James Dillon Books

A day in a public elementary school reveals ten concerning issues affecting education today. The author advocates for schools to become vibrant, purposeful environments with smaller classrooms that minimize wasted time. Proposing a shift from bureaucratic management to dynamic teacher administrators, the book emphasizes the importance of passionate educators committed to fostering healthy, democratic citizenship. It calls for a tailored curriculum focused on diverse student needs, supported by active family involvement, to create a more effective educational experience.

This book presents a lively and accessible way to use the ancient figure of Socrates to teach modern psychology that avoids the didactic lecture and sterile textbook. This book presents a plan for using the ancient figure of Socrates and his Method to realize humane learning outcomes in the context of psychology.

This poetry collection is divided into five distinct sections: Life & Death, Love & Romance, Sonnets, Song Lyrics, and Stories. The author employs metered rhyme, emphasizing classical styles over prose, to explore a wide spectrum of emotions. With themes that resonate universally, readers can find a piece that speaks to their own experiences and feelings.

This guide offers essential strategies for effectively preventing bullying, focusing on proactive measures and community involvement. It emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive environment and equipping individuals with the tools to recognize and address bullying behavior. The book provides practical advice for educators, parents, and students, highlighting the role of communication and empathy in fostering a culture of respect and safety.

Exploring the extraordinary events that culminated in the arrival of the Son of Man, this book invites readers on a journey akin to that of ancient authors. It aims to demystify the significance of Jesus through accessible language and relatable thoughts, making the historical and spiritual context understandable for contemporary audiences. The narrative seeks to connect readers with the foundational elements of faith and the impact of Jesus' life.

A true-to-life narrative unfolds through a conversational style, capturing the essence of the protagonist's experiences. The story delves into the complexities of their journey, highlighting personal growth, challenges, and the nuances of relationships. As the character navigates various life events, readers are invited to connect deeply with their struggles and triumphs, making it a relatable and engaging tale that resonates with the human experience.

James Dillon, a hairstylist from Mayfair, offers an intimate glimpse into his vibrant world, blending personal anecdotes with insights from his career. The narrative explores his creative processes, the glamorous lives of his clients, and the challenges he faces in the competitive beauty industry. Through engaging stories, Dillon reveals the artistry behind hairstyling and the relationships he builds, making it a captivating read for those interested in fashion, beauty, and personal transformation.

Focusing on the hairdressing industry, James Dillon presents a humorous collection of insights that reveal the realities faced both in and out of the salon. Through witty anecdotes and relatable experiences, he offers an entertaining look at the quirks and challenges of being a hairdresser, making it a delightful read for both industry insiders and general audiences.

Exploring the dynamics of bullying, James Dillon delves into the underlying issues that perpetuate this behavior. He translates extensive research into practical solutions, encouraging readers to understand and address the root causes of bullying. By examining the complexities of change, Dillon provides valuable insights for educators, parents, and students alike, aiming to foster a more supportive environment and effectively combat bullying.

At school Kevin feels that he is not 'okay.' He finds that all the other kids in his class are faster than him at answering the teacher's questions, and he feels like he will never catch up with them. But, one day, his reading teacher asks him to help out with the school store and Kevin soon begins to recognise his strengths and think differently.