Marc Bergeron is a Canadian artillery captain who just can't keep out of trouble. Red Sky introduces Bergeron and his gritty sidekick, Bombardier Ryan, a wiry Irishman with a reputation for fist fighting and deadly accuracy with a Mauser pistol.
Gives detailed information on local regiments and soldiers and covers events at sea and in the air as well as military events.
Missteps in the sales process can hinder even the most prepared salespeople. In this guidebook, veteran salesperson Tony Rea shares essential strategies to help you identify and avoid common pitfalls. With practical insights and techniques, Rea aims to empower you to enhance your selling skills and exceed your sales goals.
The book explores the impact of discursive positioning on learning within the unique environment of Wild Country Hall, contrasting its discourses with traditional schooling. It highlights overarching themes such as respect for nature, adventure, and resilience, suggesting these foster personal identity and learning. However, it also critiques certain pedagogic practices that reinforce conventional classroom discourses, potentially limiting the diversity of learning experiences available to children. The author investigates how neo-liberal influences shape these educational dynamics.
This book provides the core content required by many of the new GCSE syllabuses. Strongly narrative in approach, there are also many visual and written sources to aid students' understanding of the topics covered. Key Stage 4.