Capital Fundraising in the UK: The Compton Way

Andrew Day

Business & Money

Compton International Group Lt

Foundations of Offender Rehabilitation

TONY WARD

Sharon Casey

Jim Vess

Taylor&Francis

The Numberverse will take you on a journey into the world of numbers, which are everywhere: over our heads, under our feet, and all around us. This book is designed especially for people who do not like math, so if you are one of those who find math boring, hard, annoying or pointless then this book is for you to enjoy. First we'll look at stuff you find all around you. Numbers are in the walls and in church arches. In pine cones and petals. Continue looking and numbers will start jumping out at you, patterns will appear before your eyes, and you will see the secrets of The Numberverse opening up to you. And it doesn't stop there. Would you like to know the history of zero and what people did before zero was invented? How did people get along without fractions and percentages before they were invented? Do we even need them, anyway? It's all in The Numberverse, and you will understand every word of it if you can understand what you are reading now. It's true: if you can count, and you are curious, well, then you have all the knowledge you need for the journey. You can't expect to pluck a new topic out of the ether if it seems completely unrelated to any previous knowledge you might have, and the same goes for your students. For primary and secondary teachers to use with children aged 7-13 years, The Numberverse takes you through a series of thought experiments, activities, stories and histories which build the foundations for a deep understanding (and maybe even love!) of math. If math has always been a closed book to you, now is the time to turn to the first page. Also note: there are no tests anywhere in this book.

The Numberverse: How Numbers are Bursting Out of Everything and Just Want to Have Fun (Philosophy Foundation)

Science & Math

Mathematics

Crown House Publishing

“We owe a debt of gratitude to the authors for their excellent effort in providing what will surely become essential reading material for forensic psychology courses throughout Australia.” Professor James Ogloff, Monash University The credibility of a psychologist called upon to prepare a report for court as an expert witness will be questioned if the document presented is viewed as poor. The court will place little weight on the report and the psychologist’s professional reputation will be placed at risk. Complaints against psychologists to registration boards, ethics committees and litigation proceedings are frequently the consequence of poor psychological reports. it is vital therefore that psychologists receive guidelines to assist with the preparation of these reports to the same degree of precision they receive for the writing of the ubiquitous American Psychological Association (APA) formatted research report. This text examines relevant mental health state legislation relating to criminal, civil and family courts and then sets out a logical structure for writing reports for such matters. The use of psychological tests and their utility in providing useful objective data for courts is also examined. Three chapters are devoted to questions central to an expert offering an ‘opinion’ in court. Featuring numerous case studies to illustrate the applicability of the information provided, this book serves as an excellent text for all psychologists considering a career in forensic work as well as any working psychologist who may find themselves in a court setting.

Writing Reports for Court: A Practical Guide for Psychologists Working in Forensic Contexts

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Jack White

Louisa Hackett

Psychology & Counseling

Australian Academic Pr

Gifted Fundraising

Amy Stevens

Christopher Goldie

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