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The Reading Pig is a true to life storytelling of Nic's haphazardly earned duty as a classroom substitute for a day. While in front of a second grade class of 30 energetic children, he fumbles through the day in an attempt to keep them busy and focused. At days' end Nic has earned a newfound understanding on the challenges of running an elementary classroom.

In the second edition Steve Kesler (University of Michigan) has been added as an author to rewrite some chapters. The motivation for this revised edition is to more intensively address economic issues that surround the exploitation of mineral resources. This emphasis gives the book a unique character. With these sections Metals and Society deals with issues that pervade much of current science reporting - the rate of exploitation of natural resources, the question of when or if these resources will be exhausted, the pollution and social disturbance that accompanies mining, the...

In this follow up writing to "Legendary Teacher Stories - How to catch a swamp frog," Nic speaks humbly about the idea that effective leadership doesn't come easy and must be managed and developed to be successful. He invites the reader to share in each of his adventures as he reaffirms the notion of being a humble and ultimately successful leader.

This is the second title from the Author - Nicholas I. Clement Ed. D. Both titles are now published through Teachers Change Brains Media. This newly created platform manages all of his work and distributes the mini grants that he...

In the second edition Steve Kesler (University of Michigan) has been added as an author to rewrite some chapters. The motivation for this revised edition is to more intensively address economic issues that surround the exploitation of mineral resources. This emphasis gives the book a unique character. With these sections Metals and Society deals with issues that pervade much of current science reporting - the rate of exploitation of natural resources, the question of when or if these resources will be exhausted, the pollution and social disturbance that accompanies mining, the...