Transforming the Profession through Teacher Induction By Ellen Moir
What new teachers really need is the guidance of successful, experienced teachers trained to mentor.

TEACHING TODAY-REACHING TOMORROW
By Simon Bailey
You have chosen a career in which you can directly impact others’ success, and you have the opportunity to leave abiding impressions.

The Diversity Advantage: Enhancing Inclusion in the Classroom
By Lenora Billings-Harris
Being a member of an underrepresented group does not guarantee immunity to biases and stereotypical beliefs about others

Latino High School Students Describe the Best Way to Care for Them by Rubén Garza, PhD
When Latino students are subjected to daily negative educational episodes, it is only natural for them to react, which in turn, educators too often misinterpret as unmotivated, academically incapable, or labeled as a behavior problem.

Books Reviewed:
Rough Crossings:
Britain, the Slaves, and the American Revolution
by Simon Schama

Letters to a Young Brother:
Manifest Your Destiny
by Hill Harper