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The Elephant Keeper: Caring for Orphaned Elephants in Zambia

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When teenaged Aaron discovers a baby elephant nearly drowning in the swimming pool at the guest lodge where he works, he acts quickly and manages to save the animal just in time. The rescued baby is brought to an elephant orphanage for care, and given the name Zambezi. Though Aaron has been raised t

o think of elephants as dangerous to humans and their crops, on a visit to the orphanage, he learns that illegal poaching of these animals is threatening them with extinction, and the orphanage is trying to prevent that from happening. And when Aaron is offered a job at the orphanage, his life is su

ddenly transformed, as he discovers a bond of friendship with Zambezi and his lifelong vocation as an elephant keeper.Inspired by the real-life Aaron and Zambezi at the Lilayi Elephant Nursery in Zambia, author Margriet Ruurs has created a moving story that powerfully demonstrates the plight of enda

ngered animals everywhere. Pedro Covo's stunning illustrations add a level of depth and haunting beauty to the story and the animals. Three nonfiction spreads interspersed throughout the story explore facts about elephants, ivory poaching and elephant orphanages. The back of the book contains ways c

hildren can help endangered wildlife. Useful tools include a table of contents and a glossary. This beautifully illustrated nonfiction book spans the curriculum, from life sciences to global awareness to environmental stewardship. It also offers a unique perspective for character education lessons o

n empathy, caring and responsibility on a larger scale. Margriet Ruurs is an avid traveler and has shared her 35 books with children all over the world. She lives in Salt Spring Island, British Columbia.Pedro Covo is a painter and illustrator whose work has been featured in several magazines and o

ther publications. The Elephant Keeper is his first book. He lives in Cartagena, Colombia.

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被評鑑者對評鑑指標的適切性看法研究-以高雄市兒少安置機構為例

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摘要臺灣兒童及少年安置及教養機構的評鑑開始於1981年，往後每三年為一期，對各安置機構進行考評。自2002年臺灣開始進行聯合兒少安置機構評鑑計畫，從評鑑核心的指標當中來檢視與呈現機構服務的成效及品質，並依照其評鑑結果，將各機構區分為優等、甲等、乙等、丙等、丁等。在評鑑制度的過程中，主要係藉由審查委員不同專業判斷的指標來概定機構各項服務的優劣，然而卻忽略政策端與機構端之間雙向的核心價值。為此本研究將針對評鑑指標中的行政組織與經營管理、建築物環境與設施設備、專業服務、權益保障、機構特色或專業服務特色等，五大指標，來訪談高雄市四間所兒少安置機構主管人員及工作人員，透過評鑑準備過程的實務經驗以及不同

角度的看法從實務寶貴經驗談，進行來實質探討評鑑制度指標的適切性看法研究與調整空間。本研究結果得知，對於兒童及少年安置機構所實行的機構評鑑，研究對象均認為，確實能夠提升安置機構的服務績效與成果展示；另外，對於評鑑制度所帶來的正向實質效益與回饋也表示確實有存在與繼續辦理的必要性。未來，在評鑑內容、評鑑方式、評鑑結果的操作層面上，期許能夠有效率的展現兒少安置機構的實際運作情況與成效，而評鑑委員能夠更以客觀、宏觀、兼容的角度去進行訪查機構，並能提供兒少安置機構實質之改善要點與建議事項，藉以達到永續提升國內兒少安置照顧之水準，而最終受益的將是自小被迫面臨社會困境，而尋求社會安置服務需求的兒童及少年。

Flower Toward the Sun

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In 1905, Rebecca leaves her Jewish shtetl in the Ukraine to join her fianc , Samuel, in Milwaukee. Ingrid leaves her orphanage in Norway to become the Picture Bride of Lars, a widowed Norwegian farmer in North Dakota. But as Rebecca and Ingrid are processed together at Ellis Island, officials put th

em on the wrong trains and each is sent to the other's final destination. Lars takes Rebecca to his farm and promises to help her find her way back to Samuel. Samuel convinces his family to take Ingrid in until they can locate Rebecca and return her to Lars. Alone in a strange country and unable to

speak English, Ingrid and Rebecca struggle against conflicting religions and cultures. It is hatred at first sight for the feisty Ingrid and Samuel and his Jewish family. Lars does not understand Rebecca's traditional Jewish practices. Both women attempt to escape to find their promised new lives in

America, but fail and reluctantly return to their alien environments to build new lives. After nearly a year, Samuel and Ingrid journey to the isolated farm in North Dakota, but the love that has blossomed between Lars and Rebecca threatens to destroy everything. Marcia R. Rudin graduated from B

oston University and earned a joint MA degree in religion from Columbia University and Union Theological Seminary. She studied for a PhD at the New School for Social Research and taught history of religion. She was a resident in screenwriting at the MacDowell Colony of the Arts. Her plays have recei

ved productions in Manhattan, New Jersey, California, West Virginia, and Michigan.Marcia is author of the novel Hear My Voice and coauthor of Why Me? Why Anyone? and Prison or Paradise? The New Religious Cults. Her articles have appeared in such publications as The New York Times and The New York Da

ily News. An expert on destructive cults, she was quoted in Newsweek and The New York Times and appeared on Dateline NBC, CBS Evening News and CBS Morning News.She and her husband, Rabbi James Rudin, live in Manhattan and Florida. For additional information, visit www.marciarudin.com