For Social, Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties
Rob Long provides a comprehensive toolkit for addressing social, emotional, and behavioral difficulties in educational settings. His insights cater to both leadership teams formulating policies and teachers seeking strategies for managing challenging behaviors. This resource is essential for educators looking to enhance their understanding and effectiveness in the classroom.
Featuring whimsical tales, the narrative follows the adventures of Jack Russell Terriers across France and England. This light-hearted three-part account captures the charm and mischief of these beloved dogs, highlighting their antics and the joy they bring to their owners. The book blends humor with heartwarming moments, making it a delightful read for dog lovers and adventure seekers alike.
The book, first published in 2005, is a scholarly work released under the Routledge imprint of Taylor & Francis. It offers in-depth analysis and insights into its subject matter, contributing to academic discourse and research. The content is designed for readers seeking a comprehensive understanding of the topic, reflecting the publisher's commitment to high-quality academic publishing.
Barely out of film school, Rob Long struck the jackpot and landed a job on the phenomenally successful TV sitcom, Cheers. However, with the demise of the show, Long was faced with the question, 'Is there life after Cheers?' Mercilessly witty about the daunting process of setting up a new series and getting it on air, these two books tell the absurd tale of what came next. Getting from pitch to pilot is a tricky path to navigate successfully, from making non-negotiable changes and deal-breaking edits, combined with accommodating the whims of studios, networks and agents, often the finished product ends up a long way from where the script-writer started. With the help of his agent, her constant demands, monstrous salesmanship, brutal irony and unswerving loyalty, Long's career fluctuates from wannabe to player, from award-winning script-writer to burnt out has-been. And it's all, as he says 'half true'.