Education books

Exploring fusion of scientific and literary inquiry, essays demonstrate how science writing bridges humanities and...  Read More >>

Filling a vital need for grades 6–8 educators, this practical guide presents a field-tested framework for promoting...  Read More >>

Discover effective literacy methods that align with a Christian anthropological view of the human person, as described...  Read More >>

This book presents research-based strategies for helping students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally...  Read More >>

Sensational Life! As a researcher and practitioner, I have spent much of my career exploring how people find balance...  Read More >>

Real-world case studies highlight diverse approaches that empower K-12 leaders and educators to support newcomer...  Read More >>

A roadmap for enhancing students' equitable access to biliteracy development Monolingual ideologies have driven...  Read More >>

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Vibrant essays reimagine African education by challenging colonial legacies and centering indigenous cultural practices....  Read More >>

Ellen McLarney explores how writers in the Black Arts Movement identified with Islam as integral to the African...  Read More >>

Lesson Planning for Skills-Based Elementary Health Education, Second Edition With Web Resource, is a practical...  Read More >>

‘Open To Work helps you stop fearing the future and start shaping it with purpose.’ Jay Shetty ‘An instantly...  Read More >>

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Empowering EdD students to transform professional know-how into practice-centered scholarly work, this guide champions...  Read More >>

Empowering educators to transform digital learning, this guide unveils research-based strategies that elevate course...  Read More >>

In 1867 Kusakabe Taro, a young samurai from Fukui, Japan, began studying at Rutgers as its first foreign student....  Read More >>

This accessible and practical book offers an understanding of what neurodiversity means and entails. It then provides...  Read More >>

Called to Reckon offers a non-traditional history of Augustana College by centering the narratives of racially and...  Read More >>

Ostia, the Roman settlement founded at the mouth of the river Tiber, was the port of the imperial capital and one...  Read More >>

""This book examines how America's imagined frontier history shaped the thinking of philosopher John Dewey. It explores...  Read More >>

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How the University of Texas shaped twelve people who changed the world.  Read More >>

This book is open access, What makes people competent at work? This question is becoming complicated with the emergence...  Read More >>

AI is sprinting ... and school leaders can't afford to stand still. In this straight-forward guide, international‑school...  Read More >>