Quick as a Wink Ian Hancock Twenty-one striking watercolour portraits and

Twenty-one striking watercolour portraits and lively pencil sketches by acclaimed artist Quentin Greban are paired with Helene Delforge's lyrical words to create a thought-provoking celebration of motherhood in all its complexity: the satisfaction and the sadness

and provided time for them to do so

these notebooks continue the journey of Visible Learning by helping students monitor their own learning journey

politically powerful emotion directed toward mutual care

a systematic modification of psychodrama

Quick as a Wink Ian Hancock Twenty-one striking watercolour portraits andIf characters make a story this book has a deluge of them. The stories are deliberately brief so as not to stretch the time keeping skills of busy modern society. However readers will find within most stories characters they identify with either in vexed or more usually pleasant ways. Human characters include chefs grans gossips siblings entrepreneurs; possibly a queen makes a dubious appearance. Children feature in nave yet wise ways and deservedly