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Category Archives: Technology
GRAM & GRAN SAVE THE SUMMER by Stephen Chiger and Daniel Pereira
An early blurb for this amazing children’s book states: “Put together the wordplay of The Phantom Tollbooth, the imagination of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, and the problem-solving mysteries of Encyclopedia Brown, make it about media and digital literacy, … Continue reading
Posted in Children's literature, Fiction, For EDUCATORS, For PARENTS, Humor, Media literacy, Novel, Technology, Uncategorized, Young Adult
Tagged books, Children's literature, education, for EDUCATORS, For PARENTS, international-literacy-day, literacy, Media literacy, Novel, reading, Young Adult
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THE ANXIOUS GENERATION by Jonathan Haidt
They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but Jonathan Haidt’s latest, THE ANXIOUS GENERATION: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness, a must-read for parents and educators, brilliantly captures his two … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Education Reform, Epidemics, For EDUCATORS, For PARENTS, Healing, Health, Mental illness, Nonfiction, Social psychology, Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged Change, children, Epidemics, for EDUCATORS, For PARENTS, Healing, Health, Mental health, Nonfiction, parenting, social-media, Technology
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THE FIFTH RISK by Michael Lewis
What I have loved about Michael Lewis’s writing, from LIAR’S POKER forward, is how he follows his intellectual curiosity to investigate timely problems then tells engaging stories to explain these problems and shed light on the people trying to solve … Continue reading
Posted in For EDUCATORS, History, Investigative journalism, Nonfiction, Politics, Science, Technology, Weather
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A DEADLY WANDERING by Matt Richtel
We have all seen it: someone looking down while driving. Texting. Heck, I saw three people doing it yesterday, when I went out on my porch to check the mail. They were driving 25 miles per hour down a crowded … Continue reading
AN ASTRONAUT’S GUIDE TO LIFE ON EARTH by Chris Hadfield
If, like me, you are lucky enough to have a great father, you could easily imagine him writing a book like Colonel Chris Hadfield’s recent bestseller, AN ASTRONAUT’S GUIDE TO LIFE ON EARTH: What Going to Space Taught Me About … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, Exploration, For BUSINESS PEOPLE, For EDUCATORS, For PARENTS, History, Memoir, Nonfiction, Self-help, Space travel, Technology, Young Adult
Tagged biography, for BUSINESS PEOPLE, for EDUCATORS, For PARENTS, history, Memoir, Nonfiction, Self-help, Space travel, Technology, Young Adult
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THE INNOVATORS by Walter Isaacson
Walter Isaacson’s latest 500-pager, THE INNOVATORS: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution, is a paradox. Much like its predecessor, STEVE JOBS, it’s a dense page-turner. For pages and pages, it made me think about … Continue reading
FLASH BOYS by Michael Lewis
If you have any money in the stock market, you need to read FLASH BOYS. Of course, I am biased because Michael Lewis (author of Liar’s Poker, Moneyball, The Blind Side, The Big Short, Boomerang, etc., etc.) could write the … Continue reading
WHERE GOOD IDEAS COME FROM by Steven Johnson
In my favorite scene in the movie Apollo 13, the engineers at Mission Control have 15 minutes and a bunch of random equipment (duct tape, suit hoses, bags) to invent something that will save the astronauts from running out of … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Creativity, For BUSINESS PEOPLE, For EDUCATORS, History, Nonfiction, Technology
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STEVE JOBS by Walter Isaacson
In spite of the waves of economic turmoil unsettling this country and many others, and although the Occupy Wall Street protesters have shone a spotlight on the financial disparities between the rich and everyone else (i.e., 1% vs. 99%), I … Continue reading
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