Teaching What You Don’t Know
Practical strategies for educators teaching outside their areas of expertise.
Practical strategies for educators teaching outside their areas of expertise.
This book is a collection of neurological case histories, each telling the story of a unique patient and their remarkable brain condition.
Emma Woodhouse is a young woman in Regency England who meddles in the love lives of her friends, with humorous and heartwarming results.
Imagine the God of Heaven explores various aspects of spirituality, the existence of heaven, and personal faith.
After the Fall by Ben Rhodes provides a personal account of global politics over the last decade, reflecting on democracy’s decline and authoritarianism’s rise.
The Lazy Genius Way offers practical strategies for prioritizing what really matters in life and work, enabling readers to be efficient and effective without the burnout.
It explores the crucial role emotions play in rational decision-making.
Joshua McFadden’s ‘Six Seasons’ revolutionizes the way we cook and eat vegetables, organizing them into six seasons instead of the traditional four.
Maybe Someday is a poignant and emotive romance that follows Sydney, whose troubled love life takes a turn when she meets her mysterious neighbor Ridge.