Let’s face it—teachers are superheroes, but even superheroes need a break. After a school year filled with grading papers at red lights (don’t lie), chugging coffee like water, and surviving another round of “Is this going to be on the test?”, summer is finally here. But if you’re anything like most educators I know, your idea of relaxing still involves learning… just with your feet up and no bells ringing every 47 minutes. The problem? During the year, there’s barely time to read the back of a cereal box, let alone a book. That’s where this comes in.
Introducing the Bright Ideas Summer Learning hub from Book Creator—a sun-soaked solution to every teacher’s “I want to read more but where’s the time?” dilemma. It’s a curated collection of top-notch books written by educators for educators, and yes, my book is on there too (cue the donut and taco cannons). Whether you’re into leadership strategies, classroom creativity, or just looking to add some sizzle to your teacher toolbox, this list was made with you in mind.
And it’s not just the usual suspects, either. This list has range! We’re talking everything from tech integration tips to educational equity, spicy strategies for school leaders, and more. Basically, it’s a literary charcuterie board for educators—something for every taste, interest, and reading level, no matter if you’re a principal, a para, or a Pinterest-addicted teacher on the hunt for inspiration.
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Each book also includes a short author interview, giving you a peek behind the curtain at what inspired these writers (spoiler: probably caffeine and a looming deadline). It’s a great way to hear directly from fellow educators who understand what it’s like to teach fractions to 30 kids while keeping your sanity intact. You’ll laugh, you’ll learn, and you’ll definitely want to highlight a few lines for your next staff meeting mic drop moment.
So go ahead—grab your sunglasses, your favorite cold drink, and dive into the Bright Ideas Summer Learning list. Growth doesn’t have to mean stress, and learning doesn’t have to wait until August PD sessions. There’s no better time than now, and no better way to keep those teacher gears turning while still soaking up every second of summer. Happy reading, and remember: sunscreen first, professional development second.
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