Scrum for Teens Media Kit
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Just in time for International World Literacy Day, Noah Engineer-Manriquez is set to release Scrum for Teens: Level Up Your Learning, Time Management, and Productivity on September 8th, 2024. This groundbreaking book, available on Amazon in both paperback and ebook formats, offers teenagers the tools they need to excel academically while avoiding burnout, using the powerful Scrum framework to easily manage their schoolwork, projects, and extracurriculars.
Unlock the Power of Scrum to Succeed in School and Life
Are you a teen looking to ace your exams, manage your time better, and take control of your learning? Scrum for Teens is designed to do just that, with easy-to-follow guidance on how to break down complex tasks, set SMART goals, and improve teamwork—all while working smarter, not harder. Written by a teenager, this book speaks directly to the challenges and aspirations of young people today.
"This book is here to help teens realize their potential without getting overwhelmed by the demands of school and life,"said Noah Engineer-Manriquez. "Scrum has changed the way I approach everything, and I’m excited to share it with my peers so they can experience the same success."
Why it's a Must-Read for Teens, Parents, and Educators
Scrum for Teens stands out from typical study guides by offering a proven system for staying organized, productive, and balanced—ideal for middle school, high school, and college students.
- Master Scrum Fundamentals: Learn the basics of Scrum, including how to create your own Scrum board.
- Boost Productivity: Break down big tasks into smaller steps and reach your goals more efficiently.
- Collaborate Better: Learn how to work effectively with teams on group projects.
- Achieve Academic Success: Use Scrum to enhance your study habits and time management skills.
"Scrum for Teens is a proven framework for success," says Felipe Engineer-Manriquez, "and it’s one book to truly resonate with today’s youth."