What Teachers Make: In Praise of the Greatest Job in the World
The book offers a heartfelt celebration of the teaching profession, blending humor, insight, and emotional depth to honour the impact of educators. Written by Taylor Mali, a former teacher who became a vocal advocate for his colleagues, it delves into the real-world challenges and rewards of classroom life, offering readers a profound appreciation for the difference teachers make every day. Whether you're a teacher seeking solidarity or someone who has benefited from great instruction, the book resonates with relatable stories and passionate arguments for why education is essential to our communities.
Compact yet powerful, the volume features sharp, accessible language that makes both educational theory and personal experience feel immediate and urgent. MaliS voice is unmistakable—authentic, witty, and deeply principled—as he addresses common misconceptions about the profession and champions the unsung heroes of learning. Shared among educators and cherished by learners alike, the book serves as both an inspiration and a testament to the hard work and joy inherent in teaching.
- Empowering and validating for educators
- Accessible and engaging writing style
- Compelling arguments for educational importance
- S.AutoSize emotional resonance and relatability
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- Length may be too brief for some academic readers
- Limited to Mali's personal viewpoint
- some sections may feel repetitive to experienced educators
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| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 224 |
| Dimensions | 5.09 x 0.55 x 6.9 inches |
The Language of Art: Inquiry-Based Studio Practices in Early Childhood Settings
Incorporating art into early childhood education often means creating simple activities that don’t fully engage children in the deeper practice of using art to explore the world around them. This resource transforms that approach by guiding teachers to craft intentional spaces and experiences where children can use art to ask questions, share insights, and examine thier experiences from unique perspectives. Rooted in the innovative teachings of Reggio Emilia, it provides practical strategies for setting up an inspiring studio space and documenting children’s growth as thay develop fluency with art media. The book is rich with photographs and examples, making it easy to envision how inquiry-based learning can thrive in any classroom.
Written by seasoned educator Ann Pelo, this guide offers both theoretical depth and actionable advice, including a new section for teachers to personally explore art inquiry before sharing the practice with their students. It’s an ideal companion for educators seeking to move beyond conventional art lessons and instead foster a culture of curiosity and creative exploration. Whether you’re new to inquiry-based learning or looking to refine your approach,this resource equips teachers with the tools to create meaningful,transformative artistic experiences for young learners.
Pros and Cons
- Pros: inspires deeper engagement with art, offers practical studio setup advice, includes photography for visual guidance, provides hands-on exploration activities for teachers.
- Cons: may require some adaptation for classrooms with limited resources, focuses heavily on inquiry-based methods which might suit some educators better than others.
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| Author | Ann Pelo |
| Publication Date | November 8, 2016 |
| Dimensions | 8.5 x 0.5 x 11 inches |
| Page Count | 288 |
A Guide to Japanese Grammar: A Japanese approach to learning Japanese grammar
Have you ever felt discouraged by the gap between classroom Japanese and the real language spoken in movies,books,or everyday conversation? This is where the physical guide stands out—it bridges that crucial divide.If you're tired of struggling with particles and complex sentence structures that seem to appear out of nowhere, this book offers clear, actionable explanations designed to build your comprehension from simple to intricate. Beyond grammar, it dives into the nuances of how Japanese people actually communicate, including casual speech and slang, elements usually reserved for native speakers or informal learning forums. Imagine finally understanding nuance in any context, whether its a thrilling manga or a casual tea house chat.It’s not just a grammar book; it’s a key to unlocking authentic Japanese dialog that classroom settings frequently enough overlook. Visit the website for a free glimpse, but the convenience of having a physical copy on hand makes this a must-have for serious learners.
Picture yourself effortlessly navigating a Japanese film, savoring the depth of a novel, or engaging in smooth, natural conversations. that’s the transformative power of this guide. Engineered for practical submission, it demystifies grammar frequently enough perceived as impenetrable, empowering you to decode anything from basic to highly refined sentences with confidence. By focusing on the way Japanese is genuinely used, it transforms learning from a frustrating chore into an engaging, rewarding experience. keep it in your pocket,reference it anytime,anywhere,and let its insights unlock a richer understanding of the language. It’s ideal for those who crave depth beyond textbook exercises and want a resource that truly reflects the tapestry of modern Japanese speech.
Pros
Bridges the gap between textbook and real-world Japanese.
Provides clear breakdowns of complex grammar concepts.
Incorporates casual speech and slang for authentic communication.
Convenient physical format for on-the-go reference.
Cons
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May require supplementary resources for complete learning.
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| Weight | 1.4 pounds |
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A Guide to Japanese Grammar: A Japanese approach to learning Japanese grammar
Key Benefit: Learn Japanese as it's really spoken,focusing on real-life usage and breaking down complex grammatical concepts.
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