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Based on an earlier edition by Trevor Habeshaw et al., first published in 1987. Revised and updated for this edition by Hannah Strawson.

Seminars and tutorials are staples of higher and professional education courses, but running them well and ensuring that they are effective is not easy.53 Interesting Things to do in your Seminars and Tutorials provides practical suggestions, each tried and tested, for ways to develop your skills in running small groups. The authors cover all the issues involved in running small groups: ways to begin; student-led seminars; groupwork; student participation and responsibility; evaluation; written material; and expressing feelings.Whether you''re new to teaching and keen to develop good strategies, or more experienced and looking to expand your repertoire, 53 Interesting Things to do in your Seminars and Tutorials is a handy guide to keep on your desk.

Effective evaluation can provide valuable insights into the way a programme, a course or an organisation is being run, and direction for improvement. This widely-used introduction to evaluation is intended for non-specialists in the human services who need to do evaluation as part of a busy workload.

''An outstandingly good introduction to Foucault''s work: lucid, measured, well organised, and covering this complex and in many ways heterogeneous body of work with remarkable thoroughness and ease.'' - Professor John Frow, University of MelbourneMichel Foucault is now regarded as one of the most important thinkers of the twentieth century. He is known for his sensibility of critique and his commitment to movements for social change. His analysis of the ways our notions of truth, meaning, knowledge and reason are shaped by historical forces continues to influence thinkers around the world.Understanding Foucault offers a comprehensive introduction to Foucault''s work. The authors examine Foucault''s thinking in the context of the philosophies he engaged with during his career, and the events he participated in, including the student protests of 1968. A unique feature of the book is its consideration of the recently published lectures and minor works, and the authors show how these illuminate and extend our understanding of Foucault''s major books.Understanding Foucault provides an accessible entree to the world of this extraordinary and challenging philosopher.

This systematic, research-based overview of the central principles and practice issues in the growing field of public health nutrition is essential reading for practitioners and students in public health, nutrition, health policy and related fields. Authors, Deakin University, Australia.

Focussing on the work of Darwin, Nietzsche and Bergson, showing its relevance to cultural and social theory, influential theorist Elizabeth Grosz investigates the social and political implications of evolutionary change. Grosz has taught at University of Sydney and Monash University and is currently at Rutgers University, USA.

'One day, this book will change the world. In the meantime, it will change your life.'A single mother's search for the greater truths about the universe, her family and herself - that will break your heart into a million pieces and then put it back together, bigger and better than before.

Truth can be stranger than fiction. In a Coogee aquarium in 1935 a shark coughed up a man's tattooed arm. The authors of Shark Arm have unravelled an extraordinary tale of high-class smuggling around Sydney Harbour and police collusion that has eluded many investigations into this famous cold case.

What happens when an accomplished adventurer becomes a father? Does he continue his solo adventures? Is there a way of having it all, family time plus adventures?

A funny, warm and reassuring story from the internationally acclaimed creator of I Just Ate My Friend and Baz & Benz.

Both an extraordinary woman's story and a nonfiction legal thriller with profoundly deep insight into the real Afghanistan.

Charming tales from the life of a young vet, whose clients range from guinea pigs to giraffes.

A master of the novel, short story and memoir, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Everybody's Fool now gives us his very first collection of personal essays, thoughts on writing, reading and living.

The charming, droll (and just a little bit bawdy) picaresque tale of one woman's coming of age both on and off the stage in seventeenth-century England

A straightforward and humorous narrative field guide for both the dying and those who love them, written by a palliative care nurse and awardwinning writer.

An extraordinarily vivid novel about a marriage and a husband's insatiable need to create.

This beautiful, innovative picture book from an enormously talented creator will make you laugh out loud. The search for a true friend is something everyone can relate to - from the very young to the very old.

The thrilling and previously untold true story of Suzanne Spaak, who abandoned her life of opulence to save the Jewish children of Occupied Paris during the Second World War.

Michelle de Kretser's fifth novel is both a delicious satire on the way we live now and a deeply moving examination of the true nature of friendship.

This new collection of stories demonstrates that Richard Russo - winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Empire Falls - is also a master of the short form.

A beautifully written literary page-turner from one of the great New Zealand writers, recent NZ poet laureate C. K. Stead

The first biography of a Scottish socialite who in 1930s Cairo founded a charity to rescue British war horses which lives on to this day as the Brooke Animal Charity.

Minette Walters has been a master of crime fiction for nearly two decades. Now this extraordinary writer turns her talents in a bold new direction; a sweeping, utterly gripping historical novel set during the time of the Black Death in Dorset.

A feel-good story of an unconventional friendship between an old retired jazz musician and a young girl who is trying to find her place in the world.

What would make you walk away from your life, your family and friends, in search of a completely fresh start?

An enthralling biography of Daphne du Maurier, the legendary author of novels including Rebecca and My Cousin Rachel.

The gripping memoir of the world's foremost marine geologist, and an enthralling blend of maritime history, popular science and Clive Cussler-style adventure.

The riveting account of how Britain's most prolific and versatile forger hoodwinked the art world.