The Importance of Being Little
Erika Christakis
A compelling exploration of early childhood education, challenging conventional wisdom and offering fresh insights into how young children learn and thrive. Drawing on research and real-life examples, this book provides a roadmap for parents, teachers, and policymakers to create environments that nurture children's natural curiosity and potential.
The Price You Pay for College
Ron Lieber
A comprehensive guide to navigating the complex and emotionally charged process of paying for college. It explores the true costs, financial aid, and value of higher education, offering practical advice for families to make informed decisions and avoid overpaying.
The RoutledgeFalmer Reader in Psychology of Education
Harry Daniels
Explore the valuable connection between education and psychology with The RoutledgeFalmer Reader in Psychology of Education. This reader reflects current trends in the subject and examples of how knowledge has an impact on practice. A crucial resource for students and practitioners to keep abreast of recent educational changes.
The Story of My Life
Helen Keller
Explore the remarkable journey of Helen Keller, a deaf-blind woman who overcame incredible obstacles to learn language and connect with the world. This complete edition includes her inspiring memoir, letters, and a supplementary account of her education, revealing the collaborative nature of her extraordinary life and the profound impact of her teacher, Anne Sullivan.
The Understanding by Design Handbook
Jay McTighe
A practical guide to designing curriculum, assessment, and instruction based on the Understanding by Design framework. It offers a unit planning template, worksheets, exercises, design tools, design standards and tests, and a peer review process for learning and applying the ideas in Understanding by Design.
We Who Are Dark
Bettina L. Love
An exploration of the psychological, emotional, and spiritual costs of surviving while Black in America. It delves into the concept of mattering, abolitionist teaching, and the fight for educational justice in the face of systemic oppression and White rage. This book challenges educators and society to move beyond mere survival tactics and strive for a world where Black individuals can truly thrive.
Weaponized Lies
Daniel J. Levitin
In an era of misinformation and weaponized lies, this book provides essential tools for critical thinking. Learn how to evaluate statistics, arguments, and sources to distinguish truth from falsehood and make informed decisions in a post-truth world.
What They Teach You at Harvard Business School
Philip Delves Broughton
A journalist recounts his experiences and observations during his two years at Harvard Business School, offering insights into the intense environment, the curriculum, and the ambitions of the students within the 'cauldron of capitalism'.