The coronavirus has changed everything for all of us, yet we're inspired by the stories of the first responders and the countless heroes on the front line who are fighting this pandemic. There are also so many others who are making an incredible difference – people working in essential businesses, people who are assisting strangers, and educators who are finding new and creative ways to work with their students.
SUPPORTING EDUCATORS
For many of us, the best thing we can do for everyone is to stay home and stay safe. Over time, this will change. However, Black isn't good at "doing nothing," so when educators reached out to us to see if we could provide online resources, she immediately said, "Yes."
FREE RESOURCES: OUR BESTSELLING BOOK
Much to the dismay of our accountants and attorneys, we're happy to make our best-selling book, What I Learned About Life When My Husband Got Fired! (which was approved by the Texas State Board of Education as a financial literacy textbook, and is the basis of over 35 Career and Technical Education curricula) available, chapter-by-chapter, as a FREE PDF for educational purposes. (To see the Table of Contents, click here.)
The book, which can be used on its own (it's as easy as a "book club"), is only limited by each educator's creativity and technology capabilities (we've heard about virtual classrooms, online book study groups, independent book studies, and even teaching with Twitter!).
OTHER FREE RESOURCES
Whether being used in conjunction with our book, or as stand-alone teaching tools and conversation starters, we're happy to offer these FREE resources:
HOW TO ACCESS?
It couldn't be easier. If the resource isn't linked above, all you have to do is email Red at education@RedandBlackBooks.com and let her know what you need. Before you know, she'll get back to you with instructions on how to access the entire book and/or any additional information that you've requested. Of course, be prepared that email will come with a healthy dose of warm and fuzzy greetings and appreciation for all that you're doing for students.
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