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Extractions: Malcolm K. Sparrow Go to chapter: Go to Page: Active Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-iv Table of Contents, pp. v-vi Foreword by Frank Keating, pp. vii-viii Foreword by Patricia McGinnis, pp. ix-xii Preface, pp. xiii-xviii Acknowledgments, pp. xix-xxii Introduction, pp. 1-14 Part I. Challenges to Regulatory Pr..., pp. 15-16 1. Pressures, pp. 17-28 2. Ideas, pp. 29-43 3. Party Politics, pp. 44-52 4. Customer Service: Merits and Lim..., pp. 53-64 5. Process Improvement: Merits and ..., pp. 65-78 Part II. The Emergence of Regulator..., pp. 79-80 6. Innovations, pp. 81-98 7. The Elements of Reform, pp. 99-108 8. The Search for Results That Coun..., pp. 109-122 9. Problem Solving: A Different Kin..., pp. 123-136 10. The Stages of Problem Solving, pp. 137-154 11. The Problem-Solving Infrastruct..., pp. 155-170 12. The Boston Gun Project, pp. 171-180 13. Of Strategies Reactive, Prevent..., pp. 181-193 14. Balanced versus Integrated Comp..., pp. 194-204 Part III. The Elusive Art of Risk C..., pp. 205-206
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Extractions: http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/elem/elem33.html Your students will be introduced to still life techniques, as introduced and used by artist Henri Matisse. During a total of three lesson plans, your class will first draw a still life, then do a torn paper collage on the same theme, and finally, paint their subject, using simple lines and shapes a la Matisse. http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/elem/elem67.html Easily one of the most recognized paintings in the world today, Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh is the focus of this art lesson. Students will be using crayon resist and chalk techniques to create their own version of Starry Night, noting movement through line, texture, and color.
