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Book Reviews Miscellaneous Reviews David Crookall : Jones, K. 1988. Interactive Learning Events: A Guide for Facilitators. London: Kogan Page; New York: Nichols Publishing (120 Pentonville Road, London N1 9JN, UK; PO Box 96, New York, NY 10024, USA

Undertaking research in their own classrooms is a significant way in which teachers, by inquiring into their current ways of encouraging learning and analyzing the shortcomings, can take increased responsibility for their actions, reflect critically on their craft and improve their teaching. The book explores the reasons for doing classroom research and examines the types of research available by drawing on examples of research done by teachers. Other areas covered include the formulation of research problems, data gathering and analysis, reporting and publishing, and linking research to improvement and curriculum. All gamers who wish to carry out such research will find this book particularly useful.