Nine Great Books For Teachers

Closing the week out with some top recommendations...

These are fantastic for teachers at all stages of their careers. Enjoy! And have a great weekend!

Jon

1. **The Learning Rainforest: Great Teaching in Real Classrooms** by Tom Sherrington - An exploration of evidence-informed teaching practices using the rainforest as a metaphor for creating a rich, diverse learning environment.

2. **How I Wish I'd Taught Maths** by Craig Barton - A reflective and evidence-based guide where Barton examines how research has transformed his own teaching practice. GREAT FOR ALL TEACHERS, NOT JUST THE MATHS VARIETY!

3. **Making Good Progress? The Future of Assessment for Learning** by Daisy Christodoulou - A thought-provoking analysis of assessment practices in education and how they can better support student learning.

4. **The Secret of Literacy: Making the Implicit Explicit** by David Didau - A practical guide to embedding literacy across the curriculum and making tacit knowledge accessible to all students.

5. **Don't Call it Literacy!** by Geoff Barton - A practical guide to developing language across the curriculum, focusing on how all teachers can enhance students' verbal and written communication.

6. **Closing the Vocabulary Gap** by Alex Quigley - An essential exploration of how teachers can address word poverty and develop students' vocabulary across all subjects.

7. **Teach Like a Champion 3.0** by Doug Lemov - A comprehensive collection of practical teaching techniques drawn from observations of exceptional educators.

8. **The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything** by Ken Robinson - An inspiring look at how education can nurture creativity and help students discover their natural talents.

9. **Clever Lands: The Secrets Behind the Success of the World's Education Superpowers** by Lucy Crehan - An illuminating journey through education systems across the globe, examining what makes them successful and what we can learn from them.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​