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Piccadilly

​OK, so technically, teachers are not the target market for this particular little self-help tome. But teenagers are, which puts the…

Jessica kingsley Publishers

​Anyone looking for a straight-forward manual on exactly how to understand, nurture and teach children with Asperger syndrome is bound to…

The Mathematical Association

​There’s a reason why Colin Foster is TS’s current mathematics lesson plan provider of choice – his unforced curiosity and…

Pearson

​Although, as the title indicates, this book is pitched at those who are contemplating, or in the process of completing, teacher training…

Crown House Publishing

​Yeah, right. Because all we need to do is read a book. Well no, of course there’s considerably more to reaching the dizzy status of…

Routledge

​Regardless of what he might like the world to think, Simon Cowell didn’t coin the term ‘the X-factor’ to convey ‘a…

Pearson

​The first point that Bill Rogers makes in this refreshingly honest look at how to manage the challenges faced by today’s educators is…

Independent Thinking Press

​Using sporting heroes to demonstrate how everyone can ‘achieve whatever they want in life’ might seem a little counter intuitive at…

Floris Books

​The subtitle of this book is ‘help children relax with mindful activities’; combine this with a cover featuring a soft focus shot of…

Teachers’ Pocketbooks

​They may be dinky in size, but in terms of content Teachers’ Pocketbooks titles tend to deliver the whole package – and this is no…

Kagemusha Taiko

​If you are looking for something a little different to engage your KS3 music pupils, why not consider a term of Taiko? Combining powerful…

Independent Thinking Press

​Not so much a ‘book’, as a speaking gig you can hold in your hands, this summary of Jim Roberson’s values is compellingly…

Crown House Publishing

​Hands up who thinks that the best way to engage students in the process of erudition is to hand each of them a textbook and let them get…