This book is a comprehensive resource on inclusive education, tracing its evolution over the last 50 years. It critiques major theoretical influences and highlights personal reflections from key figures in the field. Designed to be learner-friendly, it includes activities and readings, making it an invaluable tool for students in inclusive education studies.
Mental toughness measures how effectively individuals respond to stress, pressure, and challenges. Understanding this concept is essential to improving performance for both the individual and organization, and authors Peter Clough and Doug Strycharczyk explain mentaltoughness clearly and effectively.This new updated edition includes greater coverage of how mental toughness relates to other behaviors and can be applied to leadership, creativity, emotional intelligence, and motivation. It also looks at applications in employability and entrepreneurship, and expands its coverage of coaching for mental toughness.
Focused on providing clear principles and frameworks, this text is essential for grasping research methodology. Authors Peter Clough and Cathy Nutbrown effectively cater to both beginners and advanced readers, illustrating the significance of methodology throughout the research process. The book equips readers with the necessary tools to comprehend and apply methodological concepts, making it a valuable resource for students in the field.
Focusing on the intersection of history and philosophy, this book offers a comprehensive introduction to early childhood education. It highlights the influence of historical figures and philosophical ideas on contemporary practices, featuring imagined dialogues with key pioneers. The updated second edition reflects recent policy changes in the UK and includes new biographies and conversations, enriching the reader's understanding of the evolution of early childhood education.