This book of short, fun activities reinforces note reading, trains the ear and eye, and encourages simple composing. There are eight units and each unit consists of five activities: Note Writing; Matching; Ear Training; You're the Composer; and Activity Time. This easy to use" book guarantees your students will enjoy this part of their lesson!"
A life-altering electrical explosion sets Kevin Olson on a transformative journey spanning twenty-five years, leading him to find faith and sobriety. Beginning in 1981, as a newlywed contemplating family life, Kevin's traumatic experience propels him into a long struggle with addiction and self-discovery. His story explores themes of resilience, redemption, and the profound impact of faith on personal transformation.
The book explores the persistence of subordination following colonialism, revealing that rather than disappearing, it has evolved into new, subtle techniques that silence and dominate large groups of people. Through insightful analysis, it uncovers how these methods operate within society, challenging the notion that colonial legacies have been fully resolved. The work highlights the ongoing struggle against these forms of oppression, making a significant contribution to the understanding of power dynamics in contemporary contexts.