In the summer, I always like to read. It’s a little pleasure of mine to head outside, feel the warmth from the sun, listen to the birds in the background and sit back with a good book. A super guilty pleasure : read at the beach, toes in the water!
Since I am now taking on new challenges, career wise, I decided that this summer’s reading list was going to be a little more professionally oriented; but no stress. Reading for the fun of learning!
So, I started to curate websites I found of interest, articles I could read later and book titles (or authors!) that caught my attention. Yesterday, killing a little time during one of my kid’s organize activity, I decided it was a great time to make my summer reading list. Well,...I think I need the summer to last until Christmas if I am to read all I want to read!
Lots of interesting reading material! Let me share with you the first draft of my summer reading list. Of course I know I am not going to read all this (unless I have maaaaany beach days!), but I do have to start somewhere!
Since I am now taking on new challenges, career wise, I decided that this summer’s reading list was going to be a little more professionally oriented; but no stress. Reading for the fun of learning!
So, I started to curate websites I found of interest, articles I could read later and book titles (or authors!) that caught my attention. Yesterday, killing a little time during one of my kid’s organize activity, I decided it was a great time to make my summer reading list. Well,...I think I need the summer to last until Christmas if I am to read all I want to read!
Lots of interesting reading material! Let me share with you the first draft of my summer reading list. Of course I know I am not going to read all this (unless I have maaaaany beach days!), but I do have to start somewhere!
Think like a Freak (2014) Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner
Drive : The surprising truth about what motivate us (2009) by Daniel H. Pink
IQ : A practical guide to inquiry-based learning (2014) by Jennifer Watt and Jill Colyer
Start with the why (2011) by Simon Sinek
(Check out his TEDTalk if you have never seen it yet : goo.gl/5ehQGt)
What connected Educators do differently (2015) by Todd Whitaker, Jeffrey Zoul, and Jimmy Casas
Pure Genius : Building a culture of innovation (2014) by Don Wettrick
I also want to read articles published on this blog : https://uptrain.wordpress.com/
Drive : The surprising truth about what motivate us (2009) by Daniel H. Pink
IQ : A practical guide to inquiry-based learning (2014) by Jennifer Watt and Jill Colyer
Start with the why (2011) by Simon Sinek
(Check out his TEDTalk if you have never seen it yet : goo.gl/5ehQGt)
What connected Educators do differently (2015) by Todd Whitaker, Jeffrey Zoul, and Jimmy Casas
Pure Genius : Building a culture of innovation (2014) by Don Wettrick
I also want to read articles published on this blog : https://uptrain.wordpress.com/
Any comments or suggestions are welcome! This list will be an ever changing!
Now, what’s on you reading list?
Now, what’s on you reading list?
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