Very interesting! I would love to see the full review when it’s available.
I may be writing a book for the John Catt series, let’s see. My other two Ed books are with them - Hodder/Hachette. They do some interesting projects! Though I’m biased 😁
Teachmanship! We are in a world of bestselling theories... Recently I had to deal with boys from 10 to 11 years-old boys to teach them chess. The act of sitting down for barely one hour was like preaching Zen Buddhism in an Ibiza's disco.
Very interesting! I would love to see the full review when it’s available.
I may be writing a book for the John Catt series, let’s see. My other two Ed books are with them - Hodder/Hachette. They do some interesting projects! Though I’m biased 😁
That would be great, they publish good titles. One of my books was with Hodder too 😁
Oh nice. We shall discuss over coffee soon 😁
Did you know they are changing their name to Hachette Learning? Good marketing 😉
I didn't know that specifically, but when I receive royalty statements the letterhead says Hachette.
I look forward to it. The coffee, not the royalty statements!
Teachmanship! We are in a world of bestselling theories... Recently I had to deal with boys from 10 to 11 years-old boys to teach them chess. The act of sitting down for barely one hour was like preaching Zen Buddhism in an Ibiza's disco.
Teachmanahip: excellent term, Rafa. Love your analogy! 🤣
So Year 11 would likely be the equivalent of a sophomore class in high school in North America, if I'm not mistaken.
I think so, David. I found this on the internet:
Age UK Years US/International Grades
14 - 15 Year 10 9th Grade (Freshman)
15 - 16 Year 11 10th Grade (Sophomore)
16 - 17 Year 12 / Lower 6th 11th Grade (Junior)
17 - 18 Year 13 / Upper 6th 12th Grade (Senior)