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Rethinking Our Classrooms : Teaching for Equity and Justice
by Au, Wayne; Bigelow, Bill; Karp, StanEdition:
Revised
ISBN13:
9780942961355
ISBN10:
0942961358
Format:
Paperback
Pub. Date:
4/30/2007
Publisher(s):
Rethinking Schools Ltd
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Summary
The original edition of Rethinking Our Classrooms, published in 1994, sold more than 175,000 copies and has been used by teachers and teacher educators throughout the United States and the world. This new edition contains some of the best classroom writing we've published over the past five years, along with the most popular articles from the original edition, completely updated resource sections, and a new "Beyond the Classroom" chapter. There are new essays on science and environmental education, immigration and language, military recruitment, early childhood education, teaching about the world through mathematics, and gay and lesbian issues. Nowhere is the connection between critical teaching and effective classroom practice clearer or more accessible. A great resource for new and veteran K-12 teachers, as well as teacher education and staff development programs.
