Books matching: empowering students
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Save:'Creative Schools: The Grassroots Revolution That's Transforming Education' by Lou Aronica and Ken Robinson discusses the need for a transformation in the education system towards more creative and personalized learning. Ken Robinson, through concrete examples, emphasizes the importance of rigorous, engaged education for all students and challenges the current educational paradigms. aims to inspire readers to rethink traditional education methods and offers practical steps towards creating a more fulfilling and compassionate learning environment.
DR. LAURIE BARRON would have forgiven her students and colleagues if they’d fitted her office with a revolving door before her first day as principal of Smokey Road Middle School in Newnan, Georgia. A...April 2015•321 pages - #2
Save:'The Straight-A Conspiracy' by Katie O'Brien and Hunter Maats is a guide aimed at students to help them improve their performance in school and life. It provides tangible tips and strategies to change perspectives and excel academically. emphasizes critical skills for life rather than just focusing on academic subjects, encouraging readers to challenge limiting beliefs and strive for greatness. It is written in a reader-friendly manner with bits of humor added in, making it an engaging and motivational read.
'The Straight-A Conspiracy' tackles issues such as fear of failure, lack of confidence, and ineffective study habits. It aims to empower students by explaining why they may not have been successful so far and providing techniques for studying and achieving good grades. is not only relevant to teenagers but also to individuals of all ages looking to improve their outlook on learning and self-development, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking to enhance their academic performance and mindset.
All of these conspiracies have one goal in common: they cover up the truth and keep the public believing lies. The difference is that while the existence of aliens may or may not affect you (or even o...June 2012•337 pages - #3
Save:Buck: A Memoir by M.K. Asante is a riveting and empowering story that follows the journey of a young black man through the challenges and triumphs of growing up in a tough environment. The book weaves together moments of sadness, joy, and evolution, offering a rare glimpse into the life and emotions of a youth who defies stereotypes and overcomes adversity. Through a mix of prose and poetry, the protagonist confronts the street as an antagonist, ultimately uncovering his passion and soul to conquer the obstacles in his path.
The writing style of 'Buck: A Memoir' is rich and layered, featuring authentic voices of both the protagonist and his mother. The narrative delves into universal human experiences, highlighting themes of cultural identity, literacy, and the power of language. The book addresses issues faced by the historically marginalized Black community, shedding light on mental health, poverty, and the impact of societal discourse on urban youth.
August 2013•279 pages
