Books by Anthony Haynes

Pupils across the age range and across the curriculum spend a lot of time writing, yet teachers often do not receive much training on how to teach writing. This book shows teachers how to approach the teaching of writing so that they can teach writing as part of the whole curriculum and as a component of pupils' linguistic development.

A guide for busy teachers on planning lessons. It provides a comprehensive treatment of short-term, medium-term and long-term planning, preparing resources and differentiation.

'Publish or perish' is a well-established adage in academia. Never has the pressure on academics to publish been greater. Yet the prospect of writing a book can seem daunting, while the business of getting it published may be mystifying. Written by an expert in academic publishing, Writing Successful Academic Books provides a practical guide to both writing and getting published. It covers all stages of academic authorship from developing the initial idea for a book through to post-publication issues, showing how to avoid the common pitfalls and achieve academic and professional success through publication. Full of real life examples, including a sample book proposal, the book covers everything you need to know to build up an authorial career. This is an invaluable guide for academic authors - prospective or established - in all disciplines.

Lesson planning and preparation is one of the important aspects of teaching. It is also one of the hardest aspects to learn. Student teachers, for example, often find it difficult to gauge how to pitch or pace a lesson. This book provides solutions. It covers areas such as the affective curriculum, language across the curriculum, and homework.