Wouldn't Take Nothing For My Journey Now MSC 12

This is distilled wisdom from a remarkable woman of many talents - a writer who captured American's heart on Inauguration Day. What is this book about? It's about being in all ways a woman, about the sweetness of charity, about the spirit, and about death and its legacy. It's about living well and living good, and the power of the word, and complaining, and sexual encouragement, and jealousy - and even taking time, just for yourself. It's Maya Angelou talking form the heart, down to earth and real, but also inspiring. She shares her thoughts about spirituality and how it can move and shape your life. She urges services and grace in giving, and celebrates the spirit of her people and the sensuality of the sisterhood. In short, Maya Angelou has packed the wisdom of a lifetime into this small book.

You & Me: Interpreter-Tutor HI V-01

Riley's educational program succeeds largely because of his interpreter-tutor. This video portrays the various roles of  the interpreter-tutor. Examples of actual lesson adaptations and a discussion of interpreter-tutor skills is included in a manual which comes with this video.

You & Me: Introduction HI V-01

Meet Riley Ford, his mom, peers, teachers, and staff at his neighborhood school. This is the first of five videos that describe the education of a child who is deaf-blind. This video portrays Riley Ford who is totally blind and has a profound hearing loss, as he attends his neighborhood school. Riley's educational program succeeds because of the coordinated commitment of his parents, the support of the local education district administration, and the commitment of the school staff. The video describes Riley's educational program, portrays methods of communication and mobility, and illustrates the role of the interpreter-tutor. In addition, the impact of Riley's presence in the school upon other children's shown, together with the social network developed around Riley.

You and Your Hearing-Impaired Child: A Self-Instructional Guide for Parents HI 03

This book explores how parents and hearing-impaired children interact and considers the special impact of having a hearing-impaired child in the family. In this friendly guidebook, parents can examine their feelings about hearing impairment and improve their techniques for raising their hearing-impaired children. Many chapters have practice activities and questions to help parents remember the skills they've just learned. The last chapter offers helpful references and lists resources that parents will find useful.

You and Your Small Wonder: Activities for Busy Parents and Babies (Bk. #1) P 09A

Birth - 18 months; More than 150 parent-tested activities to enrich your baby's development and turn everyday routines into learning adventures.

You and Your Small Wonder: Activities for Parents and Toddlers on the Go (Bk. #2) P 09B

18 - 36 months; More than 150 parent-tested learning adventures to share with your active toddler throughout your busy day.

You Can Count on Me: A Kid's Guide to Responsibility SE V-03

Try on mouse shoes!? Mr. Springfield (Sherman Hemsley) has gone on vacation - - and he's left his two favorite pet mice with Corny to "Mouse Sit"! Now, Corny learns the hard way about the importance of personal responsibility: whether it's taking care of the mice next door, doing chores or returning borrowed items in good condition. Meanwhile, Mr. Sanders (Arte Johnson), the local candy store owner who has a truly international flare, could help Corny win a new skateboard - - and help him out of a sticky situation. Don't miss this fun-filled learning adventure! Will Corny figure out what wearing mouse shoes means? Watch and find out!

You Mean I'm Not Lazy Stupid or Crazy? A Self-Help Book for Adults with ADD ADD 13

There is a great deal of literature about children with ADD, but what do you do if you have ADD and aren't a child anymore? This book focuses on the experiences of adults, offering accurate information, practical how-tos and moral support to help readers deal with ADD. It explains the diagnostic process that distinguishes ADD symptoms from normal lapses in memory, lack of concentration or impulsive behavior, and it addresses: Achieving balance by analyzing one' s strengths and weaknesses; Getting along in groups, at work and in intimate and family relationships-including how to decrease discord and chaos; Learning the mechanics and methods for getting organized and improving memory; Seeking professional help, including therapy and medication.

Your Baby Has Down Syndrome DS V-03

Your Child has a Disability: Sourcebook of Daily and Medical Care F 10

From the moment of diagnosis, the parents of a child with disabilities are faced with special challenges in caring for their child. This comprehensive guide is the first to offer the practical information you must have to successfully meet your child's daily physical and emotional needs. Dr. Batshaw leads you through the process of diagnosis to the necessary steps to finding the right doctor, exploring the causes and medical aspects of different conditions, and weighs the benefits of genetic counseling. Individual chapters deal with the daily and long-term care requirements of  disabilities including mental retardation, chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome, seizure disorders, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, vision impairment, hearing impairment, autism, and multiple handicaps. Dr. Batshaw also explores behavior-management techniques, nutrition and dentistry, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and the use of medications. The many options and opportunities available for young adults with disabilities are also discussed, including living arrangements, educational and job opportunities, and questions of personal relationships. Legal rights and restrictions and the financial realities of lifelong care, are also clearly explained. This complete and caring guide will teach you a little medicine in easy-to-understand language accompanied by diagrams and photographs. It will also assure you that you know your child best and that following your informed good judgment is often the first and best step to ensuring proper care. Along with the necessary medical techniques, you and your child will discover the joys and benefits of play, the liberating use of specially adapted tools for daily tasks, and a renewed sense of control that can lead to both better relationships and better care.

Your Child Needs a Champion - Mastering the A.D.D. Challenge ADD 23

This book includes valuable advice on: what is ADD; Diagnosing ADD; Treatment plans, pros and cons; Making appropriate choices for ADD children; Creating success for school, social and home settings; Advocating for appropriate learning environments; Redesigning routines to accommodate ADD children; Skills for a Lifetime of Appropriate Behavior; Taking Care of You!

Your Child's Self-Esteem SE 01A

Self-image is your child's most important characteristic. How to help create strong feelings of self-worth is the central challenge for every parent and teacher. The formula for how is spelled out in this book.

Your Child's' Symptoms: A Parent's Guide to Understanding Pediatric Medicine SPH 09

Every parent wonders whether his or her child is getting the best treatment. In easy-to-understand language, a leading pediatrician discusses the most common signs and symptoms of your child's illness, the course it will take, and how it should be treated, for everything from abdominal pain to earaches, from crying to vomiting. Each chapter deals with a specific symptom and discusses: the various diseases your doctor should consider and how they will affect your child; when test should be ordered, and which tests; what the appropriate treatment is and how it works? The book also includes information on antibiotic use, diagnostic testing, and when a specialist should be consulted. This comprehensive consumer guide to good pediatric medicine belongs on every parent's shelf, right next to Dr. Spock.

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