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Fires in the Amazon. The effects of climate change are all around us. School-strikes for climate change. Young people are saving the world and you can join them because you deserve better. Are you ready to change everything? Forget everything you think you know about climate change. This book explains why the planet desperately needs our help and how you can use your power to change the world through climate activism.

Klein presents her urgent message about saving the environment by asking three simple questions: Where are we? How did we get here? What happens next? From the Great Barrier Reef to Hurricane Katrina to school environmental policies to Greta Thunberg - climate change impacts every aspect of the world you live in and you have the power to lead the way by enacting change.

Internationally bestselling author of The Shock Doctrine, Naomi Klein, with award-winning children's science writer Rebecca Stefoff, gives a powerful picture of why and how the planet is changing, providing effective tools for action so that YOU really can make a difference.

Includes notes on the COVID pandemic, , and how you can get involved to make the world a safer and better place.

The Climate by Naomi Klein argues that we must act now, both individually and collectively, to cut greenhouse gas emissions. If allowed to grow at the current pace, greenhouse gas emissions will destroy the Earth… Purchase this in-depth summary to learn more.

Most syllabi begin with a course description, a statement of what the course is about. But how do we get there? How will our students get there?

And where is there? This book by William Germano and Kit Nicholls is a field guide to, and collegial chat concerning, this fundamental but often overlooked document.

It describes how syllabi work and don't work, offers advice and encouragement to the professor trying to finish yet another syllabus, and reimagines our students' encounters with our syllabi by reconsidering our own relationship to them.

Sampling syllabi from a range of disciplines across the sciences, social sciences, and humanities, Syllabus asks such questions as: what is a reading list, and what is it for? Germano and Nicholls argue that at its heart, a syllabus is not really about what students have to know, or what the instructor will do, but what the students will do.

A syllabus designed around doing is not only a faster and more effective way to move students toward knowledge, they contend, but also, importantly, an invitation into a community of practice-one that includes the students, the instructor, and countless others who will enter the classrom through readings, images, designs, and theories.

Reimagining the syllabus as a sort of constitution-a founding document that creates a community out of a group of disparate individuals-they show that a syllabus is, above all, a privilege and a responsibility, as one of the few forms of writing that can quite directly call others to act' What if all it took to counter political polarisation, relationship problems and workplace rivalries was a single promise?

Today, we continue to find her at the leading edge of contemporary thought and innovative action regarding our construction of the future. In a very real sense, the story of Barbara Marx Hubbard is the story of the future of all of us, rendering it one of the most relevant and compelling modern biographies of our time.

Conversations with God Bk 4. In the middle of the night on 2nd August , Neale Donald Walsch found himself drawn into a new and totally unexpected dialogue with God in which he suddenly faced two questions: Is the human race being offered help by Highly Evolved Beings from Another Dimension?

Is there a key role that humans are being invited to play in advancing their own evolution by joining in a mutual mission to assist the planet during the critical times ahead? He was told the answer to both questions is yes.

Then he was given 16 specific examples of how Highly Evolved Beings respond to life differently than humans and how adopting even a few of those behaviours could forever change the course of world history for the better. That information makes up the body of this work. You Create What You Believe. What would happen with your life if you discover that you have power over your thoughts?

That your reality is influenced by your thoughts. That what you are living is a result of your belief system. How does this knowledge change your daily routine? How would you think after proving that your mind has power over matter and your spirit has power over your mind? This book is about how our beliefs determine our lives. In a general sense, many people understand that. In this book, we will go beyond and develop the idea of how our beliefs actually create our life circumstances.

We will leave the subject or thought that we were thrown into this world, and we pick up the thought that we are the ones who create the world we live in and our own reality. The thought that we are able to create our lives just as we want it to be. Walsch describes this book as a thousand pages of dialogue in the Conversations with God series reduced down to a few salient points and a few very direct observations about how to render them functional. Readers can think of this book as either Conversations with God in a Nutshell or the Essential Conversations with God.

Happily Ever Now. A habit expert from Stanford University shares his breakthrough method for building habits quickly and easily. The first book in a new series by the multimillion-copy bestselling author of Conversations with God. Neale Donald Walsch has changed the way millions of Americans think about God. His Conversations with God series, book 1, book 2, and book 3, have all been New York Times bestsellers- book 1 for over two years.

The convenient truth is that we can seize this existential crisis to transform our failed system and build. There is a behavioural nirvana. One that is calm, purposeful and respectful. Where poor behaviour is as rare as a PE teacher in trousers and where relationships drive achievement. Annoyingly and predictably, the road is hard and the ride bumpy and littered with cliches.

It is achievable though. And when. When Everything Changes Change Everything. When Everything Changed by Gail Collins. Happier than God by Neale Donald Walsch. Is there a key role that humans are being invited to play in advancing their own evolution by joining in a mutual mission to assist the planet during the critical times ahead?

He was told the answer to both questions is yes. Then he was given 16 specific examples of how Highly Evolved Beings respond to life differently than humans and how adopting even a few of those behaviours could forever change the course of world history for the better. That information makes up the body of this work.

That your reality is influenced by your thoughts. That what you are living is a result of your belief system. How does this knowledge change your daily routine? How would you think after proving that your mind has power over matter and your spirit has power over your mind? This book is about how our beliefs determine our lives. In a general sense, many people understand that. In this book, we will go beyond and develop the idea of how our beliefs actually create our life circumstances.

We will leave the subject or thought that we were thrown into this world, and we pick up the thought that we are the ones who create the world we live in and our own reality. The thought that we are able to create our lives just as we want it to be.

Score: 3. Walsch describes this book as a thousand pages of dialogue in the Conversations with God series reduced down to a few salient points and a few very direct observations about how to render them functional. Readers can think of this book as either Conversations with God in a Nutshell or the Essential Conversations with God.

If there was a book with the rules on dating, I am sure that I have broken every one. Our journey to discovering self-worth and self-love is paved with some heartache. The road has potholes that we fall into. Have you ever felt alone when you were with another person? Have you ever had a heartache? Perhaps there have been instances where you did not feel quite good enough.

Have you ever wondered why you feel this way and if there is anything you can actually do about it? In Happily Ever Now, you will travel with Wendy on her journey from her first love to the present time. You will gain insight as to how an outgoing, athletic, scholastic young girl could have issues with confidence and self-esteem.