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Product reviews for Independent Thinking on Emotional Literacy
Peter Nelmes, school leader and author of Troubled Hearts, Troubled Minds: Making Sense of the Emotional Dimension of Learning
In this book Richard Evans gives us a breakdown of what emotional literacy actually looks like in the nitty-gritty of everyday life.-¯Moreover, he presents it from the pupil's perspective and demystifies the subject in a succinct, lively and very readable way.-¯
The book provides a clear, structured and practical outlook on what the conversation between a school and its pupils should be like, and how this conversation can be refined and made more effective for the benefit of all.-¯
Independent Thinking on Emotional Literacy is a must-read for anyone who works with young people; any school that follows Richard's advice will be confident that they possess a clear grasp of the voice of their pupils, and will be making major steps to reduce any disaffection or disengagement.-¯
The book provides a clear, structured and practical outlook on what the conversation between a school and its pupils should be like, and how this conversation can be refined and made more effective for the benefit of all.-¯
Independent Thinking on Emotional Literacy is a must-read for anyone who works with young people; any school that follows Richard's advice will be confident that they possess a clear grasp of the voice of their pupils, and will be making major steps to reduce any disaffection or disengagement.-¯
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09/10/2020 01:00
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