It has been a long wait, but my new book is finally for sale!
Check here, here or here amongst others. The book has been a great success already in it’s Dutch version.
You can read two chapters for free here until the end of March.
Honestly, I haven’t been so nervous for something in a long, long time. I really hope you will like it!
This is what some of the people have said about the book:
If you’re seeking to improve your knowledge of education research but unsure where to start, you won’t find a better gateway book than this. Its insights are scholarly enough to inspire future study, yet practical enough to be applied in first period tomorrow.
author of ‘Education is Upside-Down: Reframing Reform to Focus on the Right Problems’
Pedro De Bruyckere helped to reveal the lack of evidence behind many intuitively appealing ideas within teaching in his previous book. In Ingredients for Great Teaching he takes the next logical step – pointing teachers towards the more reliable evidence about teaching and learning they can use in the classroom. This excellent and accessible book represents an important contribution to one of the major foundations of professionalism in teaching; expertly describing the evidence-informed, scientific insights that teachers can use to make deliberate choices for the benefit of their pupils and students.
educational researcher and author
The last few years have seen a number of excellent books about how recent research, particularly from psychology, can be used to improve teaching, but Pedro De Bruyckere’s The Ingredients for Great Teaching is one of the best of the crop. In a highly readable and engaging style, he sifts through recent educational research, and helps the reader figure out which research studies can be relied on, which need to be taken with a grain of salt, and which need to be ignored completely. Anyone involved in teaching will gain a tremendous amount by reading this book. Highly recommended.
Emeritus Professor of Educational Assessment, UCL
From experience to meaning... 
Reblogged this on The Echo Chamber.
[…] are relevant enough to share on this platform too! The results are in line with what I describe in The Ingredients for Great Teaching, […]