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What's Next
Describes the problem solving, inventiveness and higher order thinking skills that we would like to see more of in our students. Also describes the ways children can see how they can be inventive and creative.
Wonder Worlds
Luke and Sophie go in search of a reclusive author known as HB, the creator of their favorite comic series, after it is announced that the series is ending.
Wonder Wits: The Gadget hero
Describes the problem solving, inventiveness and higher order thinking skills that we would like to see more of in our students. Also describes the ways children can see how they can be inventive and creative.
Artrageous
Describes the problem solving, inventiveness and higher order thinking skills that we would like to see more of in our students. Also describes the ways children can see how they can be inventive and creative.
What's Next?
Luke and Sophie are chosen to visit Future Industries to stay overnight in the Tomorrow Lab where some futuristic inventions are being tested.
Wonder Wits: Game plan
Join Luke and Sophie as they discover some of Professor Flukelar's toy inventing secrets.
A Treatise on Christian Banking
From a moral perspective, all banking practice and theory can be seen as value driven. Therefore, there will be no such thing as value-neutral banking activities, and the application of Christian ethical and pastoral principles adds insights to the field of banking for all its involved stakeholders. This book contributes to the specific scientific discourse of practical theology, as this typically appears within the subfields of ethics and pastoral studies. Christian ethics and pastoral principles as applied in banking make up a largely neglected area in the wider academic discourse found within practical theology, and the research presented in this book contributes new knowledge to the fiel...
Perspectives from Young Children on the Margins
In spite of our apparently connected global environment, people are becoming less connected. Digital communication leads to fewer face-to-face engagements, and many young children are separated from their parents for extended periods. The post-truth phenomenon has resulted in mistrust between policymakers and the people they serve, whilst increased immigration has led to some rich countries adopting a protectionist stance that transforms collaboration into separatism. At its 2014 meeting, the European Early Childhood Education Research Association’s Young Children’s Perspectives Special Interest Group considered how these issues were affecting young children, particularly the many thousa...
