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The American Teacher: A History
An in-depth look at a profession that is alternately valued and reviled but is consistently a microcosm of society.
A nuanced exploration of identity, culture, and the emotional impact of social mobility and college education. Will appeal to fans of Anthony Abraham Jack’s The Privileged Poor and readers interested in post-secondary student success strategies.
Highly recommended for anyone wanting a moving glimpse beyond the better known stories of the civil rights era.
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Music in the Halls: The Heart and Heartbreak of Teaching at a High-Poverty School in Washington, DC
This short, thought-provoking work packs a punch. It sheds light on an education system that seemingly seeks to place its and societal failures on the backs of overburdened teachers and their vulnerable students.
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Holy American Burnout!: Essays
An important and compelling voice. Readers will appreciate this distinctive take on burnout.
For general readers who want to learn about and possibly improve racial problems within the education system.
Readers interested in organizational dynamics or the overlap between business and creativity will find much to consider. Recommended for libraries with a strong interest in business literature.
Not all ideas are new in this book, but its positive tone and clear writing will appeal to students, parents, and educators.
This distinctive, thought-provoking book is highly recommended for all humanities, education, and biology collections.
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