Resultaten voor 'helen phillips'

1. Helen Phillips

Hum

From 'one of our most profound writers of speculative fiction' (New York Times), a thrilling, feminist vision of family and our near future.

1. Helen Phillips

The Need

A chilling novel from a blazing talent...in addition to being a cerebral meditation on motherhood at its most elemental – fierce, beatific, sanity-thieving – it’s an adroitly executed thriller with a quasi-sci-fi twist. Mercilessly tense throughout, its opening chapter is a belter... A bracingly singular achievement, it’s surreal, blackly comic and ultimately generous.

1. H'mm Foundation

Encounters with Ivor Davies

Online Teaching and Learning in a Changing Pedagogic and Linguistic Landscape

Online Teaching and Learning in a Changing Pedagogic and Linguistic Landscape is the second volume in the book series "Developing Online Language Pedagogies". It fits the overall aim of the series by showcasing approaches to online teaching and research at the Open University, UK. The volume draws on the experience of a well-established community of practice within the context of distance learning in the field of languages and applied linguistics. It aims to appeal to a broad base of readers, from the inexperienced practitioner to the confident user of online pedagogy, and those interested in current developments in the field. Cutting edge expertise of academics in online and/or blended pedagogies and research is harnessed through the volume's two interconnected sections: Teaching and Learning and Innovation. These sections reflect the unifying theme of the volume, which is online student engagement in fast-paced, changing technological and multi-lingual contexts.

1. Helen Phillips

Hum

1. Helen Phillips

Hum

From critically acclaimed, prize-winning author Helen Phillips comes an urgent, compelling and deeply human novel that asks: how do we raise our children for a future that is unknown, that we can't see ourselves?