Professor Deborah Eyre
Consililum Education library specialist, Sal Flint continues her new column – School Readers – in which she talks to educators about their favourite three books. This month’s Reader is Professor Deborah Eyre.
Consililum Education library specialist, Sal Flint continues her new column – School Readers – in which she talks to educators about their favourite three books. This month’s Reader is Professor Deborah Eyre.
Consililum Education library specialist, Sal Flint starts a new column this month – School Readers – in which she talks to educators about three of their favourite books.
Andy Homden reviews the latest from Matthew Sayed, author of Bounce and Black Box Thinking, and looks for lessons about learning and “Growth Mindset” as well as about sport.
Sportsman and journalist Matthew Syed makes an important contribution to the Nature v Nurture debate: Andy Homden considers his analysis has implications for teaching.
Dr Eugene Heimler developed an innovative and unique form of psychotherapy, the Heimler Method of Social Functioning, which has enabled countless individuals to find meaning and new direction in their lives and turn frustration and disengagement into creativity and involvement. Peter Hudson provides a very personal review of Dr Heimler’s account of some of the experiences that helped mould his now widely used counselling techniques.
For philosopher Roman Krznaric, western society has painted itself into something of a corner. The prevailing political and social orthodoxy of our time is rooted in competition, the needs of the individual and introspective obsessions.