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As we approach the 21st century, single parenting is fast becoming the dominant parenting style in the United States. But that does not make the task any easier! One parent must juggle multiple roles in the family . . . alone. 365 Positive Strategies for Single Parenting can help single parents face and overcome the challenge successfully. The book discusses ? positive one-minute strategies for maintaining balance between the needs of a child and oneself ? developmental stages of children ? parenting tips related to the developmental stages ? visitation from the absent parent ? abandonment by a parent ? and parenting for the future. Brown and Simmons will help single parents become more efficient and prepared for the unexpected while creating a family of important values, strength, and love. 365 Positive Strategies for Single Parenting is an ideal resource not just for custodial parents but also for noncustodial relatives, school counselors, ministers, or any

~An appreciation of life through a reflective collection of poems~

You've probably heard about the importance of wetlands in our environment, but you might be wondering what exactly a wetland is. The fact is, a wetland is a special type of ecosystem, in which the soils are permanently or seasonally flooded. Because the land is permanently or seasonally flooded, oxygen-free processes thrive there. There are two main types of wetlands: salt marshes and freshwater bogs. Wetlands are a vital resource for life on earth. In addition to drinking water, they also provide a host of other services, such as irrigation and sanitation. During flooding events, wetlands slow the waters down with their specialized vegetation, slowing them down. This action reduces flood heights and erosion. By storing and braking water, wetlands act like natural sponges, slowing the flow of flood waters. Wetlands are the perfect habitat for a variety of animals. About 150 different species of birds depend on wetlands to survive. In fact, 80% of all breeding birds require swamps for their survival. Other animals that live in wetlands include sloths, waterbucks, tigers, and bears. Many different kinds of plants and animals also find homes in wetlands, including mangrove species, elks, and deer. Wetlands are found in every continent except for Antarctica. They can be found on every continent, except for the Antarctic continent, which has very extreme climate conditions. Despite their name, wetlands are actually quite common. In fact, 99 percent of all wetlands are privately owned. There are countless different types of wetlands and wetland habitats. If you haven't visited one, now is the time to learn about them!

You may not realize that West Virginia has a rich history. There is no state in the country that has as many historical and interesting facts as this one. The state is home to many important historical sites, including the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, the Mount Rushmore, and the New River Gorge Bridge. There are many other West Virginia facts that you can learn about. In addition to the state's famous history, West Virginia has several other unique qualities. Its state government provides many services and is highly responsive to residents' needs. West Virginia has a low overall tax burden. Its net corporate income tax rate is 6.5%, which is 13% lower than the national average. According to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, the state's economy grew twice as fast as the next fastest-growing state east of the Mississippi River in 2014. It was third only to Texas, Wyoming, and North Dakota as states that experience the fastest growth in the United States. One of the most interesting West Virginia facts is that it is the only state entirely covered in the Appalachian Mountains. The third most forested state in the U.S., West Virginia also is home to the Federal Industrial Institution for Women, the first women's prison in the country. One of its inmates was Martha Stewart, and the state has other famous names like Athens, Berlin, Cairo, and Calcutta. Interestingly enough, West Virginia has its own football team. In the 1960's, West Virginia University played Pitt for the first football game broadcast over radio.

Susan''s story will be familiar to many readers, not only those who struggle with eating disorders or self-destructive behaviours, but also their loved ones who helplessly watch on. The feelings of anxiety, sadness, anger, shame, secrecy and of being misunderstood are detailed from the perspective of one who has experienced it and not only survived but has flourished.This book has much to commend it. Written in an easy to read and extremely sensitive style, it touches on the root causes of Susan''s struggle, and her path to freedom, found by the persistence of wise friends and through her own faith journey. Ultimately, this story''s message is that we are created for freedom and freedom is found in truth. - Wendy Francis, author, speaker, political lobbyist, advocate for children

Demonstrates how to translate each step of the Japanese lesson study process to the US schools' educational environment. Offering specific strategies that have been tested and successfully used with ethnically diverse students, this book incorporates a culturally responsive approach to curriculum, instruction, and assessment.

Lilly Pulitzer s pre-1985 resort wear is an American classic. This book introduces for the first time the archive of drawings that were the basis for the whimsical and timeless prints we all know and love.

Challenging traditional assumptions that estrogen and calcium deficiencies are the only causes of osteoporosis, this book explores the disorder from a perspective that includes lifestyle and exercise. It features a personal osteoporosis risk assessment questionnaire and a program for strengthening bones and improving overall health and well-being.