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Author(s): Anna Oller
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Author(s): David McCabe
The purpose of this book is to consider the role that the teacher plays in developing democratic classroom communities and examine ways in which elements of inquiry based instruction can be used to cultivate participatory virtues in students.
Author(s): Tony Hecimovic, Russell Lord, Natalie Bohlmann
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Teachers should constantly be engaged in the art of teaching – applying confirmed knowledge and theory to ever-changing situations, solving unique challenges in real-time contexts.
Author(s): Edward Rhodes, Jonathan M Dicicco, Dalia Fahmy
International Relations explores the basic concepts of international politics and investigates the causes of war. The selections in this anthology are drawn from major theoretical writings on international relations and offer sophisticated explanations of the forces and factors that shape the behavior of states in the international system. Among the topics covered are the nature of anarchy, power, the state, the international system, and international society.
