Bøger af Harry Hudson

The A-Z of Early Career Teaching is a one-stop shop for those in the early stages of their teaching career, organised around the 26 letters of the English alphabet.'So look up from the individual trees and see the whole wood. Because in teaching, today is always yesterday before you know it, and on balance that's a good thing - there's no time for either despair or complacency. Yesterday exists to allow us to learn from our disappointments and build upon our successes. And that's entirely healthy.' Harry Hudson

Harlan doesn't start fights. He ends them. Bouncer, Biker, Outlaw, Avenger. Revered and feared in equal measure. A respected member of the notorious Satan's Security MC, Harlan lives by his own moral code and always protects his own. When an upmarket wine bar is taken over by thugs to stage a series of sleazy strip shows, the owner turns in desperation to a man he's never met. Harlan. Harlan agrees to help but quickly realises he's not dealing with amateurs. This is an organised crime gang with greed at its very core. Can he save the wine bar, protect the vulnerable young girls who have been forced to strip, and bring down whoever is pulling the strings? The odds are firmly stacked against him but Harlan wouldn't have it any other way.

We have a serious problem with the image of teaching in this country. In the eyes of many, teaching is not truly a profession akin to other professions. In the popular imagination, it is not on a par with medicine, law or accountancy, engineering, architecture or business. It is not held in the same esteem as careers which are of equivalent importance to society.Must do better challenges this damaging and pernicious status quo. It examines the origins of our problem with teaching, it shines a light on the exciting reality of teaching in the 21st century, and it charts a new course for the image of the modern teaching profession.The book is written to be easily read by the general reader, because ultimately it is with the general reader - the parent, the employer, the politician - that lies the power to effect the change that society needs.We can and we must change the image of teaching for the better.

"When I went to work for Lockheed-Georgia Company in September of 1952 I had no idea that this would end up being my life's work."" With these words, Harry Hudson, the first African American supervisor at Lockheed's Georgia facility, begins his account of a thirty-six-year career that spanned the postwar civil rights movement and the Cold War.