| It is difficult to think of new and innovative ideas about your professional area and these authors have demonstrated how you can push yourself to become more creative, thoughtful and innovative. I have read most of these books at least twice so they are now filled with annotations which have been generated by reading them. These are truly inspirational books. A must have! | ||
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| Presentation Zen: Simple Ideas on Presentat...
by Garr Reynolds £16.15 ...encourages the reader to become more creative and shows us as professionals how we can teach our students to become inspira... | A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will R...
by Daniel H. Pink £5.99 This book helped me re-focus my own teaching as well as outlook on education and beyond. Amazing. | Here Comes Everybody: How Change Happens wh...
by Clay Shirky £6.59 Shirky explains the significance of new and emerging technologies such as Social Media and how it has changed the way we commu... |
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| The Art Of Innovation: Success Through Inno...
by Kelley & Litt. £7.09 Tom Kelley, CEO at the innovation and design firm IDEO, explains how they have created a culture of innovation at the firm and... | Made to Stick: Why some ideas take hold and...
by Dan Heath £5.39 If you are looking for a fresh approach to learning and why some messages stick better than others this is the book to read. | The Ten Faces of Innovation: Strategies for...
by Tom Kelley £6.99 Kelley introduces a series of ‘individuals’ you can play during meetings and barinstorming session to gain as much as possible... |
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| Web Literacy for Educators
£18.04 Fourteen year old: “I’m working on a history paper about how the Holocaust never happened.” How to teach about digital media. | HOPE DIES LAST: Keeping the Faith in Troubl...
by Studs Terkel £11.69 Inspirational interviews with fascinating people. What would you ask the pilot who dropped the first atomic bomb? | Graceland
by Christopher Abani £8.99 Abani’s best-selling 2004 novel GraceLand is a searing and funny tale of a young Nigerian boy, an Elvis impersonator who moves |
Truly amazing books...
