

Here is what Dr. Evelyn Ekarika, the School Owner of Blooms and Berries Schools in Calabar has to say about the book Dear Educator.
The quality of the book exceeded my expectations. I have seen other books that are in the same price range or even more expensive so I had a certain picture in mind about what this will look like but I was pleasantly surprised.
Tell us about the style of writing used in the book.
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The book is written in a very simple English language that anyone can comprehend. The writing style is simple and relatable without watering down the message being passed.
What stood out for you in the book Dear Educator?
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The first thing that caught my eye was the quality of the book and then when I started reading it, I was blown away by the real-life truths shared by the author.
How have you applied what you have learnt from the book Dear Educator?
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I haven't just applied it to my practice as an educator and as a school administrator but I have shared the wisdom gleaned from this book with many people in my sphere of influence.
Please write a review or testimonial of your experience with the book Dear Educator. A few paragraphs will do if you cannot write a comprehensive review.
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Knowing the author personally for some years now, I wasn't expecting anything less than the best when we talked about her book but reading the book took the bar even higher and further confirmed what I have always known about her, she gives value always and does it wholeheartedly and excellently.
The first time, I read Dear Educator in about 2 hours because just couldn't stop and I just needed to get on to the next fact that she was sharing. The second time, I had to sit back and take time to annotate the book with a coloured pen, and I almost underlined all the sentences because everything was just so relevant and so true. I have used it for in-house pieces of training in my school and it has helped to mould our culture and code of conduct. I have given it as a gift to teachers and they always return it to me with so much gratitude saying that was the best gift they have received.
The author has shared her own experiences, both good and bad, and practical strategies on how she became better in her career. The stories are so interesting and relatable to you keep saying 'aha!', no wonder!, now I see. It covers every area from the teacher in the classroom to the administrator and even management. She even added the business aspect of being an educator which is what most educators need to learn especially in these times.
'Dear Educator' should be made a mandatory orientation handbook for educators. For newcomers, it shows you the do's and don'ts that will make you exceptional and for old-timers, it opens your eyes to all the things you have been taking for granted and how to become better at what you do in very practicable terms.
I strongly recommend Dear Educator to every educator out there who wants to stand out and be exceptional in their career while profiting from it and making a commendable impact.
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