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The early education leader's guide : program leadership and professional learning for the 21st century
\"Grounded in current research and theory, this practical guide gives program leaders and staff developers a roadmap for designing and implementing engaging professional development and coaching approaches. It focuses on early educator competencies essential for high-quality learning and teaching--executive functions, emotion regulation, relationship skills, and talk for learning. Illustrated with an extended vignette of an early learning center, the book highlights how addressing educators' professional needs is a pathway to children's cognitive, social-emotional, and academic growth. User-friendly features include 23 reproducible checklists, handouts, and self-study and planning tools. Purchasers get access to a Web page where they can download and print the reproducible materials in a convenient 8 1/2\" x 11\" size. Key Words/Subject Areas: preschoolers, PreK, kindergarten, primary grades, early childhood, programs, classrooms, school leadership, administration, coaching, professional development, professional learning communities, staff development, teacher training, educator competencies, executive functioning, executive skills, emotion regulation, social-emotional learning, classroom management, literacy, early education centers Audience: Early education program directors, principals, and administrators; staff developers, coaches, and veteran teachers in PreK-2\"-- Provided by publisher.
Doctors beyond Borders
2016
The transnational migration of health care practitioners has become a critical issue in global health policy and ethics. Doctors beyond Borders provides an essential historical perspective on this international issue, showing how foreign-trained doctors have challenged – and transformed – health policy and medical practice in countries around the world.
Drawing on a wide variety of sources, from immigration records and medical directories to oral histories, the contributors study topics ranging from the influence of South Asian doctors on geriatric medicine in the United Kingdom to the Swedish reaction to the arrival of Jewish physicians fleeing Nazi Germany and the impact of the Vietnam War on the migration of doctors to Canada. Combining social history, the history of health and medicine, and immigration history, Doctors beyond Borders is an impressive selection of essays on a topic that continues to have global relevance.