Table of contents for It doesn't take a genius : five truths to inspire success in every student / Randall McCutcheon and Tommie Lindsey.


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THE FIRST TRUTH: BE THE FIRST BELIEVER 1
A Nut with a Mission 7
"Reality" Teaching 13
Practical Matters: A Sit-in with Class 21
Patching Human Souls 23
Wall-Flowering 29
Improbable Dreams 33
Considering the Source 39
Self-Refilling Prophecies 47
Safety First 53
THE SECOND TRUTH: CLASS IS NEVER DISMISSED 57
You Can't Always Want What You Get 61
Image Isn't Everything, but It's Something 67
Aiming Above Morality   75
Mother Wit 83
Inalienable Wrongs 91
Some Things Stay the Same 97
Heart Breaks 103
Swallowing Pride 109
THE THIRD TRUTH: WORDS SELDOM FAIL YOU 115
Word Meetings 119
Practical Matters: Meeting of Minds 125
The "Bob" Factor 127
Reading Allowed 131
Practical Matters: Works of Literature Speak 133
Healthy Self-Expression 137
Practical Matters: Mock Encomiums and Other Proposals 143
Glossophobia 145
Ask an Expert 153
Practical Matters: Forrester for the Trees 158
The Art of Persuasion 161
Falling in Love with Books 167
People Feel You 173
THE FOURTH TRUTH: WRITERS BLOCK BUT RARELY TACKLE 179
The Perfect Game 183
Life's Tests Are Not Standardized 189
Work Is Contagious 195
No Buts or Shortcuts 203
Unmaking Mistakes 207
Working Smart 213
Practical Matters: Real Fluency. Real Fast. 219
Drawing on the Stories of Your Life 221
Practical Matters: Grandma Knows Best 229
THE FIFTH TRUTH: PAYING YOUR Do's 231
Loving 235
Associating  243
Attending  249
Mentoring  255
Following  261
Risking  265
Persisting  269
Final Thoughts 279



Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Academic achievement United States Case studies, School improvement programs United States Case studies, Education, Secondary Aims and objectives United States Case studies, Educational leadership United States Case studies