This book introduces a 5-step process to identify and manage our emotions. Helps students and adults!
This book presents nine teachable empathy habits that can help children navigate life’s challenges to become happy and successful.
We all know the research that exercise is good for the body, but this book argues that exercise may have an even greater impact on brain functioning.
This bestselling book describes common problems parents have with their children and provides strategies and language they can use to improve their relationship with their children.
Why do some students learn so much and others so little? Ripley follows American teenagers as they attend a year of high school in three top-scoring countries in order to learn about their educational systems.
This book introduces the seven typical stages adolescent girls go through, how to deal with each, and when to worry.
Our overprotective parenting style that doesn’t allow children to fail backfires by preventing children from developing the autonomy and skills they need to succeed.
Tough asks why some kids succeed while others fail. He found that we overemphasize academic skills when we should teach more about character — perseverance, diligence, and self-control.
Grit is a key trait found in extremely successful people across a wide variety of fields, and it’s an attribute that you can cultivate.
This book describes a comprehensive approach to teacher evaluation that builds on previous research presented in Marzano’s books.
