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Tackle Box Team |
Who are we?
The Tackle Box Team consists of Dr. Joyce Piveral, former teacher and high school administrator, who is now Dean of the College of Education and Human Services at Northwest Missouri State University; Nancy Piercy, retired career teacher and a Licensed Professional Counselor currently working with children and families in a private counseling practice; and Sue Nothstine, retired national award winning science teacher. We share one-hundred plus years of educational experience, along with the heart, passion and desire to effect positive change for today’s young teachers.
Teacher’s Tackle Box is a
comprehensive self-help guide designed to mentor, motivate and inspire
teachers. It is easy to read, written
with a sense of humor and fully illustrated with Tackle Box characters. Text is
interspersed with student snapshots, “Golden Moment” stories shared by veteran
teachers, and inspirational quotes. The information found in this book truly
conveys the “Art and Heart of Teaching” with solutions to the real problems
teachers face daily in their classrooms.
Teacher’s Tackle Box provides helpful tips to guide the new
teacher through the first few hectic days of the school year. There is
information on improving communication skills and maintaining a positive
learning environment when there are many students who are eager to learn and
others who are disruptive. It explains techniques which encourage the teacher to
embrace diversity and maintain discipline. Good advice is given on how to talk
to parents even if their child is not a model student. There are suggestions for
dealing with students’ behavioral and emotional issues and many ideas to keep
both students and teachers energized and enthusiastic. Accompanying downloadable resources are
available free at the website, www.teacherstacklebox.com , providing easy access to all of the worksheets and
ideas referenced in the book. Don't forget to check out the Teacher's Tackle Box Blog and contact them via their Facebook page.
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