Review: How to Teach Writing, Spelling and Grammar
Professor James Chapman reviews How to Teach Writing, Spelling and Grammar by Helen Walls with Christine Braid
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Blogs and updates related to the Essential Resources company. Ranging from product releases, latest news and more.
Bridie Raban awarded an Honorary University Fellowship by Hong Kong Baptist University
Professor Bridie Raban has dedicated her life to ensuring that children have a better chance of being put on the path to a rewarding future.
Marie Clay titles are now available from Essential Resources
Announcing Essential Resources is now a proud distributor of works by Marie Clay – a world leader in research on literacy learning, child development and learning disorders.
Essential Resources breaks into the United States
We are now producing teaching resources for USA’s largest education publishing company, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, in conjunction with Global Education Systems Ltd.
Exporting to the World
Essential Resources has begun exporting to Australia, UK and Ireland. Every year we head off to colourful and interesting places to attend expos and meet our customers.
ER Teacher-Author Wins Innovation Award
Essential Resources author, Merrick Brewer won the NEiTa, 2011 National Teacher of the Year Award for Innovation for his work in passion learning. He is enthusiastic about making learning relevant and meaningful through the use of real-life examples.
Welcome to our blog
We have just begun our blogging journey at Essential Resources. We want to share blogs and links that relate to teaching and learning to help you in your classroom.