Crossing The Dead Heart Alper Sahin The importance of child-centred practice

The importance of child-centred practice as a key part of the value base of working with children and young people is well established

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Crossing The Dead Heart Alper Sahin The importance of child-centred practiceCrossing the Dead Heart is a classic narrative of modern exploration and follows the first crossing of the Simpson desert by the author in 1939. From Charlotte Waters Madigan travelled by camel, camping at Andado Bore before heading east through the centre of the desert to Birdsville, then south by Goyder's Lagoon to the eastern shores of Lake Eyre, then finally to the railway at Maree. Illustrated with the author's photographs from this trip this is