[clivehawkins]

At the end of the day the will to improve is the most important thing. How you do it isn't important.

I agree with simplyesl that reading a book isn't always the best way, but sometimes just a simple suggestion can change your whole approach and get the creative juices flowing again. Whether that comes from a peer or a book is irrelevant.

Thats' why teachers meetings should be about sharing and suggesting rather than bitching, moaning and oneupmanship.