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The authors present evidence for what they say is the best way to learn:
Learn something new.
Put it away.
Try to recall it from memory.
Review what you missed.
Repeat over time.
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The Anxious Generation
This explains a lot. Kids today are struggling with technology, not thriving. This book presents the research and the solution. Every parent should read this.
@JonHaidt
@realDonaldTrump
Love what you’re doing, keep it up. I suggest that if we are going to keep all these government agencies, there should be a congressman’s name attached to it and that person is responsible for the budget.
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We talk a lot about biblical worldview in our schools. This book talks about biblical integration, making it a part of everything we do, excellent read! We need to use our actions and words to show students what we mean, trust the process.
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Lead with Collaboration
No one likes boring, unproductive meetings. Teachers are busy and staff meetings need to impact them NOW. This book gives administrators tools to help make those meetings what they should be.
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The Hidden Lives of Learners
This book presents a unique view of the classroom. So many books on teaching and learning focus on the teacher, this gave great insight to what is happening with the learner. All teacher should read this. Figure 7.1 is AMAZING!
#lbcncsreads@DrKathyKoch
Five to Thrive
Should be read by all parents of school age children. Instead of trying to address the symptom, it gets right to the heart of the problem. Our identity should be found in Christ. Security, Identity, Belonging, Purpose, Competence.
#lbcncsreads@presware11@aigkenham
One Race One Blood
Explains what’s wrong with racism from a biblical point of view. In addition the authors show how the false belief of evolution keeps this lie alive.
God is always good, but some days He really goes out of his way to remind us! Students from more than 10 years ago came by to say hello! 1 Cor. 4:2
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@mmiller7571
Can't remember if it was in the book, or online- Did you show how to create an app for teacher's favorite things using Google forms? Could you share again if you have that?
@tfkempsr
Hey Mr. Kemp, I talked to you briefly at the end of the session yesterday (6 brothers, no sisters) Any resources you would recommend for teaching boys?
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I actually gave this book to a student to read, but found it helpful for me. The author uses John 5:44 as the basis. The chapter on vindication was very powerful, and very difficult to apply.
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Victory in Spiritual Warfare by Tony Evans
The opening illustration in this book really set the tone. We need to remember there is a battle, but we are not fighting for victory, we are fighting from a position of victory. It's all about the proper perspective.
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Teaching Kids to Think
I thought this was a great book for parents and teachers. Not so much about the kids as it is about what we can do as adults. This, to me summarizes to book.
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This book was recommended to me by Mr. Chris Ledyard #tubbytunes
Great explanation about something that should be very obvious- Boys have different challenges than girls and we would be wise to recognize this ASAP!
I think we all want to make an impact in the lives of those around us. The question is how to do it? Be intentional about looking for those moments when what seems like a little thing can be made into an something memorable.
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Goliath Must Fall. We will all have challenges (giants) in our lives, we have to trust God to deal with those giants and not take them on ourselves. Goliath was a champion, but he was no match for David that day. We are not David.
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Been working on this book for a while. It has challenged me in every area of my Christian life. I highly recommend this for both new believers and those who have known the Lord for years. @ExperiencingGod#lbcncsreads
Experiencing God by Henry & Richard Blackaby.