Lots of theory behind how to analyze documents for your research. Not really a step by step guide for those who need it though. All in all: I say, SKIP IT.
A book on listening to all the things a person doesn't say in an interview. All in all, I say: READ IT if you are a graduate student and your research requires interviewing. I feel like I already did this one?
No picture - sorry. Grant & Sleeter (the Kings) have yet another book. This one is for the new teacher and has tons of reflection exercises. All in all, I say: READ IT if you are a new teacher.
No picture - sorry. Grant & Sleeter (the Kings) have yet another book. This one is for the new teacher and has tons of reflection exercises. All in all, I say: READ IT if you are a new teacher.
Written by a middle school teacher with tons of ideas for new teachers. I found some of the dated stuff funny like he uses the work Boom Box. All in all, I say: READ IT if you are a new teacher. READ IT if you need more tricks.
Written by a psychotherapist and her work with teenage girls. I found it interesting as a teacher. I think it provided some insight into common behaviors I see in my class. All in all, I say: LISTEN IT when you have time in the car & you know, will find the information useful.
I skipped When in Rome when it was in AMC. I decided to give it a chance because I love Kristin Bell from her Veronica Mars days. Problem: don't like Josh D. & they didn't let Kristin be her smart and funny self. The other guys in the movie who fell in love with her because she stole their coins from the famous fountain - again - not as funny as they usually are. All in all, I say: SKIP IT.