If you have parents on your Christmas list this year, books on education mal a great gift.
Our 5 favorite books we think every parent should read ๐
Our 5 favorite books we think every parent should read ๐
Donโt Tell Me I Canโt by @thecolesummers
This has become our top recommendation for every teacher, parent, and parent-to-be.
In this odyssey of a book, Cole tells the story of how he bought and flipped a house, built a ranch, and ran multiple businesses โ all by age 14.
This has become our top recommendation for every teacher, parent, and parent-to-be.
In this odyssey of a book, Cole tells the story of how he bought and flipped a house, built a ranch, and ran multiple businesses โ all by age 14.
Free to Learn by Peter Gray
Peter Gray is the leading voice on the importance of childhood play โ and the role of play in kidsโ development.
This book will give you an understanding of how to think about your kidsโ play time (and why it needs to be cherished and defended).
Peter Gray is the leading voice on the importance of childhood play โ and the role of play in kidsโ development.
This book will give you an understanding of how to think about your kidsโ play time (and why it needs to be cherished and defended).
Why Johnny Still Canโt Read or Write or Understand Math
This newly-released book covers the history of our education system, from its conception in the early 20th century to the present day.
Itโs thorough, shocking, and highly informative, and every parent should read it.
This newly-released book covers the history of our education system, from its conception in the early 20th century to the present day.
Itโs thorough, shocking, and highly informative, and every parent should read it.
The Intellectual Lives of Children by Susan Engel
The development of our intellect begins early in toddlerhood. Itโs a complex and self-directed process, and most of us donโt understand it.
This book explores whatโs going on in your kidsโ head โ and how it shapes their future.
The development of our intellect begins early in toddlerhood. Itโs a complex and self-directed process, and most of us donโt understand it.
This book explores whatโs going on in your kidsโ head โ and how it shapes their future.
The Self-Driven Child by William Stixrud
Our world has slowly been evolving to control every aspect of our kidsโ lives โ but their best learning happens when they have freedom.
This book explores why giving your kids self-direction is important โ and how to start.
Our world has slowly been evolving to control every aspect of our kidsโ lives โ but their best learning happens when they have freedom.
This book explores why giving your kids self-direction is important โ and how to start.
What other books would you add to this list?
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