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      • GAPSK Language Promotion Council Limited

        GAPSK and YLPSK are the standardized test of Chinese language for children from 3 to 15. From the world- renowned Peking University, GAPSK and YLPSK are certified and approved by the Chinese Ministry of Education as language proficiency measuring tool for children . GAPSK, YLPSK could be conducted on site or completely online. Come join over 100,000 students who taken the tests, contact us at  info@gapsk.org.  Find out more at www.ylpsk.org

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        Semantic correlations

        Build Stronger Semantic and Vocabulary Skills Through Meaningful Word Relationships

        by Alice Kassotaki - Speech Language Pathologist MSc, BSc

        A visual and structured approach to concept categorization and word recall. Semantic Correlations, authored by speech-language pathologist Alice Kassotaki, MSc, BSc, is a carefully designed tool that helps children enhance their lexical and semantic processing abilities. Centered on the principle that new concepts are more easily acquired when linked to existing knowledge, this book guides learners through tasks that reinforce the understanding of semantic relationships and support immediate information recall. The activities unfold over two levels of difficulty. In the first, children are presented with three words, one of which does not belong to the studied category, allowing them to explore differences and establish common semantic properties. In the second, more advanced level, all three words fall within the same category, challenging learners to identify deeper similarities before classifying them. This progression fosters cognitive flexibility and semantic accuracy. Children work on skills such as vocabulary enrichment, receptive and expressive language, categorization, and semantic reasoning. By using hierarchical structures that show the transition from general to specific concepts, the book creates an intuitive visual guide that deepens comprehension. With translation rights available, Semantic Correlations is an ideal addition to any publisher’s special education or speech therapy collection.

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        PROCESSING SPEED | Intervention Strategies

        A comprehensive guide to improving children's processing speed in the visual, auditory, and verbal domains, hence essential for enhancing academic performance.

        by Alice Kassotaki - Speech Language Pathologist MSc, BSc

        The updated edition of Processing Speed – Intervention Strategies offers a dynamic collection of practical and engaging activities designed to enhance students' processing speed. From simple verbal and visual sequences to more advanced exercises targeting executive functioning and emotional intelligence, this edition provides a well-rounded, research-backed approach to cognitive development. Key areas covered include: Verbal Sequencing & Word Decoding Auditory & Visual Processing Mathematical Reasoning Cognitive Flexibility & Executive Functioning Designed to be both educational and enjoyable, these activities foster cognitive growth in a supportive and stimulating environment. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or therapist, this comprehensive guide offers valuable tools and strategies to help children strengthen their processing speed, enhance academic performance, and build essential problem-solving skills.

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        Children's & YA

        LANGUAGE PROCESSING SKILLS | Enhancing Comprehension

        Help Children with Language Processing Challenges. Thrive A structured and engaging resource for boosting receptive language comprehension.

        by Collective Work – Upbility

        This unique publication is designed for children with Language Processing Disorder—an often overlooked difficulty that severely impacts understanding, motivation, and overall academic progress. At its core, the book offers a comprehensive collection of graded, full-colour worksheets that target receptive language skills through multi-step, visually rich, and increasingly complex tasks. Developed to address the needs of speech therapists, special educators, and SEN teachers, the material is thoughtfully structured to adapt to each child’s individual pace and level. With four levels of difficulty, the activities offer in-depth practice on essential language concepts such as sizes, colours, shapes, numbers, adjectives, prepositions, local and temporal expressions, hypothetical language, and conjunctions. The vibrant visuals and step-by-step progression make the exercises ideal for both print and tablet use, ensuring maximum flexibility in therapy or classroom settings. Perfectly suited for international adaptation, this resource empowers professionals to support learners struggling with language processing, helping them gain confidence and access the curriculum on more equal footing with their peers. Publishers looking to expand their catalogue of evidence-based, practical tools for special education will find this title a valuable and timely addition. Translation rights are available.

