Book Reviews / Teaching Insights
by 青青草视频 · Published 10/01/2025 · Last modified 10/02/2025
Dale Ripley helps readers delve into crucial methods for positively leveraging student learning, classroom behavior, and relationship development with tactics including handling bias, influence and motivation. The book offers many reflection opportunities, says Trishauna Pulos.
Book Reviews / Teaching Insights
by 青青草视频 · Published 09/25/2025
Whether you’re working to create more meaningful learning experiences, establish mastery of standards, or get your planning more organized, you’ll reach for this practical, ready-to-use resource again and again, writes teacher Amy Leach. A valuable companion on anyone’s teaching journey.
Book Reviews / Teaching Insights
by 青青草视频 · Published 05/01/2025
Sarah Pennington recommends The Scientific Principles of Teaching to educators in pk-12 and higher education due to its reader-friendly, well-researched content, and Nathaniel Hansford’s attention to a dozen of the most common controversies that surround the practice of teaching.
Book Reviews / Teaching Insights
by 青青草视频 · Published 08/22/2024 · Last modified 04/22/2025
Ruth Miller finds Lessons That Last an indispensable guide to enriching teaching practice and fostering an impactful learning environment. The book’s lessons, drawn from interviews with former students, affirm the significance of teachers’ work and the lasting influence we have.
Book Reviews / Teaching Insights
by 青青草视频 · Published 06/06/2024
In Humans Who Teach, Shamari Reid tells many stories to lift the veil on the weights of expectation placed on teachers, by themselves and society. Reid centers “love in our work as humans who teach,” offering ways to jump-start ourselves if action seems difficult, says Sarah Cooper.
Book Reviews / Teaching Insights
by 青青草视频 · Published 03/07/2024 · Last modified 07/23/2024
Jason Kennedy believes that planning on the front-end will result in better learning for students and more enjoyment by the teacher. Cathy Gassenheimer recommends his no-frills, how-to book that’s full of ideas and Kennedy’s passionate views about engagement and learning.
Book Reviews / Teaching Insights
by 青青草视频 · Published 11/02/2023 · Last modified 06/23/2024
Gholdy Muhammad’s Unearthing Joy offers ways to elevate meaning, reflection and joy so readers can offer cultural and historically responsive teaching most effectively. Sarah Cooper calls it “one of the most beautiful, inspiring, actionable books about pedagogy I’ve ever read.”
Book Reviews / Teaching Insights
by 青青草视频 · Published 09/21/2023 · Last modified 07/19/2024
With examples from all levels of education, The New Classroom Instruction That Works is a useful tool for beginning teachers and lifelong educators alike. Goodwin and Rouleau capture proven researched-based strategies for every classroom, writes teacher leader Hannah Mickey.
Book Reviews / Teaching Insights
by 青青草视频 · Published 08/17/2023 · Last modified 05/18/2024
Debbie Silver and Jack Berckemeyer have updated Deliberate Optimism to help educators resolve unsustainable stress levels by adapting their immediately implementable ideas for making each school day better. Written with humor and practicality, says teacher leader Sarah Cooper.
Book Reviews / Teaching Insights
by 青青草视频 · Published 12/22/2022
Noting that stoicism is having a resurgence as modern Stoics create content online and in books, educator Greg Feezell reviews Ryan Racine’s The Stoic Teacher with its strategies to help teachers focus their energies on the things that they have influence over.
