Best Selling Books by Brian Shaw

This book is written specifically for band, choir, and orchestra teachers at all levels to help them use music-centered assessment in their teaching. Filled with practical advice and examples, Better Music Ensembles Through Assessment is a resource for improving performance and helping ensemble music educators deepen and document student learning.

A person''s worldview is gradually developed through a variety of mechanisms. This story shows how the impact of one person can alter the worldview of another. Clarence Heisler''s poesies have touched many lives and they are now available for all to enjoy.

This book is a true story about a fan, who''s dream came true after a 48 year wait. The kindness and genuine enjoyment that Sir Paul shows his fans of all age groups, makes it all worth it! Paul McCartney gave his autograph on a one of a kind item that this fan will cherish forever. The Beatles not only left their imprint on society, but as individuals, they will never be matched!

Este libro ilustrado para niños recrea escenas del béisbol para enseñar a contar del 0 al 20 mediante versos en rima. Las reglas y la cultura del juego se muestran a través de una competencia.

Ethan is a high-spirited teenage boy who is painting in a room when Riley, an angry teenage girl enters and watches him work. She talks to him about what he¿s doing and he tells her it is a painting of home. She tells him she doesn¿t have a home and it is revealed that they are both foster children in a foster home. The scene progresses and Ethan gives her the chance to paint her ¿home¿ on his painting but she refuses. So with a swirl of his paintbrush they are whisked away into the ¿jungle¿ where they meet a family of monkeys and we get to see these two teenagers be kids again. Eventually they find themselves in front of a door. It is the front door of Ethan¿s childhood home. He enters and we see his mother who is smoking a cigarette and taking pills. This is a moment in time that shows the kind of life he had before he made his way to the foster care system. Riley tries to comfort him but before they find their way home they transition onto a stage that both of them decide would be a great place to sing and dance right into the next door, Riley¿s childhood home. They enter and we see her as a child playing with her dolls until her father enters and takes her hand leading her into another room for their time. They both transition back to the home and Riley is angry that he took them there. She doesn¿t understand what he¿s doing. He explains to her that she has to get past what brought her into the foster care system in order to ever find a home again. Eventually Riley crushes his painting out of anger. Finally they go back to their childhood homes again so we see how those moments in their lives ended, then back to the foster home. A new canvas is presented and Riley begins to paint her home.