryn finds herself journeying to the kingdom of Doria to enchant the Faerie king himself and save her family's reputation and homestead from ruin. However, the competition is far more deadly than anticipated and the King has other ideas... Throw in a handsome faerie prince who can't help but strike an intriguing bargain with the Fairspen heiress, a lord of the unseelie fae with his brutish warrior and an infamous harlot with her faerie Lord lover and Aeryn and her friends find themselves in a world of court politics, dangerous escapades and magick far greater than she could ever have imagined. An Adult faerie fantasy written by debuting author Kathrine Casey. Please Note, this story is a faerie adventure but does tackle serious issues that may not be appropriate for sensitive readers. There is also adult romance and some scenes may not be suitable for younger readers.
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453,95 kr. What do literacy coaches do? Whom do they coach? How does it work? Katherine Casey is a veteran literacy coach, and on the first page of Literacy Coaching she gets down to business: "I coach teachers in their classrooms, demonstrating lessons, working alongside teachers as they teach, problem solving together how to better meet the needs of their students." From there she presents the most authoritative, comprehensive, and focused guide on literacy coaching available. Literacy Coaching takes you inside today's main coaching models, exploring the roles and responsibilities within them. Beginning with what coaches do, Casey provides real-life examples of what you'll need to know and what abilities the job requires, as well as crucial but often overlooked details such as how to build a relationship with your principal and how to assess the strengths and needs of the teachers you'll work with. Then she presents a variety of professional development structures that help you deliver smart, targeted instructional support where and when teachers need it most. Literacy Coaching gets into the nitty-gritty, offering experience-honed advice on these and numerous other important coaching functions: - gathering materials, gaining entry, and getting started- developing trusting relationships- taking notes while observing teachers and students- using data to uncover areas of instructional need- teaching side by side with a host teacher and debriefing afterward- coaching strategies and language- running powerful workshops, visitations, and meetings.Filled with examples of completed instructional observation forms, graphic organizers, correspondence and conversationswith faculty and administrative constituencies, and classroom vignettes that illustrate what coaching really looks like, Literacy Coaching is the ideal companion for a practicing coach or consultant and especially for teachers who want to become one.
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- 453,95 kr.