Some Great Books For Teachers
By Katie Lepi
If you’re a teacher, you probably don’t have oodles of free time on your hands (unless you’ve thrown lesson planning and grading your students’ work out the window!), but when you do, a good book recommendation is almost always welcome (trumped only by a good wine/beer/food recommendation!). I always enjoy a good ‘beach read’ when I need something brainless (read: flaky, easy reading), but sometimes I’m up for something with a little more substance. What better than something that can help you out in your classroom or professional life?
The handy infographic below is a great list of 50 awesome books for teachers to read. From teaching strategies to teacher humor, and cartoons and real life stories, there’s a bit of something in here for everyone. Take a look – you can see what’s on the list that you may have already read, and you’ll likely find something new that you’d like to take a look at.
Do you have any other teaching related favorite reads that aren’t included here? Leave us a message in the comments!
50 Great Books For Teachers
(see the infographic for the rest!)
- The First-Year Teacher’s Survival Guide
- Teaching With Fire
- The First Days Of School
- Growing Minds
- The Teacher’s Book Of Wit
- Fred Jones Tools For Teaching
- The Courage To Teach
- Educating Esme
- School
- The Substitute Teacher’s Organizer
- You Know You’re A Teacher If….
- Stories From A Teacher
- What If There Were No Teachers?
- 99 Ways To Get Kids To Love Reading
- See Me After Class: Advice For Teachers By Teachers
- Why Johnny Still Can’t Read
- Inside Mrs. B’s Classroom: Courage, Hope, and Learning on Chicago’s South Side
- The Cooperative Classroom: Empowering Learning
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