Most Popular Books by Jennifer Darling

Presents a collection of easy-to-prepare recipes that emphasize one-pot cooking, accompanied by make-ahead and freezing directions for families on the go.

Inspiration. It''s all around us if we know where to look. Sometimes it''s found in the beauty of nature or the dynamics of the big city. Sometimes it''s in the most elegant places on earth. The artist Paul Gauguin found his muse among the islands and people of Tahiti. Other times it''s in some of the most unimaginable of places or situations. Viktor Frankel found it in the Nazi concentration camps. Mother Teresa found inspiration in the slums of Calcutta. Nelson Mandela found his in a jail cell. These amazing authors share their life experiences and challenges and how inspiration played the key role in their overcoming adversity and growing as human beings. Some come from very modest means and some from great wealth. Some found their inspiration against incredible odds with no support from friends and family. Others had caring mentors who pointed the way. Whatever path you may be on, these stories will enlighten, enthuse and inspire you and, hopefully, lead you to inspire others.

Favorite cookie recipes from around the world.

Equity and Quality in Digital Learning identifies and presents specific strategies and practices for using digital tools to reduce inequities in educational opportunities and improve student outcomes. Based on a ten-year research-practice partnership with the Dallas and Milwaukee public school districts, the book highlights the factors that can support or impede the implementation of digital learning in K-12 schools. As public schools make major investments in digital learning, it is critical to ensure that digital tools are effectively leveraged to enhance learning and reduce achievement gaps, especially for those students historically underserved in schools. The authors offer concrete ways to use evidence from the book to increase the effectiveness of digital learning. "With rich accounts of two districts'' efforts to integrate digital tools, the authors offer a well-reasoned caution that digital tools can easily replicate, even amplify, inequality in our education system. Yet, they offer a clear outline for how districts can adopt and implement digital tools to improve learning for all students. This book is an essential read for any school system leader." --Betheny Gross, associate director, Center on Reinventing Public Education, University of Washington Bothell "At this moment, we are grappling with not only how to ensure equity of access to devices and internet but also how to provide equity in quality and delivery of digital content. This book serves as a resource to help educational organizations understand how we got here and offers solutions on where to go." --Lakisha Brinson, Director of Learning Technology, Metro Nashville Public Schools Carolyn J. Heinrich is the Patricia and Rodes Hart Professor of Public Policy and Education, chair of the Department of Leadership, Policy, and Organizations, and an affiliated professor of Economics at Vanderbilt University. Jennifer Darling-Aduana is an assistant professor of learning technologies in the Department of Learning Sciences, College of Education and Human Development, at Georgia State University. Annalee G. Good is a researcher at the Wisconsin Center for Education Research (WCER), codirector of the Wisconsin Evaluation Collaborative, and director of the WCER Clinical Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Tells you how to cook different types of food, so the younger generation can learn how to cook also.

Darling, who is in her late 20s, recounts relationship drama--with boyfriends and female friends. There is also a personality quiz and some discussion of MySpace. Most of the zine is composed in a handwriting font. Visual elements include vintage, 19th century-looking clip art.

A collection of more than 160 recipes from the Food Network''s kitchens, along with explanations of basic and complex cooking techniques and a behind-the-scenes look at the network''s shows.