Routledge Books

25/10/2025

In the face of a sustained decline in children’s enjoyment in both reading and writing, 'Reading and Writing for Pleasure' offers new strategies halt this phenomenon 📚

Perfect for practitioners, researchers and policymakers interested in this topic.

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24/10/2025

Machines, algorithms, and data are reshaping the way nations interact, negotiate, and navigate global politics.

'The Routledge Handbook of Artificial Intelligence and International Relations' examines the ways in which AI is transforming the international landscape and the challenges this brings.

With contributions from policy analysts, philosophers, government officials, scientists, researchers, and business representatives, this book is essential for all, from students to policymakers.

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24/10/2025

✏️ 🎭 Curious how experts are transforming visual arts education beyond basic crafts?

Check out our insightful Q&A with leading educators who share innovative approaches to nurture children's creativity, agency, and meaningful artistic expression!

https://blog.routledge.com/education-and-training/beyond-crafts-and-coloring-reimagining-visual-arts-education-for-young-children/

23/10/2025

How do we ensure we’re giving the “right” work and not just extra work?

'Scaffolding for Success' provides a plethora of strategies for helping students find meaning and develop independence, so they can comfortably learn at all levels.

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23/10/2025

Dive into the history of witchcraft with our incredible book catalogue! 📚 From medieval practices to modern interpretations, these scholarly works explore centuries of cultural traditions ✨

Perfect for historians, students, and anyone fascinated by the intersection of folklore, religion, and social history. Discover how witchcraft shaped societies across time and continents 🧙‍♀️

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23/10/2025

There is a dull, persistent cruelty in how everyday life unfolds for the marginalized in India.'

Discover how healthcare becomes a site of humiliation in Dr. Subramani's powerful reflection on her groundbreaking book.

https://blog.routledge.com/social-sciences/why-i-wrote-passive-patient-culture-in-india-a-reflection/

22/10/2025

The Margaret J. Weber Distinguished Lecture Series presents a panel discussion with contributors to the newly released book, 'Cultivating Equitable and Inclusive Conversations in Higher Education', edited by Anatasia S. Kim, Miguel E. Gallardo, and Sherri A. Taylor. Hear directly from the editors and authors as they share insights on fostering meaningful dialogue across experiences.

The authors will share practical strategies for navigating today’s most challenging dialogues - those charged with strong emotions, divergent experiences, and contrasting viewpoints, while highlighting approaches that encourage participation, respectful exchange, and deeper learning.

📆 Nov 5th
🕕 6PM PT

Whether you teach, mentor, or simply care about meaningful dialogue, you’ll leave with tools and inspiration to build more thoughtful and connected communities. The new publication, Cultivating Equitable and Inclusive Conversations in Higher Education, will be available for purchase and signing following the event.

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22/10/2025

Occupational therapy is changing how we view motherhood.

Read Dr. Hannah Slootjes' insightful blog on maternal wellbeing transformation. Essential knowledge for every woman's journey

https://blog.routledge.com/mental-health-and-psychology/enhancing-womens-wellbeing-during-matrescence-motherhood-and-perinatal-transitions/

21/10/2025

Join Routledge author James A. Banks for an online lecture with American Educational Research Association (AERA) as he reflects on 'Brown v. Board of Education' through the lens of his own experiences growing up in a racially segregated community.

📆 Oct 23rd
🕕 6PM ET

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2025 Brown Lecture In Education Research

21/10/2025

Discover how responsive whole class teaching can effectively address the seven-year achievement gap in your classroom without resorting to ability grouping.

Dr. Nathaniel Swain explores practical strategies for adapting instruction that keeps all students engaged and learning together.

https://blog.routledge.com/education-and-training/whole-class-teaching-is-not-one-size-fits-all/

20/10/2025

First drafts are meant to be rough. Give yourself permission to write badly today - that's what revision is for. Just get the ideas down.

20/10/2025

New Q&A with Philip Armstrong & Nadine Pelling! Discover their insights on "The Practice of Clinical and Counselling Supervision" - a comprehensive guide blending Australian context with global best practices.

https://blog.routledge.com/education-and-training/supervision-in-action-insights-from-the-author/