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Description
Steve Sonntag touches on facets of education we have all experienced. He presents thought provoking reasons why a seasoned teacher might begin to think about retirement and provides important considerations for making that life changing decision. Whether you are a beginning teacher or a veteran, this book will be a valuable asset.
Steve Sonntag touches on facets of education we have all experienced. He presents thought provoking reasons why a seasoned teacher might begin to think about retirement and provides important considerations for making that life changing decision. Whether you are a beginning teacher or a veteran, this book will be a valuable asset.
As an educator retired for 11 years, I can identify the book as a great guide not only in preparing for retirement but also a great guide for living in retirement. Pre-planning for retirement, an absolute necessity, is well-addressed. In addition, transitioning from a work-a-day world to a life without bells and strict schedules is presented with a variety of scenarios for adapting to very different life experiences. A good read for anyone contemplating retirement or just starting a new life or career after putting the grade book on the shelf for the last time.
Teaching, The Art Of Making A Difference: Helping Others Help Themselves is a mosaic of ideas for new and experienced teachers alike.
Steve Sonntag’s teaching background, life experience and insight are evident throughout the book as he provides valuable information and helps guide the “post classroom” teacher as he or she decides what next. In the book being a couch potato is not one of the options listed, rather “rocking the world” and the many ways to do that. Coach, volunteer, mentor, lead, guide, tutor and in these and other ways to help empower people to better their lives and expand their horizons. Continue to learn and share the knowledge you have gained with others.
Steve Sonntag, during his forty years in education, has served as a mentor teacher, department chairperson, tutor, and as a junior college, university, and charter school teacher. He has also been his district’s high school teacher of the year, a family and teacher workshop presenter, a Phi Delta Kappa officer, and an author. His goals are to encourage, praise, and inspire his readers in order to improve their personal and professional lives in practical, creative ways.
Steve Sonntag touches on facets of education we have all experienced. He presents thought provoking reasons why a seasoned teacher might begin to think about retirement and provides important considerations for making that life changing decision. Whether you are a beginning teacher or a veteran, this book will be a valuable asset.
As an educator retired for 11 years, I can identify the book as a great guide not only in preparing for retirement but also a great guide for living in retirement. Pre-planning for retirement, an absolute necessity, is well-addressed. In addition, transitioning from a work-a-day world to a life without bells and strict schedules is presented with a variety of scenarios for adapting to very different life experiences. A good read for anyone contemplating retirement or just starting a new life or career after putting the grade book on the shelf for the last time.
Teaching, The Art Of Making A Difference: Helping Others Help Themselves is a mosaic of ideas for new and experienced teachers alike.
Steve Sonntag’s teaching background, life experience and insight are evident throughout the book as he provides valuable information and helps guide the “post classroom” teacher as he or she decides what next. In the book being a couch potato is not one of the options listed, rather “rocking the world” and the many ways to do that. Coach, volunteer, mentor, lead, guide, tutor and in these and other ways to help empower people to better their lives and expand their horizons. Continue to learn and share the knowledge you have gained with others.
Steve Sonntag, during his forty years in education, has served as a mentor teacher, department chairperson, tutor, and as a junior college, university, and charter school teacher. He has also been his district’s high school teacher of the year, a family and teacher workshop presenter, a Phi Delta Kappa officer, and an author. His goals are to encourage, praise, and inspire his readers in order to improve their personal and professional lives in practical, creative ways.