The Teachers’ RESET! is a heartfelt education guide that gathers hard-won tips for aspirational educators. Cia Rae Blake’s teachers’ resource guide The Teachers’ RESET! proposes strategies for connecting better with students.... Read More

Sociologist Casey Stockstill’s "False Starts" exposes how racial inequality in the US begins in preschool. Stockstill spent two years observing the daycare provided by two top-ranked preschools in Madison, Wisconsin: a public Head... Read More

"Zen and the Art of Navigating College" is an ambitious, advice-filled guide to getting the most out of higher education. Drawing on personal experiences and the stories of great thinkers, Peter Klein’s education guide "Zen and the Art... Read More

David E. Linton’s informative and insightful text covers the origins and complications of US student debt. Starting with a history of higher education in the US, this book utilizes careful evidence to illustrate how and why student... Read More

Promoting personal resilience and naming grand achievements, "Higher Ground" is the inspiring memoir of a celebrated, beleaguered academic. Former University of California, Davis, chancellor Linda Katehi’s evocative memoir "Higher... Read More

In the exhilarating and informative picture book "Pebbles and the Biggest Number", a butterfly’s horizons expand as he learns about the environments of Earth and outer space. In Joey Benun’s educational picture book "Pebbles and the... Read More

Featuring tangible strategies for parents concerned about their children’s reading skills, "This May Be Difficult to Read" is a knowledgeable education text. Critiquing contemporary reading instruction practices for children,... Read More

Elizabeth Breau’s historically astute text connects events in Europe’s and the US’s past to make them more understandable for students doing test preparation. Elizabeth Breau’s educational guide "History According to SAT" shares... Read More