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Educate to Self-Regulate

Book Award Winner: Educate to Self-Regulate: Empowering Learners for Lifelong Success by Shyam Barr

Mar 31, 2026 | Book Award Winners, Education and Teaching

Congratulations on your silver book award! Synopsis Dive into the definitive guide to nurturing self-regulated learners with Educate to Self-Regulate. Drawing from extensive teaching experience, research studies and school partnerships, Dr Shyam Barr presents evidence-informed strategies to empower both educators and students on the path to lifelong success. Through three comprehensive parts, the book navigates […]

In Our Classrooms

Book Award Winner: In Our Classrooms: A Veteran Teacher’s Guide to Taking Care of Your Students and Yourself by Anne Richter

Jan 16, 2026 | Book Award Winners, Education and Teaching

Congratulations on your gold book award! Synopsis Classroom successes start with you. Teaching has never been a more difficult career, from the cell phone conflict, academic benchmark lags, the rising rates of student mental health issues, and the all-too-real threats of school violence. But few professions are as necessary—or as rewarding. In Our Classrooms is […]

Consejos Escolares Para Padres Hispanos

Consejos Escolares Para Padres Hispanos: Cómo Ayudar a Sus Hijos a Tener éxito en la Escuela Primaria en los Estados Unidos

Jan 6, 2026 | Book Recommendations & Reading Lists - Nonfiction, Education and Teaching, Parenting and Relationships

Author: Teresa S. Navas Book Title:  Consejos Escolares Para Padres Hispanos: Cómo Ayudar a Sus Hijos a Tener éxito en la Escuela Primaria en los Estados Unidos Publishing Information:  MaestraNavas Press, LLC, 2025 Link to Purchase Book: Amazon Synopsis: Do you want your children to succeed in elementary school? Do you want to help your […]

What's Your Name

Book Award Winner: What’s Your Name?: How to Write Your Name in Hangul Without Learning the Korean Language by Albert Jung

Mar 18, 2025 | Book Award Winners, Education and Teaching

Congratulations on your gold book award! Synopsis Write Your Name, Share Your Voice with Han’gŭl Have you ever struggled to get your name pronounced correctly in another language? What if there was a tool that allowed your name—and your identity—to be universally understood? What’s Your Name? introduces Han’gŭl, the Korean writing system, as an ingenious […]

When Down Syndrome and Autism Intersect

Book Award Winner: When Down Syndrome and Autism Intersect: A Guide to DS-ASD for Parents and Professionals by Margaret Froehlke, RN, BSN & Robin Sattel, MS

Dec 9, 2024 | Book Award Winners, Education and Teaching

Congratulations on your gold book award! Synopsis The first edition of When Down Syndrome and Autism Intersect was the first book to focus on the unique profile of a Down Syndrome-Autism Spectrum Disorder (DS-ASD) diagnosis. Now with this greatly expanded, updated second edition, it remains the only book offering a comprehensive guide to supporting people […]

Be the Weight Behind the Spear

Book Award Winner: Be the Weight Behind the Spear by Dr. Josh McConkey

Oct 8, 2024 | Book Award Winners, Education and Teaching, Memoir, Self-Development and Psychology

Congratulations on your bronze book award! Synopsis Business leadership for the COVID generation! Amid unprecedented political and generational divides, one consensus emerges: equipping future leaders with essential skills is paramount. From business executives to parents, there’s a shared commitment to preparing the next generation for success in an evolving world. In Be the Weight Behind […]

What Did They Say

Book Award Winner: What Did They Say?: Observations from Eighth-Grade Students by Todd Sherman

Jul 5, 2024 | Book Award Winners, Education and Teaching, Memoir

Congratulations on your silver book award! Synopsis Todd Sherman makes his debut in the publishing world with the launch of What Did They Say? Observations from Eighth-Grade Students (published by AuthorHouse). This book is a compilation of over 600 amusing remarks made by eighth-graders, along with the narratives behind them, meticulously documented by their teacher […]

You're Not Alone

Book Award Winner: You’re Not Alone: The Conservative Woman’s Guide to College by Karin A. Lips

Jun 7, 2024 | Book Award Winners, Education and Teaching, Prescriptive Nonfiction, Women's Issues

Congratulations on your silver book award! Synopsis Conservative students today face censoring from their peers, hostile liberal professors, and more. Karin Lips, President of the Network of enlightened Women and editor of She’s Conservative: Stories of Trials and Triumphs on America’s College Campuses, wrote You’re Not Alone: The Conservative Woman’s Guide to College to prepare […]

Giaci and Me

Book Award Winner: Giaci and Me: A Mother’s Journey of Loving and Raising an Autistic Child by Rita Miceli

May 20, 2024 | Book Award Winners, Education and Teaching, Memoir, Parenting and Relationships

Congratulations on your gold book award! Synopsis “A devoted mother who has worked hard to teach her autistic son many skills, Rita Miceli’s son Giaci now lives a full life with a job he really likes. Through her practice of tolerance and procedural routine, Miceli teaches us that autism cannot be cured, but it can […]

Teaching in the Dark

Book Award Winner: Teaching in the Dark: A Memoir by Genét Simone

Apr 10, 2024 | Book Award Winners, Education and Teaching, Memoir, Self-Development and Psychology

Congratulations on your gold book award! Synopsis Genét Simone was a new college graduate without any professional experience when she answered a newspaper ad seeking high school teachers in Alaska. She sold her car and purchased a one-way ticket from Seattle to the village of Shishmaref, and suddenly found herself dealing with all kinds of […]