What is too little known is that the baby inherits a gene code that enables them to learn how to bond with an adult. This coding allows the baby, infant, and child to learn how to gain sympathy and protection for their survival. What is more unknown is that this coding also underlies how the child can develop their intelligence. Imprinting is a process that is very little recognised and yet it does play an integral part in the intelligence process, because it explains exactly why intelligence is reliant upon language and why language is reliant upon emotional sensitivity. After all, when...

Five Ways for Better Grades is a book of two sections:

Section One offers five ways the author believes will assist any student to improve their performance, from primary school to university, and so help them to perform better and so earn better grades.

Section Two is an introduction to The New School Experience, as it offers a review of the work and books of Roy Andersen. Here, the reader is introduced to new thoughts about what is really wrong with school, and why we need to dramatically change the ways we are preparing the child of today for the world they will live and...