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Is it possible to teach for character and raise academic standards? This book - the first in the seven-part Invisible INK series - argues that character education is an essential tool for creating a positive learning environment and getting the best out of your students. It offers practical advice to help encourage grit, adaptability, optimism, self-control, empathy, discernment and trust in young learners important foundations in any future success in and out of school. With insights from the author s career as teacher and trainer, the Invisible INK series aims to shed light on this…mehr

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Is it possible to teach for character and raise academic standards? This book - the first in the seven-part Invisible INK series - argues that character education is an essential tool for creating a positive learning environment and getting the best out of your students. It offers practical advice to help encourage grit, adaptability, optimism, self-control, empathy, discernment and trust in young learners important foundations in any future success in and out of school. With insights from the author s career as teacher and trainer, the Invisible INK series aims to shed light on this 'Invisible Curriculum' and the secret ingredients that really unlock a child s potential.
Autorenporträt
Andrew Hammond is a senior correspondent for a global news agency, currently based in Dubai. He is the author of What The Arabs Think of America (2008) and Popular Culture in the Arab World (2007), and was the agency bureau chief in Saudi Arabia for several years.