Teacher-coach collaboration is critical to teacher effectiveness and student learning, but sometimes the in-the-moment response rate required when supporting several teacher requests at once can make literacy coaching appear to be, well, rather random. No More Random Acts of Literacy Coachinglooks at the common obstacles and misconceptions that can prevent effective coaching, and offers strategies that literacy coaches, teachers, and principals can employ to make wise use of their time together. The authors offer practical steps to create a climate of positive professional learning that include: <ul> <li>Providing responsive coaching in varied settings</li> <li>Identifying coaching activities that have the greatest impact</li> <li>Matching goals and priorities to coaching cycles</li> <li>Honoring teachers as co-designers of the work.</li> </ul> When literacy coaching is intentional, carefully planned, and a collaborative team effort with teachers and principals, the results are dramatic. Student literacy growth increases, and the number of students needing intervention decreases. Learn how your team can work together to accelerate student success.

No More Random Acts of Literacy Coaching (NOT THIS, BUT THAT)

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Brown, Erin

L'Allier, Susan

Words, Language & Grammar

Heinemann

"As Is" is the result of years of introspective work to undo the author's lifetime of body image issues. In an effort to love herself "as is," the book takes us through a series of misconceptions and thinking errors she had to address to find a peaceful home in her skin. Part memoir, part advice, the book is comprised of 21 mindful shifts toward body peace. Straight forward and heart felt, "As Is" aims to change the way you look at your body forever.

As Is: A 21 day practice for finding a home and peace in your skin

Self-Help

Self-Esteem

As is

A series of essays written from Mother to daughter, this is part memoir and part lessons to live by. The author's aim is to empower her daughter both with what she has learned and with honest stories of who her mother is and where she has been. All written years before her daughter would enter her teens- in an effort to write these stories before she needs them. A gift for when she might benefit from her mother's words most and ask for them least. Sincere, sweet and at times achingly vulnerable, it promises to be a book you return to again and again. As it bucks cultural expectations on growing up girl, Letters to Lola is meant to be shared with the young women in your life and inspire important conversations about being a woman and living well. *Recommended reading first before sharing with younger readers due to some chapters with mature content.

Letters to Lola

Emotions

Fourteen young Americans, fourteen stories… The face of Conservatism is changing, and these fourteen young Americans share their personal stories about what it means to be a young conservative. From former Liberals to first-generation Americans, they’ve each taken different roads, held different beliefs, prioritized different issues, and lived their lives in different ways. Yet each chose conservatism as the best way to protect their freedom. “Young, Conservative, and Why it’s Smart to be like Us” offers an exciting glimpse of the future of conservatism with witty, serious, insightful, practical, pointed, and sometimes touching stories about what conservatism means to each author personally and politically. Chapters by Allen Ginzburg, Brady Cremeens, Brandon Morse, Dina Fraioli, Dan Webb, Erin Brown, Gabriella Hoffman, Kate Shaw, Kevin Eder, Liberty Betts, Liz Thatcher, Liz Wheeler, Mary Chastain, R.J. Moeller

Young, Conservative, and Why it's Smart to be like Us

Politics & Social Sciences

Wheeler, Liz

Webb, Dan

Shaw, Kate

America, Young

Morse, Brandon

Hoffman, Gabriella

Eder, Kevin

Betts, Liberty

Chastain, Mary

Politics & Government

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

A heart wrenching depiction of growing up female. The author unravels the effects of abuse, silence, beauty obsession, and shame while finding a path out. Revealing the possibility of creating space for our own values to emerge and allowing the same for one another. She envisions a reality with room for us each to safely explore our identities, our ideas, and our lives. Laying her experience bare that we might see ourselves in our common struggles so we can choose to systematically challenge the narratives that bind us. This poem is a first edition, the second will contain a collective of voices.

Sovereign: Autonomy, accountability, and other queen shit

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

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