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...sustained period of time. Increasingly, this is not the only way of working, and one way of thinking flexibly about the kind of work you want to do is to consider different work patterns. Some of these might combine well with your existing commitments. Others might be a stepping stone towards the work you want. The list below contains different types of work patterns. As...

...sustain friendships. (McLaughlin et al., 2012) Other issues to think about are: Positive or negative outcomes can also depend on the child’s individual circumstances, their personality and so on. Factors, such as those identified by McLaughlin et al. (2012) can isolate disabled young people and make it more difficult for them to develop friendships and relationships...

...sustaining the interconnected communities of practice through which an organisation knows what it knows and thus becomes effective and valuable as an organisation.’ (pp. 7-8) If this concept is new to you, or you would like to refresh your memory of learning communities then you may wish to read further on the subject (please see further reading section at the end of...

...sustained. As you have learned, listening to the actual voices of children and young people is of paramount importance, and the next activity offers more accounts of children’s experiences of Northern Ireland’s way of doing youth justice. Activity 6 Young people’s voices from inside Timing: Allow approximately 20 minutes for this activity As a relatively new process...