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        Humanities & Social Sciences
        November 2020

        The free speech wars

        by Charlotte Lydia Riley

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        Earth’s Epic: How Far is 4.6 Billion Years

        by Miao Desui

        Earth’s Epic: How Far is 4.6 Billion Years is a new book from Professor Miao Desui, an internationally renowned paleontologist and science writer. He has written many popular science works with good sales and reputation, and has won dozens of honors. In Earth’s Epic, he explains earth science to teenagers for the first time.   In Earth’s Epic: How Far is 4.6 Billion Years, the author tells about the history of earth’s evolution, secrets in rocks, crustal movement, life evolution history recorded by fossils, earth minerals using popular and poetic language, showing readers the epic scene of earth’s evolution. As a popular science book, the Earth’s Epic is characterized by the concept of general education. In the book, Professor Miao Desui uses straightforward language, builds a scientific and rigorous knowledge system with multiple humane philosophies interwoven within the text, eliminates the barriers between science and liberal arts, and integrates geography, biology, history, physics, chemistry, literature, and other multiple disciplines. The book transmits the spirit of science, inspires interdisciplinary thinking, and enables readers of all ages to read and obtain knowledge from it.   Since published, Earth’s Epic has repeatedly appeared on the authoritative lists of the industry and won the Best China Books of 2021. It has been recommended by multiple media, such as China Book Review, China Publishing Today, China Reading Weekly, China Science Daily, China Press Publication Radio Film and Television Journal, and We Love Science. Besides, Shen Shuzhong, academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences; Chen Qifan, vice chairman of the China Science Writers Association; and Zhou Shangyi, professor of the Faculty of Geographical Science of Beijing Normal University, and many other experts have also given it high praise.

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        June 2016

        Language training for small moderators

        Children's Language Art Series Textbook

        by Guangzhou Aiyi Education and Training Institution

        This book is an extension of the "Children's Language Art Series Teaching Material-Language Skills Training for Little Hosts". Pinyin is added to facilitate learning and teaching. The teaching method is also more suitable for preschool children, through language training to exercise children's language expression ability. The book consists of two parts: basic knowledge and performance. Full color printing. The book core paper is 80 grams of Monken, which does not hurt the eyes.

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        Literature & Literary Studies
        June 2023

        The politics of male friendship in contemporary American fiction

        by Michael Kalisch

        How might our friendships shape our politics? This book examines how contemporary American fiction has rediscovered the concept of civic friendship and revived a long tradition of imagining male friendship as interlinked with the promises and paradoxes of democracy in the United States. Bringing into dialogue the work of a wide range of authors - including Philip Roth, Paul Auster, Michael Chabon, Jonathan Lethem, Dinaw Mengestu, and Teju Cole - this innovative study advances a compelling new account of the political and intellectual fabric of the American novel today.

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        February 2018

        Talking about relativity to children

        by Li Miao

        This is a popular book on relativity written by physicist Li Miao for children. Einstein's revolution in science and technology has brought great changes to our world in the 20th century. It has changed our cognition of time, space, matter and motion. A series of fantastic predictions have come true one by one, including gravitational waves detected in recent years. In this book, starting from this world-famous event, uncle Miao tells his children about the incomprehensible concepts of gravity, space-time, speed of light, etc. There are a lot of wonderful illustrations in the book, together with a variety of interesting thought experiments, to help children understand this field which has a great impact on modern physics.

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        March 2013

        Alice in Sussex

        Frei nach Lewis Carroll und H.C. Artmann

        by Nicolas Mahler, Andreas Platthaus, Nicolas Mahler, Lewis Carroll

        Alice findet sich im Traumland wieder. Dort trifft sie auf das weiße Kaninchen, das Alice in seinen unterirdischen Bau führt, um dort nach einer illustrierten Ausgabe von H.C. Artmanns »Frankenstein in Sussex« zu suchen. Im Laufe der Handlung trifft Alice wiederholt auf das Kaninchen, das auch aus anderen literarischen Werken zitiert, sei es von Herman Melville oder E.M. Cioran. Anders als bei Carroll befindet sich diese Alice nicht im Wunderland, sondern in einem tiefen Haus unter der Erde. Dort begegnet sie in verschiedenen Stockwerken den bekannten Schöpfungen Lewis Carrolls: der pfeiferauchenden Raupe, der grinsenden Katze, der Suppenschildkröte und anderen mehr. Wiederholt werden von diesen Kreaturen die Schrecknisse der Kindheit und Jugend angesprochen. Als Alice, im Erdgeschoss des Hauses angekommen, Frankensteins Monster begegnet, erwacht sie aus ihrem schrecklichen Traum.

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        Literature & Literary Studies
        July 2018

        European Erotic Romance

        by Victor Skretkowicz, J. B. Lethbridge

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