TEACHERS’ RESOURCES HOW TO BE AN OUTSTANDING PRIMARY TEACHER
The 2nd edition of David Dunn’s best- selling book is now updated to reflect changes in teaching initiatives and educational policy, including valuable new content on using technology in the primary classroom. It features lots of easy-to-introduce activities and techniques that will propel satisfactory and good lessons into the outstanding category. There are dozens of starters and plenaries and useful websites, and the author’s own website offers resources to save you time. A must for all primary school teachers who want to become outstanding, for every child they teach.
6326. How to be an Outstanding Teacher
• 144 pages paperback £16.99
50 IDEAS FOR CREATIVE ROLE PLAY
Role-play is a fun and creative way to engage with children in EYFS, and is fundamental in developing children’s learning and communication skills. This book is filled with great ways to make the most of play-based learning in your environment. Each activity is linked to children’s interests, and is designed to allow the child to learn, create, communicate, and have fun. Many of the scenarios involve an element of problem solving to encourage team work, and the suggested props and locations are both easily sourced and well-suited to Early Years schools and settings.
6328. 50 Ideas for Creative Role Play
• 64 pages paperback £9.99
MAKING FRIENDS
Anita Hughes has been running the Friendly Group for 18 years. This is a social and therapeutic group for children and young people on the Autism Spectrum who struggle to make relationships and share feelings with others. These children appear to cope without real friendships, but often from an increasingly isolated position. Their behaviour is often driven by anxiety, made worse by feeling different. Professionals working with children and young people and their families in and outside school will find a range of ideas here on how to work in similar groups.
6330. Making Friends
• 256 pages paperback £19.99
QUIET POWER
People with the quietest voices have achieved incredible things in the world. Following up on her bestselling book “Quiet”, Susan Cain has written an empowering book for young people focussing on the strengths and challenges of being introverted, with examples school, family life and friendships.
6332. Quiet Power
• 592 pages paperback £9.99
PRACTICAL BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT
This book offers advice, strategies and ideas for practical behaviour management in primary schools, covering a range of key topics from low- level issues to more extreme cases, as well as well-being and mental health concerns. It provides case studies, discusses the responsibilities of the teacher, how to set meaningful targets, plus lots of tips on how to get the best out of available support and intervention strategies. Not only that, you also get real classroom anecdotes and exercises to use in lessons right away so you feel fully prepared to support all children with confidence.
6327. Practical Behaviour Management
• 144 pages paperback £16.99
MAKING SENSE OF NEUROSCIENCE
Translating research about child neuroscience into practice in education is a daunting prospect. Sally Featherstone’s comprehensive guide examines current research about child neuroscience and explains how practitioners can use this knowledge to be more effective in their work with young children.
6329. Making Sense of Neuroscience in the Early Years
• 208 pages paperback £18.99
NEUROTRIBES
Steve Silberman unearths the secret history of autism, long suppressed by the same clinicians who became famous for discovering it, and finds surprising answers to the crucial question of why the number of diagnoses has soared in recent years. Going back to the earliest autism research and chronicling the brave and lonely journey of autistic people and their families through the decades, Silberman provides long- sought solutions to the autism puzzle while casting light on the growing movement of ‘neurodiversity’ and mapping out a path towards a more humane world for people with learning differences.
6331. Neurotribes
• 592 pages paperback £9.99
BLAME MY BRIAN
The teenage brain really is special! This is a revised and updated edition of the biological mysteries that lie behind teenage behaviour and includes new research on mirror neurons and their effect on the teenage brain. From taking risks to sleeping late, gender differences to depression, uncontrollable emotions to the effects of drugs and alcohol, “Blame My Brain” tells you everything you need to know about the biology, and psychology behind the behaviour. Written for teenagers, this book is also of interest to parents and teachers.
6333. Blame My Brain
• 208 pages paperback £7.99
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