Tricky Kids Amy GreenTricky Kids dont need to be fixed because they arent broken. They do, however, need to be shown ways to play to their own strengths and to learn a range of ways to interact with the world. They need to be shown how to flourish and thrive, and parents are the best people to do this. In this revised and updated edition of his bestselling book, Tricky Kids, leading Australian adolescent psychologist Andrew Fuller delves deeply into all the different
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evidence-based research
In this profound coming-of-age tale
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When we use data with students they become data-informed learners
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and finally creating actionable plans for impact
It focuses on collective leadership and community engagement to equip educators with the tools and inspiration to embark on the journey towards creating truly connected communities