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Cecil looked up, and his heart leaped. A balloon! He darted to the top of a crate. Clinging tightly with his claws, Cecil leaned out to take in a view more astounding than he had ever imagined. So this is what birds see, he thought. I’m actually flying!

Lisa Martin's new poetry collection seeks the kind of lyric truth that lives in paradox, in the dwelling together of seeming opposites such as life and death, love and loss, faith and doubt, joy and sorrow. Here readers will find a range of moods, tones, and subjects, as well as both traditional and contemporary forms--from sonnets to prose poems. This is a collection imbued with the light of an enduring, if troubled, faith. With its focus on ...

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Make Your Performance Shine This straight-shooting, concise overview will show you what it takes to deliver shining performance and stand out from the crowd. You will learn how to innovate, inspire and lead in a way that creates 'value security.' Because when you shine you can write a ticket for any opportunity you desire. Any opportunity. That's what it means to be a RockStar Leader.

Lisa Martin-DeMoor's debut collection of poetry, One Crow Sorrow, is both fearless and vulnerable-an exploration of grief and loss that is rooted in life affirmation, in deep attention to the natural world. From a tangle of snowflakes in Saskatchewan to cell masses like dislodged icebergs, the earth and body inform one another, their cycles of life entwined. The resulting poems explore grief as an extension of love, and mortality as an extensi...

Inquiry pedagogy was promoted heavily by John Dewey in the early 1900s as he described how students should not only learn about science, but also participate in problem-solving and scientific practices as part of their education. Sixty years later, the National Science Education Standards (NSES) were published (National Research Council, 1996) echoing Dewey's recommendations for educators to teach science less didactically and to include the d...