Science and Everyday Life

‘I Want to Work with Animals, But Don’t Want to Study Veterinary Medicine – What Should I Do?’: Advising Students About the Field of Human Animal Interaction (HAI)

January 22, 2021 Allied Health | Careers Guidance | Comparative Psychology | Introductory Psychology | Occupational Therapy
Written by Lori Kogan, PhD, Co-Editor of Career Paths in Human-Animal Interaction for Social and Behavioral Scientists What do you want to be when...

Jason Pomeroy

January 21, 2021 Urban Design
Jason Pomeroy is an award-winning architect, academic, author and TV presenter, regarded as one of the world's thought leaders in sustainable de...

The Politics of the Biden Transition

January 20, 2021 American Politics | Politics & International Relations | U.S. Politics
Written by Stephen J. Wayne, author of the forthcoming book The Biden Presidency. Politics never ends, even after an election. It affects the...

Schooling beyond Lockdown

January 20, 2021 Education Policy | Primary/Elementary Education | School Leadership, Management & Administration | Secondary Education
By Tony Breslin, author of Lessons from Lockdown: The Educational Legacy of COVID-19 that assesses the educational legacy of COVID-19, and...

Modernizing the ID Process: 10 Key Features. Part 2

January 18, 2021 Education | Educational Psychology | Higher Education | Open & Distance Education and eLearning | Technology in Education | Work-based Learning
Written by Charles M. Reigeluth and Yunjo An, authors of Merging the Instructional Design Process with Learner-Centered Theory: The Holist...

Navigating Survival and Transformation

January 11, 2021 District Level Leadership | Education | Education Policy | School Leaders & Managers
Written by Sally J. Zepeda (Ph.D.) and Philip D. Lanoue (Ph.D.), authors of Developing the Organizational Culture of the Central Office. Lead...

Modernizing the ID Process: 10 Key Features. Part 1

January 11, 2021 Education | Educational Psychology | Higher Education | Open & Distance Education and eLearning | Technology in Education | Work-based Learning
Written by Charles M. Reigeluth and Yunjo An, authors of Merging the Instructional Design Process with Learner-Centered Theory: The Holist...

Author Interview: Reinvention by Anthony Elliott

November 25, 2020 What is Reinvention in the modern era? Reinvention, 2nd Edition examines "reinvention" as a key buzzword of our times. From psychoth...

From hobby to successful computing guide

November 24, 2020 Computer Graphics & Visualization | Gaming | Gaming & Animation | Other Software
As part of our new behind-the-scenes series of blog posts which share insights into our authors’ writing processes, in this post we’re d...

Compiling an illustrated guide to freshwater fish

November 24, 2020 Animal Behaviour | Animal Physiology | Animal Taxonomy | Freshwater Biology | Life Science
As part of our new behind-the-scenes series of blog posts, which share insights into our authors’ writing processes, in this post we...

Grammar Instruction in the Time of Remote Learning

November 18, 2020 Education | Grammar, Syntax & Linguistic Structure | Middle School Education | Primary/Elementary Education
Written by Sean Ruday, author of The Elementary School Grammar Toolkit and The Middle School Grammar Toolkit. Early in the 2020-202...

Editor Interview: Digital Experiences of International Students

November 17, 2020 Higher Education | Study of Higher Education
What do we need to know about Digital Experiences? Digital Experiences of International Students considers the digital experiences of stu...

How Wellbeing Champions can help to create a mentally healthy school

November 13, 2020 Child Development | Educational Psychology | SENCOs
Alison Waterhouse, Educational Psychotherapist and author of Wellbeing Champions: A Complete Toolkit for Schools Mental health and mental ill heal...

Aggression in Times of Covid-19: The Social Costs of the Pandemic

November 11, 2020 Social Psychology
Written by Barbara Krahé, author of The Social Psychology of Aggression The Covid-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges to peopl...

Academics & Librarians – Working together to support students and researchers

November 11, 2020 Supporting students and researchers is a key goal for both academic faculty members and librarians. There are many ways that faculty members and lib...

How does the USA find itself in one of the most polarized eras in its history?

November 3, 2020 American Politics | Presidency | U.S. Politics
By Patrick Murphy and David Jolly As sure as the sun setting in the west, the gridlock between Democrats and Republicans has become a permanent fi...

An Interview with Adeline - Australia Reads

November 1, 2020 A Bit of Background... The Australian T&F office is counting down the first 12 days of November this year to run parallel to 'Aus...

Overcoming adversity with practical steps to create a powerful textbook

October 27, 2020 Computer Graphics | Computer Graphics & Visualization | Image Processing | Image Processing | Visualization
As part of our new behind-the-scenes series of blog posts, which share insights into our authors’ writing processes, in this post ...

Following a part-time PhD with an innovative book

October 22, 2020 Computer & Software Engineering | Computer Graphics | Computer Graphics & Visualization | Internet & Multimedia - Computing & IT | Visualization
As part of our new behind-the-scenes series of blog posts which share insights into our authors’ writing processes, in this post we’re d...

A five-step cycle to improve learning in your classroom.

October 20, 2020 Educational Psychology | Secondary Education | Teacher Training
By Mike Bell, founder of the Evidence Based Teachers Network (EBTN) and author of The Fundamentals of Teaching: A Five-Step Model to Put the Researc...

5 Tips for Improving Your Digital Etiquette

October 19, 2020 Higher Education | Open & Distance Education and eLearning | Study Skills | Technology in Education
With so many courses going online, it is important for students, new and existing, to be aware of basic digital etiquette or ‘netiquette&rsquo...

Author Interview: The Psychology of Belonging

October 13, 2020 Political Psychology | Social Psychology
How can we sustain lasting human connections? The Psychology of Belonging explores a concept that matters dearly in a world of increasing...

Book Preview: Critical Issues in Democratic Schooling

Why is HR critical to the success of large lean projects?

October 10, 2020 Lean Methods & Implementation
By Cheryl M. Jekiel, author of Lean Human Resources and Founder of the Lean Leadership Resource Center (LLRC) who has been implementing Lean initiat...

Being Well in Academia: Self-care for stressed academics

October 9, 2020 Higher Education | Mental Health | Social Psychology
Written by Petra Boynton, author of Being Well in Academia It’s World Mental Health Day! Universities across the world will be sharing uplif...