Bøger af Nigel Mellor

Dr. Mellor really knows his stuff ...unique and amusing ... brilliantly diverse coverage. The Courier Combines slapstick humour with everyday life ... without jargon or mysticism. NSU/Life Crystal clear jokey writing, cartoons and snappy dialogue. Engage Monkfish and DVD are friends. Well, sort of. DVD likes meat pies. And a pint. And girls. But he's often miserable. Quite reasonably, he needs to know why he's not happy. The problem is, the answers keep bringing up more questions. Monkfish reckons he knows a thing or two, if only DVD would let him get a word in and stop being difficult. He wants to blend modern science with the essence of Buddhism. DVD just wants a quick reply. Can the two quarrel their way to dealing with the Big Questions of life, the universe... and Buddhism (with a little help from the author and Auntie Joan)? And what exactly is 'inner peace' anyway? And can you still party? Dr. E Mapstone, author of Stop Dreaming, Start Living: "This book would appeal to those who are undaunted by a bit of slapstick comedy in the quest for a new meaning in life. The underlying message makes perfect sense!" Professor L. Todd, Newcastle University: "Dr Mellor's highly entertaining and informative introduction to Buddhism is also deeply scholarly... Certain to inspire."

Focuses specifically on solving the distressing problems raised by attention seeking behaviour, both in classrooms and in pre-school settings. This book can help practitioners meet the requirements of 'Every Child Matters'. It includes chapters containing practical points, case study materials, and updated references.

The author of the best-selling book, Attention Seeking, gets right to the heart of these topics in a way that readers can quickly grasp.Each topic is explained and followed by a discussion and advice on ways to troubleshoot the problem. Topics covered include:" misbehaviour" praise" punishment" ignoring.The book provides parents, teachers and psychologists with a user-friendly, practical guide to the perplexing problem of attention seeking. Sharing this book will allow parents and professionals to go forward and plan for improved behaviour.Visit Nigel Mellor's website :