Tutoring: Notes

 

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BERNE E (1966) Games People Play Harmondsworth; Penguin

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Provocative!

    (See also Gladwell, M (2006) Blink; the power of thinking without thinking London; Penguin

Although hugely popular the Gladwell text is a lightweight restatement of Claxton)

HERON (1990) Helping the Client: a creative practical guide London; Sage

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MAITENY P and REED B D (1998) Oscillation: a meaning and values-centred approach to the sustainability of human systems London: the Grubb Institute

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SCH�N D A (1983) The Reflective Practitioner: how professionals think in action London: Temple Smith

WINNICOTT D (1970) Playing and Reality Harmondsworth: Penguin

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