Andrew Sutton in print

Materials published over the years on Conductive Education and related topics

 
 
I have to admit to finding Google Knol altogether aversive to use. It's a great idea but the presentation is uninspiring and actually getting a knol published in a reasonable format is far, far harder than it should be. 
 
Now, returning to this one after a while (after too long, but that's what happens when a task that should be a simple one turns out to be a long frustrating pain) I find that the chronological order has somehow got itself scrambled. No, I am not blaming gremlins or even Google, it's certainly my fault in some way, but I am sure that it wouldn't have happened if everything had been much easier to understand.
 
So, job number one has not been, as I'd hoped, simply to add a dozen or so further references but to sort out the existing list, apologise to those who have been bemused by it, and then maybe add a few more. I'd hoped that this would not eat up a whole morning!
 
The good news is that italicisation is now a lot easier. The bad new is that knol's system is very choosey about what it imports and at one pont this morning it seized up and jammed the whole computer for about twenty minutes. At least nothing was deletedalong the way and the whole thing should be rather easier to read.
 
I have added a few of the unpublished materials fom the eatrly eighties. They were widely circulated at the time in what was then the Conductive Education movement in the United Kingdom. It is interesting to note that the very first of these concerned conductive upbringing. This theme never really cought on in the West and it was another interest of that time, speech regulation,t hat was seized upon, decontextualised and widely misunderstood, and subsequently found a whole new life of its own!
 
The next  job will be to star filling in some of the holes, particularly the years 1994-2002!
 
 
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Subject to continuing development
 
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This bibliography will grow as time is found to make new entries.
 
The  materials listed here are available throught the National Library of Conductive Education in Birmingham, England. For further information, contact:
 
 
 For on-line publications see the companion to this Knol, 'Andrew Sutton on line':
 

 
 
ON-LINE BIBLIOGRAPHY
(under development)
 
 
 
2007 
  • Sutton, A. (2007) Hári Mária, from whom we still have so much to learn, in M. Balogh, (ed.) Hári Mária and her Conductive Education, Budapest, MPANNI, pp 60-66
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    2005 
  • Sutton, A. (2005) Hári Mária, akitől még mindig talnulunk, in M. Balogh, (ed.) Hári Mária (1927-2003), Budapest, MPANNI, pp 59-65
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    2004
     
    Maguire, G, Sutton, A. (2004) (eds) Maria Hari on conductive pedagogy, Birmingham, Foundation for Conductive Education
     
    2003
  • Sutton, A. (2003) Wspólczesne rozumienie systemu nauczania kierovanego – podstawowe informacja, in Małgorzata Jagoda-Kordulska, Maria Król, Wojciech Otrębski (eds,) System nauczania kierowanego w polskich placówkach edukacyjno-rehabilitacyjnich, Zamość, Krok za Krokiem, pp.71-81 and 112-131
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    1993 
  • Sutton, A. (1993) Grossbritannien, in K. Weber in (ed) Konduktive Förderung Europa: Stand und Perspektiven, Universität Siegen, pp. 27-38
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    1991
  • Sutton, A. (1991) United Kingdom, K. Weber in (ed) Konduktive Förderung, Universität Siegen, pp. 17-18
    • Minnis, F. Overell, G., Sutton, A (1991). The Transformers: the art of inspired teaching, London, BSS
     
