Activities, lessons equip teachers with tools to help autistic and other kids communicate in and out of the classroom. Body Talk: Teaching Students with Disabilities about Body Language, by Pat Crissey, delivers just what the subtitle... Read More

Maman or Papa will love to read this delightfully illustrated book to kids curious about another culture. In Carole P. Roman’s charming educational book If You Were Me and Lived in…France…, children are taken on a guided journey to... Read More

Want to know how to succeed in college? This experienced administrator has some no-nonsense advice. This isn’t high school anymore, and the old tricks and gimmicks just won’t cut it. Tackling higher education requires a different... Read More

This gripping story of children’s quest for historical truth reads like a novel. In the educational and thought-provoking Life in a Jar: The Irena Sendler Project, Jack Mayer offers a history lesson, as well as a powerful life lesson... Read More

"Fast Tracking the FAFSA" demystifies the Free Application for Federal Student Aid process, bringing welcome clarity to parents and students during a stressful time. R J Baumel is a financial aid administrator with decades of experience... Read More

Veteran teacher gives valuable lessons to rookies on what to really expect in the classroom trenches. Teacher preparation programs across the country impart future educators with the latest theories on how to teach state and national... Read More

A strong proponent of learner-centric education, Coomi Vevaina considers it long past time for radical change in our traditional educational systems. She provides an outline and an explanation of her theories for change in her new book,... Read More

Many parents and students are willing to jump through the highest hoops that selective private schools set for them. They believe that the benefits of a private education at an exclusive school justify the stressful application process.... Read More