Ambleside Library
Welcome to Ambleside Schools International Online Library.
Here you will find resources in books, articles, videos, CD's and DVD's in many different genres and for all age groups.
Please note that although ASI may not be in full agreement, we do believe that each author has some valuable knowledge to contribute to the subject in the following resources:.
If you do not see a resource here and would like us to review it please contact us we will consider all your suggestions. See the ASI Reading List here
Here you will find resources in books, articles, videos, CD's and DVD's in many different genres and for all age groups.
Please note that although ASI may not be in full agreement, we do believe that each author has some valuable knowledge to contribute to the subject in the following resources:.
If you do not see a resource here and would like us to review it please contact us we will consider all your suggestions. See the ASI Reading List here
| Title | Author | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Download PDF | Listen to Flourish Podcast Online | ||
| The findings are published in the December Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology | ||
| Parenting in a Digital Age | ||
| Dr Jon Goldin claimed parents are being forced into buying phones for children | ||
| How psychology is being used as a weapon against children. | ||
| Narrative memos have replaced PowerPoint presentations at Amazon. Here are 3 reasons why. | ||
| Making conscientious choices about technology in our families is more than just using internet filters and determining screen time limits for our children. | ||
| Schools usually focus on teaching comprehension skills instead of general knowledge—even though education researchers know better. | ||
| When it comes to fitness, there always seems to be a debate regarding the best ways to get a firm butt, rock-hard abs, and giant biceps. One day it might be this type of superfood, another day it might be this kind of exercise. | ||
| Summary: University of Washington researchers report activity in the somatosensory cortex for both felt and observed touch demonstrates 7 month old babies can make a basic connection between self and others. | ||
| Silicon Valley knows how to program human behavior—for better or worse | ||
| A popular theory that some people learn better visually or aurally keeps getting debunked. |
