On Thursday 6th May, Dr David Waugh, author of Girls Can’t Play Football, Lottie’s Run and Jessica’s Other World, all produced by YouCaxton, is running a workshop and giving a presentation at the TEAN Conference at the Aston Centre in Birmingham, on writing with and for children, using his own books as examples. David is Senior Teaching Fellow at Durham University and an expert in Primary English.
The author looks at principled Gandhian nonviolence
George Paxton
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A realistic look at day-to-day Social Work
Shari King & Nicola Brown
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This first book in the series, Brummie Girls do Social Work, takes a realistic down-to-earth look at day-to-day Social Work practice and the daily dilemmas faced by practitioners. It takes the form of a collection of short, colourful episodes based on the authors' personal experiences - a light hearted approach to a serious subject. It gives invaluable insights into the profession, showing how variable each day can be and the complex challenges that arise. Each episode finishes with a number of tips for Social Workers already in the profession and for newly qualified Social Workers and students, to help them be prepared for any situation. |
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