Tom Stanley Hepworth facts for kids
Tom Stanley Hepworth (June 29, 1916 – September 1, 1985) was an Australian teacher, writer, and editor. He earned a special degree called a Doctor of Education, which means he studied a lot about how people learn and teach.
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About Tom Stanley Hepworth
Tom Stanley Hepworth was born in 1916 and lived until 1985. He spent his life helping others learn and sharing stories. He was known for his work as a teacher and for writing books.
His Family Life
Tom Hepworth married Edna Olive Wilton on January 16, 1941. They had at least one son. His family was an important part of his life.
His Books and Writings
Tom Hepworth wrote several books and stories. He was especially known for writing exciting adventures for young readers.
Stories for Young Readers
- Castaways of the Monoboola: A story for boys (1948): This was an adventure story written especially for boys. It was published in 1948.
- Adventure of the Outcasts (1956): This story appeared in a popular children's magazine called the A.B.C. Children's Hour Annual.
Writing About Learning
Tom Hepworth also wrote about important topics in education. He wrote a book called Dyslexia: The Problem of Reading Retardation (1971). This book helped people understand dyslexia, which is a learning difference that can make reading difficult for some people.
