Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
The New K-12 Educators’ Playbook: Real Game for Surviving Education Forget what you’ve heard about teaching. It’s not what they told you, and it’s not as hopeless as it sounds online. The complaints are real, but so are the ones who stay. You can handle what’s next, and you’re not alone. Teach Like a Champion (Doug Lemov) gave you a technique. The First Days of School (Harry and Rosemary Wong) gave you a routine. Your First Year (Todd Whitaker et al.) showed you what survival looks like-the 1900s edition. Building on those classics, this contemporary guide reveals what it means to stand your ground in 21st-century classrooms. Today’s educators face nonstop testing demands, constant change, policy swings, rising burnout, and more. As Billy Joel sang, we didn’t start the fire, but we’re the ones teaching through the smoke and the heat. That’s why The New K-12 Educators’ Playbook delivers real-world advice, seasoned with veteran honesty, for teachers stepping into today’s unpredictable schools. Learn to stay authentic, cut through toxic systems, and protect your calling without losing your peace. Each page offers practical tools to keep your classroom steady and your confidence intact. Inside, you’ll discover: • Teachers and Flies, a candid look at toxic colleagues and energy control. • Malice in Wonderland, a sharp metaphor for the manipulation and madness behind poor leadership. • Parents Don’t Understand, the unseen labor teachers carry daily. • Post-Game Advice: Build Your Avatar, a final lesson in developing a mindset built for endurance, clarity, and calm. • The 1.3 Percent Plague, a powerful analysis of why so few Black men teach. Teaching isn’t for the fragile; it’s for the fearless. Step in, stand tall, and change the game for as long as you can manage.
