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D.E. Munson
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Nelson Cover
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Beth Miller, Ph.D.
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Norman Badler & Virginia Badler
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Kim Marshall & Jenn David-Lang
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Colin Bell
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“Just Like That is a gift to the soul, a key to the fickle path of light as it makes its way through the cracks of human journey towards love. The book is honest to a fault, so it wakes you up like a fresh brewed cup of coffee, shakes you, like an earth tremor, cracks you open, and rebuilds the pieces with love glue, compassion composite, it makes love to you like the most delicious lover. Most importantly it shines bright light on the dark crevasse of our being. These words are the ginger and mint in your tea, they are fresh, tasty, and quench your thirst; to understanding what makes our human journey so profound."—Dror Ashuah, author of the “Conversation with Angels” series
With her new book Just Like That, Gisela Stromeyer has given us a lovely treasure. In Gisela’a poems, paintings, and practices, we encounter a true renaissance woman at work. Her poems are lively invitations, warmly welcoming us to ponder the questions that matter in life.
Gail Straub, author, activist, and co-founder of Empowerment Institute 
Gisela Stromeyer is an internationally well-known artist. She has been trained as a dancer, architect, healer, and teacher. She completed and taught at Barbara Brennan School of Healing, completed the School of Enlightenment and Healing and the School of Intentional Living and studied Continuum Movement with Emily Conrad since 1995. She loves moving expression of her inner world and making the unseen world visible. She is a Kundalini Yoga teacher and studied the power of sound with Don Campbell and many other sound healing methods.www.stromeyerhealing.com
Teachers are given a great responsibility and challenge when they enter a classroom. The way they see, interpret, and act will determine the difference between effective or weak communication and teaching. It is the task of the teacher to learn and prepare for this classroom setting, including the intrusion of trouble spots, such as anger in its many forms.
The jewels in this book are too numerous to mention on the back cover of a book. I was expecting a "how-to" book on classroom management (there is that) and to my surprise, I am on an adventure of self-reflection that is humorous, non-judgemental, and life changing. It already has been invaluable for me, both as a parent and as a teacher.
Alberta Guiles, High-school Mathematics teacher and Parent of teens
Glenn Nystrup’s passions have guided his teaching to numerous settings over a wide range of disciplines, including: multiple academic subjects for all ages; the fine art of stone carving, sculpting with teens and adults; technical rock climbing with teens; movement and dance with teens in New York City; and school navigation for struggling students. Throughout, his aim has been to work with the heart as well as the mind and body, both for himself and students, sharpening perception and knowledge across all personal resources.
Long ago, when America was made of thirteen British colonies, a quiet little village was to become the most famous village in the land...Creeksville!
When the colonies gained their independence from Britain, they had to put together an emblem that would represent the new nation!
The citizens, friends, and beasties of Creeksville must choose among them the one who would best represent them on the Great Seal of the United States. The one who would best represent their desires and our needs...the one that they can truly trust. First they must THINK about it, and then make a decision.
Sandra Calder Davidson is an artist and writer, and the author of children's books, including a cookbook for children. She is also a mother and grandmother, and lives in New York.
Is it possible to remain connected to the wholeness of embodied experience, as modern life becomes increasingly disembodied, fragmented and fast-moving? Many people hunger for a meaningful movement practice, but struggle to find it. The movement practice offered in this book is an inquiry into the nature of human flourishing. Our lives are made of movements, and bringing an organizing consciousness to our moment-by-moment experience opens a flow of intelligence from the natural world through our senses and tissues. Instead of living “on the surface,” we can know ourselves as part of nature’s body, connected to nature’s life force. This book is a guide to establishing a personal movement practice that can serve as the foundation of daily life, with the body itself as teacher.
A Moving Inquiry offers you a guide to exploring health and well-being from within, from the inherent wisdom of your body. Beth and Priscilla open a path for cultivating the ability to appreciate the silent, felt experience of embodiment. More than a manual for another exercise technique, this book teaches you how to understand your body as an ongoing, creative process and how to integrate your movement practice into a life of wholeness.
Bonnie Gintis, Continuum Teacher, Mindfulness Meditation Teacher, Osteopathic Physician, and author of Engaging The Movement Of Life: Exploring Health and Embodiment Through Osteopathy and Continuum
Beth Pettengill Riley is a global leader in somatic movement education and therapy, as well as a seasoned somatic movement activist with over 40 years of experience in facilitating workshops in Continuum, yoga and meditation. She has a master's in education with a specialization in dance from Stanford University and currently serves as president of the board of the International Somatic Movement and Therapy Association (ISMETA). www.themovingwell.com
Priscilla Stanton Auchincloss has been seeking to understand how the world works for most of her life. She earned a doctorate in experimental physics from Columbia University and, as a professor and administrator at the University of Rochester, investigated the role of gender in the culture of science.
For years, Kim Marshall and Jenn David-Lang have been “designated readers” for busy front-line educators, curating the best ideas and research from scores of magazines and books. In The Best of the Marshall Memo, they’ve identified the most thought-provoking and helpful article summaries from the Marshall Memo archive and added professional learning suggestions. The book aims to help principals, teachers, superintendents, consultants, and researchers address the most pressing issues they face every day.
I wish I had this resource when I was principal of a large urban high school, always trying to solve the seemingly unsolvable problem.
Sue Szachowicz, former principal, Brockton High School/Brockton, MA
Kim Marshall was a teacher, central office administrator, and principal in the Boston Public Schools for thirty-two years. Starting in 2003, he has produced the weekly Marshall Memo. www.marshallmemo.com
Jenn David-Lang has worked in the field of education for more than twenty-five years as a teacher, administrator, and consultant. Currently, she runs The Main Idea, an annual subscription service that provides monthly summaries of compelling books and professional learning ideas to school leaders throughout the world. www.themainidea.net
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