This week’s recommendation is an article about a teacher from Brooklyn who started a wrestling club to help connect with students of color as well as help them form connections with each other.

This week’s recommendation is a novel written by former inmate Michael A. DiVicino, which chronicles the lives of inmates via letters they’ve written sharing their pain, anger and regret. His hope is to turn lives around.

This week’s recommendation is an NPR segment in which Adam Grant, an organizational psychologist and professor, talks about the importance of rethinking your views. Included are links to some additional resources, including Grant’s website and some books he authored.

This week’s recommendation is A list of books that some members of the IFL team have recommended. From memoirs to read-aloud books, you are bound to find something to read or gift this holiday season.

This week’s recommendation is an article about the role and benefits of visual design in learning design and includes some collaboration tips for learning and visual designers.

This week’s recommendation is a selection of podcasts for parents of teenage children. The list offers sources for expert advice on all things teen-related.

This week’s recommendation is a quick read about the benefits of reading aloud to middle school, high school, and university students.

This week’s recommendation is a podcast about what should be happening in high school English classes and what kind of books should be taught in those classes.

This week’s recommendation is an article about the Just Discipline Project, a project that seeks to eliminate traditional disciplinary practices that have created inequity in schools.