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Economics for Beginners
Economics for Beginners
Economics for Beginners
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The book comprises graphical illustrations and description of 165 plant species, including trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants, that mostly characterize Georgian flora. Plant descriptions refer to the morphology of the plant species and their ecology (adaptation to climatic conditions and spread in Georgia) accompanied with plant names in Latin, Georgian, local dialects, Svan and Mengrelian languages. Latin-Georgian, English-Georgian, Georgian-English, Russian- Georgian, Georgian-Russian and Georgian dialectic (including Mengrelian and Svan languages) vocabularies are presented as well.
A new edition of the highly readable, tried-and-true classic for teaching preschool children.
This classic in the field of early childhood education provides practical tips and research-based methods for developing teachers, plus ready-to-use checklists for observing children and the classroom environment. In addition to its success as a college text, the book is widely used by student interns, volunteers, assistants, CDA candidates, and beginning and experienced teachers around the world who work with three- to five-year old children in a variety of settings―preschools, center-based child care, Head Start programs, and pre-kindergartens.
Funded through the Book Translation Program, U.S. Embassy in Georgia
The book studies the specifics of hagiography, its role and place in Georgian spiritual culture; Monuments of Georgian hagiographic literature of IV-XI centuries are analyzed from religious-dogmatic and artistic-aesthetic aspects.
This book is intended for a wide range of students from faculties of humanities, theological seminary-academy students, teachers, researchers and readers interested in Georgian ecclesiastical writing.
The book will help 1-6 Georgian language and grammar teachers to successfully pass the exams of teachers’ competence.Drawn up according to the program of 2019 y.
