Education Theory
Review:The book gives quantitative and qualitative research to completely debunk testing and the corporate takeover of education. Every teacher and parent in America should read it. There would then be a groundswell of protest against the current trends in education"reform."
It is very readible and flows well, very enjoyable as well as informative. Read more
Review:I absolutely loved this book. I was actually pretty sad when I neared the end of it so soon. I took this book everywhere with me--to lunch, on the bus, everywhere. And where ever I was, I was laughing out loud. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys teaching. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys learning. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys laughing, and appreciating the wonders that children provide.
When I read his book quoted in the last page of a magazine, I imm... Read more
Review:Sir Kenneth Robinson (aka "Sir Ken") is a well known English Speaker, professor, and International advisor on Education. He is currently professor emeritus of education at the University of Warwick. His is also known for speaking at the global set of conferences known as TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) - his talk "How schools kill creativity " was fascinating.
However, he has moved to the USA and has now put out this fascinating and far reaching book on how to transform this... Read more
Review:Wonderful book everyone who has children approaching school age should read it, but anyone can get value from it. This man really makes sense, what a wonderful world we would have if this was our blueprint for teaching children. Read more
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Review:I was an award winning inner-city classroom teacher for 18 years and have been teaching preservice teachers at the college level for 17 years. Mr. Linsin was captured in words what I knew was the “formula” to be inspirational and happy. I loved my job and EVERY teacher needs to read this so they love their job. Today’s demands are out of control- he effectively brings it to the basics. Nice job! Outstanding book! Read more
Review:This guy inspires fifth grade kids from immigrant families to read and perform Shakespeare. He teaches self-respect by example and actually gets kids to think responsibly.
For him, teaching is a vocation, not a job. And his public school children learn through non-traditional but effective methods.
I borrowed this book from a friend who let me keep it after I raved about it. I just bought three more copies to give to teachers I know who could use a little hope. Read more
Review:I have tried to integrate technology in my classroom, but it was hard managing all of the different apps and websites. Google classroom has streamlined everything and this book has given me the insight I need to use technology well in my classroom! Read more
Review:Todd puts it simply. The teacher sets the agenda. If they care the classroom will be a place of caring. This gives us permission to care and justifies what educators feel in their hearts. This book is very easy to read and full of take home or take to the classroom advice. Read more
Review:This book is extremely informative on issues and events that regards to education. It is an in-depth look on every major event and advocates for education. Overall great book and I highly recommend it. Read more