As featured in the New York Times Magazine, new teaching methods transforming education

Students today are flocking to leadership classes in big numbers. This trend, first reported in The Chronicle of Higher Education, highlights not only the “remarkable” rate at which leadership studies and programs have sprung up on college campuses across the country, it highlights the need for timely, relevant and respected educational resources to inspire, encourage, and develop the next generation of leaders. 

Students today are flocking to leadership classes in big numbers. This trend, first reported in The Chronicle of Higher Education, highlights not only the “remarkable” rate at which leadership studies and programs have sprung up on college campuses across the country, it highlights the need for timely, relevant and respected educational resources to inspire, encourage, and develop the next generation of leaders. 

If we really want to be great, we must first obsess about practice. Practice Perfect offers principles to make us better in virtually every performance of our lives. Filled with engaging anecdotes, research, strategic advice and tips, it also includes scrimmages, drills, and practices of all sorts.

From picky toddlers to overweight tweens to vegetarian teens, parents confront many types of issues when trying to get their children to eat healthy meals.  FEARLESS FEEDING written by pediatric nutrition experts helps parents understand how eating relates to their child's overall development and how they can help their children make good food choices.

Leaders Need to Recognize 'Green' and 'Sustainability' Are Not Interchangeable Terms

London Business School Announces Launch of New Book on Leadership by Organizational Behaviour Professor Nigel Nicholson

In his groundbreaking “strategy-meets-leadership" book author Chatham Sullivan reveals the unacknowledged struggle many leaders face when confronting the tough strategic decisions that answer the questions: Who are we and what business are we in?

The Work of Leaders: How Vision, Alignment, and Execution Will Change the Way You Lead

The first in-depth book on the personality assessment used by millions of people worldwide, revealing the underlying needs that drive and inspire you. 

Written by internationally recognized and award-winning young leaders, this is a fresh, witty, and practical leadership guide for young people who want to discover the causes that ignite their passion and engage in concrete activities that can result in broad social innovation and lasting change.

Stop the School Bus shows how to put education reform back on track.

Traditional management practices aren’t working and employees are becoming more and more disengaged. Something has to change. It starts with leadership. In his new book Flat Army: Creating a Connected and Engaged Organization, Dan Pontefract shows leaders how to break out of traditional roles to truly drive engagement and results.

In the following clip, Jessica Lisovicz uses hand signals to help students sound out a word.

A compelling profile of an emerging Chinese competitor

Let two experienced college professors give you the real scoop on what it takes to succeed in college with this fun, informative guide. A great resource for high school students and incoming freshmen.

A concise and practical guide to convening and sustaining formation mentoring groups that speak to the deeper questions of meaning and vocation in higher education.

Parenting problems? Don’t turn to the latest (unreliable and unproven) trend. Michele Borba’s new resource book is filled with time-tested, research-backed solutions to the toughest dilemmas from all ages and stages…and is the foundation for what the author calls “Results-Driven Parenting.”

“The world would be a better place if men thought more like women.”

That’s how the majority responded when 64,000 people in 13 countries

were surveyed about how to fix today’s global problems.

How Leaders Leverage Inflection Points to Drive Success