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Click here to find out more about the newly published 'My Child's Different' by Elaine Halligan, which explores the enabling role that parents can play in bringing the best out of children who are seen as ˜different™ or ˜difficult™.

"It provides a blue print for positive parenting which all parents can benefit from and an insight into the frustrations of both parents and children who are judged by a world that doesn™t understand them."

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‹Take a look for yourselves at the wonderful '15-Minute STEM' by Emily Hunt and purchase a copy here now!

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Click here to find out more about 'Teaching on a Shoestring' by Russell Grigg and Helen Lewis and to purchase your very own copy hot off the press now!

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Featured in this issue of Teach Primary are:

Bill Lucas - 'Get parents involved in the fabric of your school with these ideas for effective family links'.

Debra Kidd - 'Play is a serious business I would never have thought a decade ago that I'd have to defend this basic right'.

'Behaviour 101. Build a positive classroom climate this year with Sue Cowley's no-nonsense wisdom'.

Jill Berry - 'Ear to the ground. As a head, you need to make decisions based on good information, but who's best at providing that?'