The Second Nail- Reader's Guide - Lewis, David; Head, Debra
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This Reader's Guide was created to enhance the readers' experiences by providing an aide to navigate the material. This reading guide is best used in a parent - student circumstance such as a homeschool. It has been carefully and professionally designed to assist homeschooling parents as they guide and work with their student(s). Within this guide a step-by-step approach leads the users with effective organization by providing tested prompts and queries that follow a logical procedure. Initially, the parent assigns the reading material from THE SECOND NAIL. This starts the learning adventure.…mehr

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This Reader's Guide was created to enhance the readers' experiences by providing an aide to navigate the material. This reading guide is best used in a parent - student circumstance such as a homeschool. It has been carefully and professionally designed to assist homeschooling parents as they guide and work with their student(s). Within this guide a step-by-step approach leads the users with effective organization by providing tested prompts and queries that follow a logical procedure. Initially, the parent assigns the reading material from THE SECOND NAIL. This starts the learning adventure. As the reader unfolds the plot, he/she should utilize this guide simultaneously. This reader's guide is a homeschooling parent's teaching tool designed to fully engage their student(s) in comprehending the material and ultimately in utilizing these skills to read for fun and read to learn.
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Autorenporträt
David Lewis is co-presenter of the New Politics Australia podcast, historian, musicologist, musician and political scientist based in Sydney. His lecturing and research interests include roots music, popular music, Australian, UK and US politics and crime fiction. He has published in Music Forum Australia, Eureka Street, Quadrant, Crikey and has edited several books.