That's How It Was by Hazel Pacheco Best described as slyly funny and heart-warming, That’s How It Was: Operation Finders Keepers is uniquely written in letter format. Written from a ten-year-old boy's perspective, Randy Ray’s letters prove to be captured moments in time just waiting to be discovered by his daughters thirty-seven years later. These treasured memories allow his daughters to get to know the boy who became their father. … [Read more...] about That’s How It Was by Hazel Pacheco
A Simplified Guide for Special Needs and Safeguarding by Christopher Tysall
This book is here to give an insight into SEND education. It will be informed mainly by the SEND Code of Practice, amongst other government and educational legislation and personal experiences. This is by no means a step by step, or how to instruction manual on SEND learners, as those who have worked with SEND learners know, there is no supplement for this. Neither is it the only set of methods or approaches available to you, as again, there are many different methods and techniques, along with … [Read more...] about A Simplified Guide for Special Needs and Safeguarding by Christopher Tysall
Henry Wondered by Hazel Pacheco
Henry Wondered by Hazel Pacheco In book one of the Henry and Friends Series, somewhere in the bosque, in the open spaces near the Rio Grande, lives a covey of quail . . . In this episode, Henry wonders about many things. In particular, how to impress his first crush! When a handsome roo enters the picture, all seems doomed. Will Federico, a stranger and self-proclaimed talented flamingo dancer, foil Henry’s plan to impress Gloria? Follow Henry as he discovers the wonder of … [Read more...] about Henry Wondered by Hazel Pacheco
Federico Exaggerated by Hazel Pacheco
Federico Exaggerated by Hazel Pacheco Book two of the Henry and Friends series, features the flamboyant Federico who loves the spotlight, and frequently regales the covey with his exaggerated tales of daring. In this episode, Federico captures the attention of his audience with an inflated story of his bravery on the Rio Grande. Without warning, he is interrupted by the announcement of ripe hackberries. Left without an audience, Federico stomps off and accidentally stumbles onto something … [Read more...] about Federico Exaggerated by Hazel Pacheco
Let Them Move: Why It’s Essential Students Get More Movement in Schools & How to Integrate More Movement into the Classroom for Greater Learning Outcomes by Rebecca Kramer Fiscal
Struggling students? Teacher burnout? Behavior problems? Let Them Move is a book for educators and parents to understand why children absolutely need more movement in school. It offers evidence and information about the WHY and 100+ activities that teachers can easily incorporate into the school day for happier, healthier more engaged students. … [Read more...] about Let Them Move: Why It’s Essential Students Get More Movement in Schools & How to Integrate More Movement into the Classroom for Greater Learning Outcomes by Rebecca Kramer Fiscal
Homeschooling on a Budget by Jessica Marie Baumgartner
Homeschooling is on the rise. After the pandemic exposed many flaws in the public education system, more and more American parents are seeking better options. But what about those who cannot afford private schools and have no access to good charter schools? It's never been a better time for home education. Parents from any background, with any income level, can give their children the best education possible by utilizing affordable tools within their community. From libraries to book sales and … [Read more...] about Homeschooling on a Budget by Jessica Marie Baumgartner
Education Aggravation: A Retired Teacher’s View from the Trenches – A Call to Action by Leslie K. Brooks
A retired teacher’s take on our failing education system from the inside. Honest and controversial, Education Aggravation examines the roles of the various actors and elements: students, teachers, parents, administration, politicians, money, media and technology. What is happening in our schools? Do schools prepare students for "real" life? How? Who calls the shots? Students advance from grade to grade without learning how to read or decode. How is that possible? Parents have … [Read more...] about Education Aggravation: A Retired Teacher’s View from the Trenches – A Call to Action by Leslie K. Brooks
Interview with Author – Terence Victor Barnes
About Terence Victor Barnes: I really enjoyed my childhood, even school! I was given so much freedom to do as I wanted. I was never a child that liked to be stuck indoors, that's probably why I didn't do well academically. I would always be outside, playing football and tennis on local parks, fishing and unlike the normal cliché/fashionable thing to say, I wasn't rubbish at all sports, I was good!!! I was, and to some degree still am, a shy person. This introvert persona changed … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Terence Victor Barnes
Interview with Author – Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri
About Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri: I was born and brought up in South Calcutta (India), and my growing up years was very much influenced by Literature and History studies. I studied in Gokhale Memorial Girls’ School and Presidency College, Calcutta. Websites recognized my name internationally on Academic Research as Google Scholar, White Academia Logo with a book published from Partridge International, USA, named Realization (Documents Based on Self-Scholarly Effects with Google Scholar Citations … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Rituparna Ray Chaudhuri
FEATURED BOOK: LOST HELIX by Scott Coon
A sci-fi adventure/mystery by award winning writer Scott Coon Stuck on an asteroid mining facility, DJ dreams of writing music. But when his dad goes missing, DJ finds a file containing evidence of a secret war of industrial sabotage, a file encrypted by his dad using DJ's song Lost Helix. Caught in a crossfire of lies, DJ must find his father and the mother he never knew. "Black Mountain had done that. A faceless entity, imaginary but powerful—it was no one and everyone. It had ripped … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: LOST HELIX by Scott Coon
Interview with Author – Anand Kumar Yadav
About Anand Kumar Yadav: Being a Software engineer he is addicted to computer programming languages reading and coding. His hobbies are traveling, meeting new people, and reading books. Traveling to different places teach him about different cultures and people. It makes him wonder, how despite all the difference there is a bond that utility people and place. Being a passionate poet, storyteller, and motivational speaker, he always aim to fill this world with inspiration, love, courage, and … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Anand Kumar Yadav
Interview with Author – OLUWAmuyiwa
About OLUWAmuyiwa: I am a Writer, Educator and Community Developer. I love to write about Ideas, People (Children and Youth) and Community. My expertise cuts across Systems, Analysis, Content, Research, Education and Development. My Training as a Mechanical Engineer has been a tool to apply engineering principles for creating new mechanisms for Education and Community Development. What inspires you to write? Hmm . . . This is funny because I studied Mechanical Engineering as an … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – OLUWAmuyiwa
