Teacher Training Books

I wish more school and district administrators would realize that reflective journaling is proven to be one of the most effective ways to bring about new insights, changes, and improvement among their teachers. This book explains all about it!

I am a teacher and I try to remain active. This book helps teachers understand the causes of burnout and thus renew liveliness. It is very thorough and vital for everyone who is interested in educational psychology. I believe that this book is quite scientific and useful practical guide for solving the problem of burnout in general.

The First Days Of Class: A Practical Guide For The Beginning Teacher by Rebecca Lynn Wilke is a "reader friendly" guide written especially for those new to the chaotic yet rewarding art of educating young people, whether in a public or private school environment. From integrating oneself into the daily life of one's new teaching job; to tips, tricks, and techniques for staying organized; to long-term strategies and career goals, The First Days Of Class is a highly recommended supplementary book which is especially suited for the novice classroom instructor regardless of grade level or subject matter being taught.