Doing Nothing

'Original, thoughtful and thorough' - The Times Educational Supplement
'Anna Craft has written an important and challenging book on the increasingly important topic of creativity in education.' -Youth and Policy
'The book is well written and authoritative with sometimes difficult subject matter in a clear and accessible style.' -Youth and Policy
'The editors present a concise and well researched theoretical background to each topic drawing on established perspectives and knowledge in a very readable style that will appeal to educators generally. Overall, I found the book a useful, informative and interesting scan of the field. It was also a most enjoyable read.' - British Journal of Educational Technology Vol 38 No 1 2007 171–183
‘Complex, controversial and comprehensive.’ – Teachers College Record
‘Engaging and provocative, insightful and stimulating…with a message for researchers and policy makers, teachers and students, experts and novices…highly recommended.’ – Thinking Skills and Creativity
'This thought-provoking treatment of the subject is well worth inclusion in teacher education programmes and debates for both primary and secondary teachers, as well as being a valuable addition to the literature on creativity in schools.' - Educational Review

Tensions and Dilemmas

Creativity in Schools

"This is essential reading for researchers, research students and teacher educators focusing on the early years, as well as those with an interest in the role of ICTs, and particularly tablet computers, in education"- Martine Horvath, Early Years Educator, May 2015
"Underlying the writing is reference to theory and pedagogical approaches. The authors present an honest account of the challenges of the research, discussing how adaptations to teaching were made/needed but also reporting the opportunities it created, which would not have been as accessible or possible without the use of iPads. The book concludes with five ‘digital basics’ to help people design learning for children. " - Dr Anna Mary Cooper, University of Salford, The Psychologist

Developing Literacy and Creativity

Ipads in the Early Years

"This excellent collection joins the growing literature on children and television...highly recommended." --CHOICE

The Children's Television Community

Weird Tales, Jul 1938

100 Inspiring Words, Captivating Coloring Pages, and Uplifting Activities

Color Your Dreams

Cerezas en el escondite

How to Overcome Obstacles and Achieve Brilliant Results at the Bargaining Table and Beyond

Negotiation Genius

Historic Highways of America. Vol.11. Pioneer Roads and Experience of Travelers; Volume I

A One Year Journal

Finding Harmony through Contemplative Prayer

The Barclays of Boston

Practical and Mental Arithmetic On a New Plan: In Which Mental Arithmetic Is Combined With the Use of the Slate: Containing a Complete System for All

Statistical Account of Dhrángadhrá: Being the Dhrángadhrá Contribution to the Káthiáwár Portion of the Bombay Gazetteer

The Dawn of Modern Warfare

Trench 1915

'If you have heard Texans talking about Europe, especially France, or some Germans talking about the USA, especially its religion, you know there is a very big problem: this important book explains why.' David Martin, London School of Economics, UK  'Once a global outlook makes evident that the secularization of Europe is rather exceptional, the old theory that explained the secularity of Europe in terms of its modernity is no longer plausible.  This book turns the tables on the European theory of American exceptionalism. It is not the vibrant religiosity of America that is exceptional and requires an explanation, but rather the radical secularity  of European societies. Why do Europeans believe that to be modern requires to be secular, leaving their old religion behind? The distinct voices of three prominent sociologists add up to a new interpretation of the complex European religious/secular puzzle.' Jose Casanova, Georgetown University, USA  ’... it is refreshing to find such a cogent book that lucidly debunks so many of the cherished arguments of secularisation theory.  The hypothesis that Europe is normal and secular because of modernity and the Enlightenment is no longer plausible - because the vibrancy of religiosity in America (and other developed and developing nations) suggests that it is Europe's secularity that is specious, and requires an explanation... a rich and thought-provoking account of why two continents, an ocean apart, have produced such markedly different kinds of religiosity in contemporary society.' Church Times  ’This book is small but dense. Its arguments are well constructed and avoid leaping to simple conclusions about very complex matters... Recommended.’  Choice  ’The authors of this volume interact with a wide variety of studies and works on the subject of (post-)secularization, making it an excellent introduction to the field. The reader will find plentiful statistics, anecdotes and theories which challenge assumptions most o

A Theme and Variations

Religious America, Secular Europe?

Histoire Abrégée De La Philosophie

The Divine in the Discourse of the First Christian Century

God with Everything

Paying the Fiddler, a Comedy-drama in Three Acts

Sport, Culture and Ideology (Rle Sports Studies)

A Cookbook

Made in Italy

The Arctic Regions: Being an Account of the American Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin

The Dynamics of Conflict Between Bureaucrats and Legislators

Les Archives de la Grande Guerre

A Taste of Life

Annuaire Des Cinq Départements de la Normandie

Comptes-Rendus Et Mémoires

"As college, graduate-school, and professional school admissions become increasingly competitive, 'Choosing Students' presents a set of alternative approaches and assessment instruments that could improve admissions processes."&#8212;ED. - Harvard Graduate School of Education

Higher Education Admissions Tools for the 21st Century

Choosing Students

The Toilet Zone: The Royal Flush

The Sublime and the Beautiful in Third Reich Film

Dietrich's Ghosts

"The essays are . . . well written and insightful, and will be of considerable interest to scholars, educators, and others concerned with the role of the school in social, political, and cultural reproduction." -- T. Reagan Choice

The Politics of the Textbook

Or, a Particular Account of the Happy, and Yet Thrice Unhappy, State of the Souls There

Purgatory Surveyed

Doing Nothing

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