Bøger af Berwick Augustin

A formidable storm is raging through the corridors of education in America. A crisis, veiled in the shadows of inadequacy, casts its menacing shadow over the future of the next generation. From overcrowded classrooms devoid of inspiration, to underfunded schools battling against the tides of inequality, the educational landscape stands fragmented, its foundation crumbling under the weight of systemic flaws. The time has come for a collective awakening, Berwick Augustin can show you the clarion call can be made."The Education Formula: Maximizing The Village," is a captivating book that invites parents, policy makers, principals, teachers, community leaders, and students to explore and unravel the profound impact they each have in the future of education. Berwick weaves together chapters that embrace the diverse perspectives and responsibilities of each stakeholder. Every section serves as a gateway into the hearts and minds of these crucial participants illuminating their unique roles within the intricate tapestry of the educational experience.Through powerful narratives, thought-provoking insights, and engaging anecdotes, "The Education Formula: Maximizing The Village, " creates an actionable roadmap that inspires readers to forge collaborative paths, fostering an environment where every child thrives, regardless of background or circumstance.

The 1803 workbook is designed to help high school learners practice the skills that are demanded of today's standards as they deepen their knowledge about Haiti and its rich culture. Students will draw, write, create, and apply developmentally appropriate reading skills while using text-based evidence to answer questions.

The 1803 workbook is designed to help high school learners practice the skills that are demanded of today's standards as they deepen their knowledge about Haiti and its rich culture. Students will draw, write, create, and apply developmentally appropriate reading skills while using text-based evidence to answer questions.

The 1803 workbook is designed to help young middle school learners practice the skills that are demanded of today's standards as they deepen their knowledge about Haiti and its rich culture. Students will draw, write, create, and apply developmentally appropriate reading skills while using text-based evidence to answer questions.

The 1803 workbook is designed to help young middle school learners practice the skills that are demanded of today's standards as they deepen their knowledge about Haiti and its rich culture. Students will draw, write, create, and apply developmentally appropriate reading skills while using text-based evidence to answer questions.

The 1803 workbook is designed to help young learners from Grades 3-5 practice the skills that are demanded of today's standards as they deepen their knowledge about Haiti and its rich culture. Students will draw, write, create, and apply developmentally appropriate reading skills while using text-based evidence to answer questions.

1803-Black Freedom is the second book in a series of bilingual stories that promote Haiti's culture and history. The plot is centered around Pouchon, a middle school student of Haitian descent, who is trying out for his school's soccer team. His short stature makes him believe it's impossible to compete and make the team against bigger and faster classmates. Upon learning about Haiti's impossible victory over France in 1803 to liberate the island and blacks across the world, Pouchon is ready to use the motivation from Battaille de Vertiteres to fulfill his soccer dreams.

The 1803 workbook is designed to help young learners from Grades 3-5 practice the skills that are demanded of today's standards as they deepen their knowledge about Haiti and its rich culture. Students will draw, write, create, and apply developmentally appropriate reading skills while using text-based evidence to answer questions.

The 1803 workbook is designed to help young learners from K-2 practice the skills that are demanded of today's standards as they deepen their knowledge about Haiti and its rich culture. Students will draw, write, create, and apply developmentally appropriate reading skills while using text-based evidence to answer questions.

Words are powerful! They can either breathe or suffocate life. Many times wordiness can defeat the effectiveness of a message. This book is designed to convey succinct poems packed with powerful lessons. The poem's numerical number determines the amount of words it contains; the first one has 1 word while the fiftieth poem has 50 words.

1803-The Haitian Flag is an English/Creole bilingual story of two elementary aged siblings who are eager to participate in an annual Haitian Flag Day celebration at their school. They come to appreciate their culture after their parents teach them about the history, meaning, and symbolism of the Haitian flag.¿