Education books

Discover the habits, tools and strategies that will take you from an ambitious student to a high performer in work...  Read More >>

Book Marketing on a Budget - Simple Steps for New Authors is a guide for writers with more passion than pennies...  Read More >>

Informed by oral poetics, performance theory, and memory studies, Through the Looking Glass approaches Anarkali—the...  Read More >>

In this reprinting of Truth on Trial, Robert Carlson outlines the sad state of higher education in America, where...  Read More >>

A practical, empowering guide to help medical students embark on research projects with confidence. Practical advice...  Read More >>

Curriculum and pedagogy shape every classroom, yet rigid mandates and standardized practices have limited creative...  Read More >>

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

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

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

Examines the practice of critical autoethnography, which combines critical pedagogy, autoethnography, and often,...  Read More >>

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Omeljan Pritsak and the Intellectual Origins of the Ukrainian “Harvard Miracle” is the first English-language intellectual...  Read More >>

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

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

This book traces the rise of Ohio University’s Voinovich School, a public service “do tank” that blends academic...  Read More >>

Latine Spanish-language children’s literature is powerful for supporting bilingual learners’ language and literacy...  Read More >>

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

A life-changing guide to help bridge the gap between understanding sensory wellness & putting it into practice....  Read More >>

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