teacher-student relationship

Akiko has finally achieved her dream of becoming a manga artist! She?s almost ready to fully immerse herself in the wonderful world of shoujo when Hidaka-sensei approaches her. Just what does he want?.

Akiko has graduated from art school; let the job hunt begin! But finding work is easier said than done. Will she have to return home to Miyazaki empty-handed?.

Ben Slavic and Tina Hargaden ventured out from the TPRS story-creation process that served them well for many years to explore the possibilities of non-targeted input. Discover with them how letting go of pre-selected targets allows the teacher to focus on the words students want to know and the compelling characters they create.

"A girl . . . fights to expose sexism at her school after a run-in with a predatory teacher"--Amazon.com.

"The seven kids who bonded in Mr. Terupt's fifth-grade class are in eighth grade now and reunited with their beloved teacher. . . Jeffrey, Alexia, Anna, Danielle, Luke, Peter, and Jessica are thrilled to have . . . Mr. Terupt back for the school year as their biweekly adviser. They still rely on him for guidance on so many things. . . To celebrate their remaining time with Mr. Terupt, the students hatch bucket-list type projects to make the school year important, memorable, and way bigger than just the group. Will the gang stick together down to the final project? Will their friendships endure after the difficult goodbye?"--Provided by publisher.

"Provides . . . guidance to educators and others on what can be done to support boys and young men of color . . . Jackson outlines strategies and practices that can be helpful in counteracting the negative trends and altering the life trajectories of young Black and Latino males"--Foreword.

Jake remembers the terrible days in third grade when everybody thought he was the teachers' pet.

Jake Drake sets out to save his reputation when a run of good luck at school draws the unwanted praise of his teachers, giving the other kids the idea that he is teacher's pet.

Struggling with school and her feelings since her father left, Sahara gets a fresh start with a new and unique teacher who supports her writing talents and the individuality of each of her classmates.

Four students, with their own individual stories, develop a special bond and attract the attention of their teacher, a paraplegic, who chooses them to represent their sixth-grade class in the Academic Bowl competition.