     
    1988
  • Sutton, A. (1988) Special education for handicapped pupils, in J. Riordan (ed.) Soviet education: the gifted and the handicapped, London and NY, Routledge, pp. 70-94
  • Sutton, A (1988) Conductive Education [and spina bifida] Part III, Ability, Winter, n.p.
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    1987
  • Sutton, A. (1987) The challenge of Conductive Education, in T. Booth and W. Swann (eds) Including children with disabilities: curricula for all, Milton Keynes and Philadelphia, Open University Press, pp.114-128
  • Sutton, A. (1987) Teaching for independence, Teachers’ Weekly, 19 October, pp. 16-17
  • Sutton, A. (1987) Conductive Education: questions and answers. East Staffordshire Spastic Society Yearbook, 1987-88, pp. 26-28
  • Sutton, A. (1987) Conductive Education: hope for the motor-disordered, Health at School, vol. 2, no 6, pp.166-168
  • Sutton, A. (1987) Conductive Education: a first for Birmingham. Graduates' Gazette, September, p. 9
  • Sutton, A. (1987) Conductive Education update, Parkinson’s Newsletter, Summer, pp. 24-25
  • Sutton, A. (1987) Conductive Education and spina bifida, Ability, no 9, pp. 11-12
  • Sutton, A. (1987) Conductive Education [and spina bifida], Part II, Unanswered Questions, Ability, no.11, p. 4
  • Sutton, A. (1987) Andrew Sutton answers some questions on Conductive Education, In Touch, Spring, pp. 5-6
  • Sutton, A., Sharron, H. (1987) Two great educators, Mária Hári and Reuven Feuerstein, Special Children, March, pp. 12-13
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    1986
  • Sutton, A. (1986) Conductive Education: a challenge to integration? Educational and Child Psychology, vol. 3, no 2, pp. 5-11
  • Sutton, A. (1986) Conductive Education: learning to function despite a handicap, The Listener, 3 April, pp. 16 and 23
    • 1984
  • Sutton, A. (1984) Conductive Education in the Midlands, Summer 1982: progress and problems in the importation of an educational method, Educational Studies, vol. 10, no 2, pp. 121-124
  • Sutton, A. (1984) The Birmingham Conductive Education Projet, University of Birmingham Bulletin, no 513, pp. 1 and 3
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    1983
  • Sutton, A. (1983) An introduction to Soviet developmental psychology, in S. Meadows (ed.) Developing thinking: approaches to children's cognitive development, London, Methuen,pp. 188-205
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    1980
  • Sutton, A. (1980) Backward children in the USSR: an unfamiliar approach to a familiar problem, in M. Brine, M. Perrie, A. Sutton (eds) Home, school and leisure in the Soviet Union, London, George Allen & Unwin, pp.160-191
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    Festschrift
     
    1985
     
    Maguire, G., Nanton, R. (eds.) (2005) Looking back and looking forward: developments in Conductive Education. Birmingham, Foundation for Conductive Education   
     

     

     
     
    Andrew Sutton
    February 2009

     

     

     
     
     
     
     
    Appendix
     
     
    Unpublished documents from early days of investigating Conductive Education 1981-1984)
     

     

    1984

    Sutton, A. (1984) Conductive Education: collective upbringing. Unpublished paper.

    1982

    Sutton, A. (1982) Conductive Education: an annotated guide. Unpublished paper.

     

    Sutton, A. and Jernqvist, L. (1984) Some preliminary notes on a more formalised

    approach to the speech regulation of motor acts in Conductive Education.

    1983

    Sutton, A. (1983) Operational trial of Conductive Education; outline project proposals.

    Sutton, A. (1983) Preliminary notes on the evaluation of Conductive Education.

    Sutton, A. (1983)The problem of Conductive Education. Unpublished paper.

    Sutton, A. (1983) Some basic facts about Conductive Education. Unpublished paper.

    Sutton, A. (1983) A theory of speech regulation; some problems of utilising it in the field of Conductive Education and a possible way forward. Paper read…Advanced course in Conductive Education…Castle Priory College…1983. Unpublished paper.

    Pearson, L., Sutton, A. Conductive Education: report to the Standing Committee of the West Midlands Advisory Council for Special Education…1983. Unpublished paper.

    Sutton, A.,  Pearson, L. Operational trial of Conductive Education; progress report to West Midlands Advisory Council for Special Education Standing Committee. Unpublished paper.

    1984

    Sutton, A. The Birmingham Conductive Education Project.,  

    University of Birmingham Bulletin, no.513, pp.1 and 3.

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