Mark Roberts si addentra negli aspetti più oscuri della psiche umana, ambientando spesso le sue narrazioni in aspri contesti urbani. Il suo stile è caratterizzato da suspense e da personaggi meticolosamente elaborati che risuonano con realismo. Roberts si concentra su crimini complessi e sugli interrogativi morali che mettono alla prova i confini tra giusto e sbagliato. Le sue opere offrono una lettura avvincente per coloro che cercano storie emozionanti con profonda intuizione psicologica.
100 Ways Teachers Can Communicate to Improve Their Students' Focus in the Classroom
226pagine
8 ore di lettura
Focusing on the innovative concept of behavior whispering, the book offers practical strategies to address a wide range of challenging behaviors in educational settings. Mark Roberts, a bestselling author, provides insights on transforming difficult situations, from chronically late students to classroom disruptions caused by minor distractions. With a blend of techniques and real-life examples, this guide aims to empower educators and create a more harmonious learning environment.
Dealing with poor behaviour is exhausting and stressful. But it doesn’t have
to be! In this exciting new book, bestselling author Mark Roberts shares the
secrets of how behaviour whispering can improve 100 common classroom problems,
from the student who is always late to the class that is unsettled by a wasp.
Exploring the principles of Stoicism, this work delves into the philosophy's emphasis on reason, virtue, and self-control as pathways to a fulfilling life. It highlights the teachings of ancient Stoic philosophers and their relevance in modern times, offering practical advice for managing emotions and facing adversity. Through engaging examples and insights, it encourages readers to cultivate resilience and inner peace, ultimately guiding them toward a more meaningful existence grounded in Stoic wisdom.
'You can't really revise for English - can you?'Students often tell teacher
Mark Roberts that they find it hard to revise for A Level English Literature.
This guide will show you why that is a common misconception, and that all you
need is an organised, step-by-step approach to your English revision to get
the best grade possible.
This essential new book answers nine key questions about how teachers and schools can best tackle boys' academic underperformance. Mark Roberts provides clear answers about how teachers can tackle 'The Boy Question'.
'You can't really revise for English - can you?'Students often tell teacher
Mark Roberts that they find it hard to revise for GCSE English. This guide
will show you why that is a common misconception, and that all you need is an
organised, step-by-step approach to your English revision!
HIS LIFE WAS DEVOTED TO ART. HIS DEATH WAS A MASTERPIECE. Leonard Lawson was a respected professor of medieval art. He lived a quiet life in a suburb of Liverpool with his grown-up daughter. As far as anyone knew, he had no enemies. Louise Lawson watched her father die. Before she blacked out, she saw his body mutilated and deformed, twisted into a hellish parody of the artworks he loved. Investigating a killer bringing medieval horror to Merseyside, DCI Eve Clay must overcome her own demons to unpick the dark symbolism of the crime scene. A fifty-year silence has been broken – with a message written in blood...
DCI Eve Clay is called to investigate a brutal murder of a family, their bodies arranged in a mysterious pattern. As a blizzard rages outside, she races against time to uncover the killer's identity, who seems to have a connection to Eve's buried past. The tension rises as Liverpool waits.
When a 9-year-old is left to die inside a burning car on a sink estate in Peckham, DCI David Rosen is drafted in to investigate. The young boy has been severely burned, and is now fighting for his life. As Rosen and his team begin to scour the crime scene for forensic evidence, they discover something chilling; a graffiti image of a sinister eye, drawn in exquisite detail above the site of the wreckage - and behind it, a series of mysterious markings, etched into the wall. Could the markings represent a secret code left by the killer - a code that will hold the key to the investigation?
Prima ancora di arrivare sulla scena del crimine, il detective David Rosen sa già quello che troverà: niente. Dopo averla rapita, il killer terrà prigioniera la vittima per alcuni giorni, poi la ucciderà e lascerà il cadavere in pieno centro, a Londra. E anche allora la scientifica non rileverà né impronte digitali né tracce di DNA. Nulla. Rosen lo sa perché questo schema si è già ripetuto quattro volte e, per quattro volte, lui e la sua squadra sono stati costretti ad ammettere la propria impotenza. Se solo avessero una traccia, un'unica traccia. Rosen venderebbe l'anima al diavolo per risolvere il caso. Prima ancora di ascoltare la notizia alla radio, padre Sebastian Flint sapeva già che l'assassino avrebbe colpito di nuovo. Perché i suoi delitti seguono lo stesso schema di quelli compiuti da Alessio Capaneo, un eretico vissuto a Firenze alla fine del XIII secolo. E Capaneo uccideva per celebrare un macabro rituale, un rituale che prevedeva il sacrificio di sei donne. Per padre Flint, è giunto il momento di avvertire la polizia: David Rosen è un detective intelligente e meticoloso, capirà subito che quella è la pista giusta. E seguirà le sue indicazioni alla lettera. Quindi ben presto s'insospettirà, farà alcune indagini e scoprirà la "verità". E allora il gioco potrà proseguire con nuove regole.
