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Review Exquisite! As a thought leader in education, Rachelle Dene Poth inspires educators to embrace unconventional approaches to enhance the learning culture and create dynamic experiences, empowering all to thrive. Filled with practical ideas and resources that will support your growth, this book will help you make meaningful changes in your teaching that will have a direct, positive impact on your students. Change can feel intimidating, but when you have a resource such as�Unconventional, the sky's the limit! Unconventional serves as a catalyst to transform learning as you dare to be different and truly thrive!��Elisabeth Bostwick, Educator, Speaker, Author of Take the L.E.A.P.: Ignite a Culture of InnovationUnconventional�isn't your�run of the mill education-focused book. Rachelle Dene Poth shares personal stories and offers a whimsical vision for what learning in the classroom can look like for teachers and students. Don't let this school year go by without getting your copy of�Unconventional. Beyond inspiring!Will Deyamport, III, Ed.D., District Instructional Technologist, writer, and podcaster.�Rachelle Dene Poth wraps up 'Unconventional' in a neat bow by taking commonly-held practices and pushing back against 'the way it has always been done.' This book offers teachers multiple ideas and inspirations that empowers them to take risks and bring amazing changes to every classroom every day. Poth weaves in quotes, personal stories, learning activities, tips, references to movies or TV shows, personal narratives, reflections, takeaways, and ways to share and connect on social media throughout each chapter. Right from the start of 'Unconventional' when Poth shares her personal story on how words can hurt, the reader will want to know more about building relationships that open the doors to communication and how to promote creativity, student voice, and curiosity for learning.Barbara Bray, Creative Learning Strategist, Podcast Host, Author, Speaker, Difference-Maker�Get ready to get uncomfortable! And I mean that in the�best�way possible. In 'Unconventional Ways to Thrive in EDU,' Rachelle pushes us to get out of our comfort zone and challenge the norm.�This book is packed with ideas and inspiration for us to get out of our comfort zones, take some risks, and make truly powerful changes in our classrooms.�Jeff Gargas, COO / Co-founder, Teach Better Team, Author of Teach Better, @jeffgargasRachelle shares small hacks that can create unconventional learning experiences for every student! Her conversational writing style pulls you in and makes you want to read on. Her knowledge serves as a great resource for teachers who just want to try something new or for those who are ready to think completely outside the box.��Jacie Maslyk, Assistant Superintendent, Speaker, Author of Connect to Lead, STEAM Makers, and Remaking Literacy: Innovative Instructional Strategies for Maker Learning, Grades K-5I am always inspired by the work of Rachelle Dene Poth, both as a friend and colleague and how she endeavors to make the education that we all provide our students that much better. Pay attention to the 'in the trenches' messages, recommendations and experiences that Rachelle shares and put them into practice. You won't regret it.Dene Gainey, Journey to the Y in You, From Pain to PurposeRachelle is a doer.� In this book, she has compiled a consortium of ideas from her broad range of experiences in education-related fields of study! This book is set to be a primer for pedagogy in the classroom! It has it all from the basics to tech to forming relationships. Rachelle shares 'real' personal stories that many can relate to. Just as in person, people are drawn to Rachelle and her work for a simple reason: they leave the encounter as better people. Prepare yourself for a journey into the unconventional ways educators are making a difference in an ever-changing world!�Scott Nunes, ELA/STEM Educator, Speaker, and Podcaster�TNT Edtech PodcastUnconventional is for every educator who is looking to take it to the next level.' Danny Steele Read more From the Back Cover Exquisite! As a thought leader in education, Rachelle Dene Poth inspires educators to embrace unconventional approaches to enhance the learning culture and create dynamic experiences, empowering all to thrive. Filled with practical ideas and resources that will support your growth, this book will help you make meaningful changes in your teaching that will have a direct, positive impact on your students. With all the goodness included, I know I will be referring back often! Change can feel intimidating, but when you have a resource such as Unconventional, the sky's the limit! Unconventional serves as a catalyst to transform learning as you dare to be different and truly thrive!� Elisabeth Bostwick, Educator, Speaker, Author of Take the L.E.A.P.: Ignite a Culture of InnovationGet ready to get uncomfortable! And I mean that in the best way possible. In 'Unconventional Ways to Thrive in EDU,' Rachelle pushes us to get out of our comfort zone and challenge the norm. This book is packed with ideas and inspiration for us to get out of our comfort zones, take some risks, and make truly powerful changes in our classrooms. I believe it will become a go-to resource for educators ready to take on that challenge of preparing students for a future that is anything but conventional.�Jeff Gargas, COO / Co-founder, Teach Better Team, Author of Teach Better, @jeffgargasRachelle Dene Poth wraps up 'Unconventional' in a neat bow by taking commonly-held practices and pushing back against 'the way it has always been done.' Right from the start of 'Unconventional' when Poth shares her personal story on how words can hurt, the reader will want to know more about building relationships that open the doors to communication and how to promote creativity, student voice, and curiosity for learning. Barbara Bray, Creative Learning Strategist, Podcast Host, Author, Speaker, Difference-MakerBarbara Bray, Read more See all Editorial Reviews
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