Coaching Soccer Weekly: Methods, Trends, Techniques and Tactics from WORLD CLASS COACHING
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Get an in-depth look at the methods, strategies and techniques used by a youth soccer coach working...
See this image Iron Moon: An Anthology of Chinese Worker Poetry
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“Iron Moon is a monumental achievement. It redraws the boundaries of working-class poetry for the...
Howards End
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Based on E.M. Forster's classic novel, the miniseries adaptation of "Howards End" is a portrayal of...
MindSet by Design: NLP | Self Improvement | Health | Wealth | Happiness. World-Class Mind-Hacks for Peak Performance
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Andy Murphy uses his 12 years of experience working with VIP clients such as Saudi Arabian Royalty,...
Arthur (1981)
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Arthur is a 1981 American comedy film written and directed by Steve Gordon. The film stars Dudley...
Class Dojo
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ClassDojo connects teachers with students and parents to build amazing classroom communities ...
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Suswatibasu (1701 KP) rated Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis in Books
Oct 22, 2017
Without attributing the 2016 election results to Vance and his family himself, the author paints a picture of a total disconnect between establishments and white working class voters. From education, to opportunities in climbing the social ladder, Vance can be seen as an exception due to the lack of outreach from these institutions.
His story can appear both depressing and uplifting at the same time. From experiencing trauma through a broken home, poverty, and an abusive addict mother, to having supportive grandparents who are able to push him into believing in himself. Vance breaks the mould eventually studying at Yale and becoming a venture capitalist. But his doubts in himself are ever present.
Vance, however, also blames 'hillbilly' culture and it's encouragement of social rot. Likewise, he recounts stories about lack of work ethic, and the notion of blaming others for their own misfortune. It highlights the need for stability in families in order for upward mobility.
It is a raw, emotional portrait of growing up in and eventually out of a poor rural community riddled by drug addiction and volatility.
Clampdown: Pop-cultural Wars on Class and Gender
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es Read an extract from the book in which Rhian discusses the relationship between Britpop culture -...
Willkommen - activity book
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Whether you are using the Willkommen! course in class or working through it on your own, this work...
