Sentence examples for practical guidebook from inspiring English sources
NPR described the tome as "a practical guidebook for anyone looking to befriend or work with a black person, become the next black president or challenge anyone who says they speak for all black people".
The manual is a practical guidebook designed to help countries design and implement child-friendly schools that are most appropriate to their circumstances.
As the main proponent of this model, UNICEF has developed the manual as a reference document and practical guidebook to help countries implement CFS.
Globally, UNICEF is rolling out the Child-Friendly School Manuall', a practical guidebook, which will help countries design and implement child-friendly schools that are most appropriate to their circumstances.
There are also practical guidebooks, like "Mister Rogers Parenting Bookk" and "An International Cookbook" written and decorated by immigrant students.
The genre embraced not only fiction but also works of a near-historical nature, pious tracts, books of practical information, guidebooks, evaluations of courtesans and actors, and miscellaneous essays.
"I think you use what you've learned about the relationship over more than two decades," said Alissa Wilson, co-author of "Practical Idealists," a guidebook for young adults who want to make a living doing good works.
The guidebook gives learners practical ideas on activities that can be implemented.
It is an emotional guidebook more than a practical one, but, I would argue, just as reliable.
Both on their Web sites (which usually offer an array of "transformational" products for sale) and in their many, many guidebooks ("Paleo for Beginners," "Practical Paleo," "Your Personal Paleo Code"), proponents of the paleo diet make all sorts of claims for its efficacy.
Gober, who has an Ed.D. from the University of Houston, is the author of "Six Simple Ways to Assess Young Children," a guidebook for educators filled with practical ways to tie assessment to accountability in teaching children.
