1. “The First-Year Teacher’s Survival Guide” by Julia G. Thompson

– This book provides practical advice and tips for managing a classroom, building relationships with students, and navigating the challenges of the first year of teaching.

2. “Teach Like a Champion 2.0” by Doug Lemov

– Known as a classic in the field of education, this book offers effective teaching techniques and strategies to engage students, promote high expectations, and create a positive learning environment.

3. “The Courage to Teach” by Parker J. Palmer

– In this book, Palmer explores the inner journey of teaching, highlighting the importance of authenticity, self-reflection, and connecting with students on a deeper level.

4. “Why Don’t Students Like School?” by Daniel T. Willingham

– Willingham, a cognitive scientist, shares insights on how the brain learns and provides practical strategies for designing instruction that captivates students and enhances their understanding.

5. “The New Art and Science of Teaching” by Robert J. Marzano

– Based on extensive research, this book outlines instructional strategies that support student engagement, improve academic achievement, and foster a growth mindset.

6. “The Classroom Management Book” by Harry K. Wong and Rosemary T. Wong

– Offering guidance on establishing classroom routines, managing behavior, and creating a positive learning environment, this book equips new teachers with practical strategies for effective classroom management.

7. “How to Differentiate Instruction in Mixed-Ability Classrooms” by Carol Ann Tomlinson

– This book provides new teachers with strategies for meeting the diverse needs of students in their classrooms, offering ideas for meaningful differentiation and promoting inclusive teaching practices.

8. “Teaching with Love and Logic” by Jim Fay and David Funk

– This book offers practical advice for fostering responsibility, decision-making, and critical thinking among students, emphasizing the importance of positive relationships and logical consequences.

9. “The Essential 55” by Ron Clark

– Ron Clark shares a set of 55 essential rules and expectations for the classroom, which promote character development, mutual respect, and success among students.

10. “The Growth Mindset Coach” by Annie Brock and Heather Hundley

– This book provides guidance on developing a growth mindset in students, offering strategies to help them overcome challenges, develop resilience, and embrace a love for learning.

These books are highly recommended for new teachers seeking valuable resources to enhance their teaching practices and support their professional development.