Greenwich
Exchange's books are aimed at contributing positive ideas
to long term educational interests across a range of subjects
including literature, literary criticism, history, art and
business subjects. |
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Student Guides to literature are aimed at stimulating thought
and interest amongst students, teachers and the general reader.
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from teachers and librarians tells us that the guides have enabled
students to reach a new understanding of the subject. |
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NEW - Focus On Series |
| Our New FOCUS
series deals with single topics related to advanced level curriculae
of interest to teachers and students as well as the general
reader. |
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| Featured Titles for the Autumn Term 2008 |
| What
the Wind Said! by Matt Simpson Illustrated by G.W.
Jones |
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A
collection of poems for seven- to twelve-year-olds Here are
poems to enjoy … poems to make you laugh, to make you smile,
to make you see things...Click
here for more information on What the Wind Said! |
| Making
School Work by Andy Buck |
| Written by a practising headteacher, Making School
Work is full of practical examples which underpin successful
school leadership. It provides hundreds of examples of tried
and tested ideas which have been proven to work in a range of
schools. Click here
for more information about Making School Work |
| Patrick
Hamilton by John Harding |
| Patrick Hamilton was one of the most
gifted and admired writers of his generation. John Harding provides
a critical appraisal of all of Hamilton's major novels, as well
as his successful stage plays. Click
here for more information about Patrick Hamilton. |
| STORY:
The Heart of the Matter edited by Dr Maggie Butt |
| In this book, 15 established writers explore their
own practice and ideas about storymaking. What do they have
in common? Story. Read
more about STORY: The Heart of the Matter. |
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