40cm Inflatable Globe Prop

The seams cut off a lot of country and continent names, fun to toss around like any other ball, not suitable for learning.

aufblasbar und nicht für kleine Kinder geeignet; ich wollte anhand des Globus auf andere Länder hinweisen; ein kleiner Tipp mit dem Finger und schon ist das Land wieder weggedrückt; kann nicht als Kerzenständer genutzt werden, weil aus Papier ... hmm... kein weiterer Verwendungszweck ... etwas, was ich nicht gebrauchen kann .. schade; schöne Farben und gut aus Papier gemacht - dafür überhaupt die Sterne

description | reviews | contents | 'This densely packed book provides a wealth of information and a host of well researched and clearly documented initiatives aimed at targeting and encouraging marginalised service users to participate in consultations intended to improve their quality of life. The authors, who together have a wealth of experience in working with homeless and otherwise dispossessed individuals, have clearly retained an enthusiasm and commitment to the task which illuminates every chapter.' - Seen and Heard 'The homeless, women escaping domestic violence, people with addictions, offenders, the young and those marginalized by their ethnicity are often hard to reach because they prefer to remain excluded, they are not directly involved in local care, or they are transitory. Consultant Brafield and practitioner Eckersley draw from their own experiences in empowering people by getting them involved in day-to-day and long-term strategic planning. They describe traditional recruitment methods, such as public meetings and questionnaires but also offer such methods as creating a gallery of writing or art or conducting video interviews. They describe models of service user participation and their research project, barriers and enablers to effective service user consultation, a two-tier model for strategic planning, and methods to use in creating your own consultation strategy.' - Book News 'Inspired by their own experiences of the Supporting People programme, Helen Brafield and Terry Eckersley have produced a much needed insight into how voluntary organizations working with disadvantaged and marginalised groups in housing need can begin to overcome potential barriers to 'successful' user participation... This small but insightful resource will be of particular value to social care professionals interested in the Supporting People programme and their wider service user involvement project. Overall, Service User Involvement: Reaching the Hard to Reach in Supported Housing is a powerful book, which provides an up-to-date resource for a topic that has generally been badly served by conventional social policy and social work commentaries. It is therefore a contribution that should be noted, even celebrated, and certainly not hidden from view.' - SWAP E-bulletin

Ottimo prodotto!!!... Anche se mio figlio lo USA x giocarci a calcio in casa . spedizione rapida e ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo!

bonjours tout le mondes , sa y et il et enfin arriver ce colis , mais comme je le pensée ses certainement du au jours fériés, que sa as du être plus long que prévue. mais si non dans l'ensembles , je suis très contente de cette achat . merci a tout le mondes bonne journée , et prenez soin de vous tous . a +

El plástico es un poco cutre pero con un poco de cuidado parece que aguanta, en mi clase lo rompieron pero fue seguramente por mal uso. Debería estar actualizado que no es tan difícil