Teaching is an art; with the right techniques, guidance, skills and practise
you can masterfully face any situation the classroom could throw at you. With
their fresh perspectives, sage advice and a hint of silliness, Andy, Chris and
Gary show you how to unleash your brilliance.
Everything you always wanted to know about starting your teaching career but
never dared to ask! The book will take the NQT through a journey which starts
with interviews, leads them through the first visit before taking up the job
and then into the first hectic weeks and months.
In The Decisive Element: Unleashing praise and positivity in schools Gary
Toward, Mick Malton and Chris Henley share an abundant array of tools and
techniques to help schools nurture a more positive, praise based culture in
which everyone can thrive.
Based on the authors' combined 70 plus years of experience, The Art of Being a
Brilliant Classroom Assistant by Andy Cope, Chris Henley and Gary Toward is
packed full of creative tips, techniques and strategies for anyone with the
crucial role of supporting kids' learning.
It is December 1913 and Detective Constable Frank Bolam has a murder to solve. The victim is found drowned in the River Wear with a vicious knife wound to his lower back. There are no witnesses and no clues. A few months later another body is found with the same vicious knife wound, followed closely by a further two murders with the victims stabbed in a similar manner. This is a clever killer. No clues are found and Bolam cannot find a way to break the deadlock in his most perplexing case. Having risen from a lowly mining family, Bolam has strong moral values and becomes totally obsessed with the killer and the devastating sadness brought to the victims' relatives. He vows to bring the murderer to justice, whatever the cost. These are turbulent times, with the country in the middle of an attritional war. In his quest to find the murderer, Bolam follows his hunch and enlists in the army, heading for the trenches to track down a cold-blooded killer in the middle of the most mechanised slaughter the world has known.