Author Description

In this day and age we are all quick to blame someone else for our failures. In the classroom, the teacher is in charge but many teachers want to blame the children for their failures. Dr. Jeter, a seasoned educator, likens the classroom to a garden. In the garden, you reap what you sow. The same is true in the classroom. She states that just like any successful gardener, you must prepare the ground, plant seeds, sue the proper tools, cultivate, prune and water before you can reap a harvest. The garden analogy is in the entire book. The book discusses the Laws of the Harvest. It is not a treatise, but a short, simple collection of thoughts, sayings and practical ideas that can be used by any professional in a classroom or training environment. Of particular interest is the five-point rating system she uses to help teachers do a self assessment of their teaching. Teacher, Teacher What Does Your Garden Grow? Is the first book in her Legacy to Life Series.