Susanne Jordan Books

The essay explores the religious upheavals in 16th century England, detailing the transition through various state religions before Elizabeth I established Protestantism. It provides an overview of the key rulers who influenced these changes, highlighting the tumultuous nature of the period and the impact of monarchy on the evolution of British identity. The analysis situates these historical shifts within the broader context of culture and governance, reflecting on the role of the monarchy during a pivotal time in English history.

Written for the 2009 AQA GCSE Religious Studies B specification, this student book covers all six major religions.

This comprehensive guide for education students and practitioners provides an overview of the major theories of learning and considers their implications for policy and practice and sets out practical guidelines for best pedagogical practice.

Teenager Tina Walton thinks she is going to hell. Sure, she wants to be a good person but her idiot snake mouth always betrays her. Amongst the hurt of a traumatic childhood, and a struggle with undiagnosed Tourette's, can an unexpected friendship help Tina find peace with the past and the hope of new beginnings?