A classroom where textbooks disappeared

by Matt Miller

A classroom where textbooks disappearedb Only textbooks are not all the lessons! b I worry. Could it be that they have been taunted by the old schoolhouse of textbooks? Could it be that the textbooks were brought to you as they were led without a certain faith in the class? I wanted to find a true my own class but could not I have the courage? Matt Miller, author of the book, advises that if teachers have clear standards of achievement and learning goals, they can create "my own lessons" freed up in textbooks. In addition, we will show you how to apply digital devices wisely and efficiently to your class to create a participatory class.

Paperback

Published December 24, 2018

About the author

Matt Miller is a financial planner, decision-making strategist, and the author of Waypoints: Tools and Tactics for Life’s Toughest Choices. With more than twenty years of experience helping people wrestle with complex questions about career, money, identity, and purpose, Matt brings a clear and compassionate voice to life’s most defining moments.

He’s the founder of Upleft, an advisory firm based in Port Angeles, Washington, and a trusted guide to clients navigating change, uncertainty, and reinvention.

Waypoints is his field guide for the rest of us—the thoughtful, stuck, or just plain overwhelmed—who want a better way to move forward. When he’s not working with clients or writing, Matt can usually be found walking with his wife and their two rescue dogs or exploring street food stalls in all corners of the world.