Betsy taylor md (6 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Good. With parents today worried that they are raising the 'I want' generation, WHAT KIDS WANT THAT MONEY CAN'T BUY arrives at just the right moment. Betsy Taylor's advice ranges from simple, everyday things parents can do to more sophisticated approaches, such as teaching media literacy and financial skills to their children to fight this problem. She enlists the voices and stories of parents and educators on the front line and promotes the philosophy of how to have more fun with less stuff, by returning to simple, meaningful rituals like dinner conversation and picnics. The average 12-year-old spends the equivalent of two months a year watching television, during which time 20-40,000 advertisements are broadcast. The average American planned to spend USD800 on Christmas gifts in 1997 and 96 per cent of children ages 8-12 included a big-screen TV on their holiday wish list.…

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. With parents today worried that they are raising the 'I want' generation, WHAT KIDS WANT THAT MONEY CAN'T BUY arrives at just the right moment. Betsy Taylor's advice ranges from simple, everyday things parents can do to more sophisticated approaches, such as teaching media literacy and financial skills to their children to fight this problem. She enlists the voices and stories of parents and educators on the front line and promotes the philosophy of how to have more fun with less stuff, by returning to simple, meaningful rituals like dinner conversation and picnics. The average 12-year-old spends the equivalent of two months a year watching television, during which time 20-40,000 advertisements are broadcast. The average American planned to spend USD800 on Christmas gifts in 1997 and 96 per cent of children ages 8-12 included a big-screen TV on their holiday wish list.…

Paperback. Condizione: Good. With parents today worried that they are raising the 'I want' generation, WHAT KIDS WANT THAT MONEY CAN'T BUY arrives at just the right moment. Betsy Taylor's advice ranges from simple, everyday things parents can do to more sophisticated approaches, such as teaching media literacy and financial skills to their children to fight this problem. She enlists the voices and stories of parents and educators on the front line and promotes the philosophy of how to have more fun with less stuff, by returning to simple, meaningful rituals like dinner conversation and picnics. The average 12-year-old spends the equivalent of two months a year watching television, during which time 20-40,000 advertisements are broadcast. The average American planned to spend USD800 on Christmas gifts in 1997 and 96 per cent of children ages 8-12 included a big-screen TV on their holiday wish list.…

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. With parents today worried that they are raising the 'I want' generation, WHAT KIDS WANT THAT MONEY CAN'T BUY arrives at just the right moment. Betsy Taylor's advice ranges from simple, everyday things parents can do to more sophisticated approaches, such as teaching media literacy and financial skills to their children to fight this problem. She enlists the voices and stories of parents and educators on the front line and promotes the philosophy of how to have more fun with less stuff, by returning to simple, meaningful rituals like dinner conversation and picnics. The average 12-year-old spends the equivalent of two months a year watching television, during which time 20-40,000 advertisements are broadcast. The average American planned to spend USD800 on Christmas gifts in 1997 and 96 per cent of children ages 8-12 included a big-screen TV on their holiday wish list.…

Paperback. Condizione: Good. Co-published with the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy Foreword by William C. McGinly, President, Chief Executive Officer, Association for Healthcare Philanthropy Accessing capital through the traditional sources of revenue, debt, and the sale of assets is challenging in the current economic climate. Philanthropy has emerged as a vital revenue source. Betsy Chapin Taylor shares the strategies she has cultivated throughout her successful career in healthcare philanthropy. She emphasizes the role of executives in philanthropy efforts and provides tips for involving physicians. A chapter on the ask will ease the anxiety involved in soliciting donations and overcoming objections.…

Paperback. Condizione: Good. Co-published with the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy Foreword by William C. McGinly, President, Chief Executive Officer, Association for Healthcare Philanthropy Accessing capital through the traditional sources of revenue, debt, and the sale of assets is challenging in the current economic climate. Philanthropy has emerged as a vital revenue source. Betsy Chapin Taylor shares the strategies she has cultivated throughout her successful career in healthcare philanthropy. She emphasizes the role of executives in philanthropy efforts and provides tips for involving physicians. A chapter on the ask will ease the anxiety involved in soliciting donations and overcoming objections.…