Being with Children, first published in 1975 but out of print for many years, is Lopate's classic account of his relationship to his craft and to his young students.
Now the vignettes, interviews, and speculations on school restructuring, curriculum development, and educational reform that he offered in The New Education a century ago are relevant once again.
Now, in the first decade of the twenty-first century, the vignettes, interviews, and speculations on school restructuring, curriculum development, and educational reform that he offered in "The New Education" a century ago are relevant once ...
Long out of print, A Schoolmaster of the Great City illustrates Patri's commitment as a longtime principal at a New York public school to integrating all backgrounds into the classroom and to nurturing a community that extends beyond the ...
Long out of print, A Schoolmaster of the Great City illustrates Patri's commitment as a longtime principal at a New York public school to integrating all backgrounds into the classroom and to nurturing a community that extends beyond the ...
A new foreword by Herbert Kohl shows how the work resonates for contemporary teachers, students, and parents.
Originally published in 1965, this book by Maxine Greene is widely recognized as one of the classic works in progressive education.
This classic work, long out of print, recounts the experiences of an African American teacher during his first year working in a Harlem elementary school in the 1960s.
The book that resulted provides the most straightforward exposition of his radical world view and a loveable personal portrait.