Sorting fact from fiction in teaching and learning can be confusing for new and experienced teachers. This book will help you sort out myth from truth in an entertaining and informative approach. You’ll be challenged (and perhaps chagrined) at discovering things you thought you knew about teaching and learning, but probably don’t.

This book provides a fun way to learn important principles of teaching and learning while learning (or unlearning) popular myths about science, art, religion, literature, history, and psychology. Grounded in years of experience and in solid research on teaching and learning, A Teacher’s Book of Myths offers ready insight into principles to help you become a more effective teacher and learner.

Israel Galindo is Professor of Christian Education at the Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond. He is the author of several books and numerous articles. A frequent seminar and workshop speaker, he is the Executive Director of Educational Consultants (www.galindoconsultants.com)

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