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Description edit
A practical, inspirational book offering essays,lesson plans, and a remarkable collection of student writing, all rooted in an unwavering focus on language arts teaching for justice. An excellent resource for colleagues, staff development, teacher education, and school libraries.
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Characters/People edit
- Derek: Add a description of this character.
- Black
- Grandma
- Mark
- Janie
- Maurice
- Mr. Walker
- Bill Bigelow
- Espada
- Jefferson
- Rayford
- Damon
- Freire
- Raymond
- Mrs. Delaney
- Jim
- Wesley
- Mario
- Justine
- Dorfman
- Cindy Ellie
- Frederick Douglass
- Ms. Christensen
- Eliza
- Mr. Dunn
- Hurston
- Adam
- Mira
- Mary Blalock
- Piercy
- Owen
- David
- Miss Gordon
- Chang
- James
- Granny
- Lawson
- E. Ethelbert
- Miller
- Jessica Rawlins
- Rosa
- Chetan Patel
- Tinker Bell
- Houghton Mifflin
- Tabori
First Sentence edit
One winter break I read a book on teaching that left me feeling desolate because the writer's vision of a joyful, productive classroom did not match the chaos I faced daily in my high school.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Linda Christensen (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 306.4880973
Subjects edit
- Books › Professional & Technical › Education › Specific Skills › Humanities
- Books › Professional & Technical › Education › Specific Skills › Language Arts
- Books › Professional & Technical › Education › Lesson Planning
- Books › Nonfiction › Social Sciences › Sociology
- Books › Nonfiction › Education › Reading
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