Bøker av James Hartley

The plot of Julius Caesar is played out between the pupils of St Francis' School and their Cyborg teachers, in the third instalment of the Shakespeare's Moon Series.

A group of teenagers who become involved in the tale of Romeo and Juliet in this contemporary re-telling of the classic story.

The Invisible Hand is about a boy, Sam, who has just started life at a boarding school and finds himself able to travel back in time to medieval Scotland. There he meets a girl, Leana, who can travel to the future, and the two of them become wrapped up in events in /Macbeth/, the Shakespeare play, and in the daily life of the school. The book is the first part of a series called Shakespeares Moon. Each book is set in the same boarding school but focuses on a different Shakespeare play.

Shows academics (mainly in the social sciences) how to write and publish research articles. This handbook is suitable for postgraduates and lecturers new to publishing. It includes chapters on titles that lists different kinds of titles and their purposes, also on abstracts that instructs the reader on writing structured abstracts from the start.

James Hartley uses current research to explore how psychologists study learning and studying in higher education. He explores topics such as: education practice; personality; age; assessment; and computer interaction in relation to learning.