简介
"Inspirational stories of engaging, real-life educational experiences Everyone has a personal learning story, a time when they became actively engaged in their own education. Maybe it was an especially challenging teacher, or a uniquely supportive environment, or a collaborative classroom. In Faces of Learning, both well-known public figures, such as Arne Duncan and Al Franken, and ordinary Americans recall the moments when they truly learned something. Includes stories from people of all different backgrounds and from all over the country ; The stories are grouped into categories by theme like "relevant" and "experiential" to help reveal the common characteristics of what works in education ; Each chapter ends with five things you can do to improve your own learning, that of your students, and of all Americans Readers can visit the companion website "http://www.rethinklearningnow.com to share their own stories of educational success and find out what else they can do."--Provided by publisher.
目录
Introduction p. 1
Challenging
Jenna Fournel (Alexandria, Virginia) p. 6
Mark Rockeymoore (Montreal, Quebec) p. 8
Jan Resseger (Cleveland, Ohio) p. 10
Gloria Ladson-Billings (Madison, Wisconsin) p. 12
Loretta Goodwin (Washington, D.C.) p. 14
Bruce Deitrick Price (Virginia Beach, Virginia) p. 16
Arne Duncan (Washington, D.C.) p. 17
Angela Valenzuela (Austin, Texas) p. 19
Carl Glickman (Athens, Georgia) p. 21
Andrew Margon (Brooklyn, New York) p. 23
Challenging: Five Things You Can Do p. 24
Engaging
Renee Moore (Cleveland, Mississippi) p. 30
Amy Estersohn (Chicago, Illinois) p. 32
Maritza Brito (Brick, New Jersey) p. 34
Kevin McCann (Halifax, Nova Scotia) p. 36
Margaret Owens (Palo Alto, California) p. 38
Larry Myatt (Boston, Massachusetts) p. 40
John Goodlad (Seattle, Washington) p. 42
Sitembiso Ncube Maduma (San Bernardino, California) p. 44
Elijah Cummings (Baltimore, Maryland) p. 46
Jill Vialet (Oakland, California) p. 48
Engaging: Five Things You Can Do p. 51
Supportive
Al Franken (Washington, D.C.) p. 56
Jenifer Fox (Austin, Texas) p. 58
Michelle Durange (Littlestown, Pennsylvania) p. 60
Zainab Ali (Los Angeles, California) p. 62
Susan Oliver (Waterford, Virginia) p. 64
Gary Cohen (Wayzata, Minnesota) p. 66
Chantale Soekhoe (Brooklyn, New York) p. 68
Emily Gasoi (Washington, D.C.) p. 70
Cassandra Carland (Keene, New Hampshire) p. 73
Carrie A. Rogers (Rancho Cucamonga, California) p. 75
Supportive: Five Things You Can Do p. 77
Relevant
R. Dwayne Betts (Washington, D.C.) p. 82
Robert McLaughlin (Concord, New Hampshire) p. 84
Deborah Meier (Hillsdale, New York) p. 86
Jamal Fields (Livermore, California) p. 88
Jenerra Williams (Boston, Massachusetts) p. 90
Patrick Ip (Chicago, Illinois) p. 92
Gerima A. Johnson (Detroit, Michigan) p. 94
Anonymous p. 96
Ahniwake Rose (Washington, D.C.) p. 97
James Comer (New Haven, Connecticut) p. 98
Relevant: Five Things You Can Do p. 100
Experiential
Joel Elliott (Limpopo Province, South Africa) p. 106
Terry Pickeral (Bellingham, Washington) p. 109
Elizabeth Rogers (South Portland, Maine) p. 111
Steve Moore (Kansas City, Missouri) p. 112
Jill Davidson (Providence, Rhode Island) p. 115
Rachel Barnes (Chatham, Massachusetts) p. 117
Stedman Graham (Chicago, Illinois) p. 119
Stephen Vick (Chicago, Illinois) p. 121
Liz Lerman (Baltimore, Maryland) p. 123
Maya Soetoro-Ng (Honolulu, Hawaii) p. 125
Experiential: Five Things You Can Do p. 128
Epilogue George Wood
Ted Sizer (Harvard, Massachusetts) p. 133
About the Editor p. 135
About the Campaign p. 137
Acknowledgments p. 149
Challenging
Jenna Fournel (Alexandria, Virginia) p. 6
Mark Rockeymoore (Montreal, Quebec) p. 8
Jan Resseger (Cleveland, Ohio) p. 10
Gloria Ladson-Billings (Madison, Wisconsin) p. 12
Loretta Goodwin (Washington, D.C.) p. 14
Bruce Deitrick Price (Virginia Beach, Virginia) p. 16
Arne Duncan (Washington, D.C.) p. 17
Angela Valenzuela (Austin, Texas) p. 19
Carl Glickman (Athens, Georgia) p. 21
Andrew Margon (Brooklyn, New York) p. 23
Challenging: Five Things You Can Do p. 24
Engaging
Renee Moore (Cleveland, Mississippi) p. 30
Amy Estersohn (Chicago, Illinois) p. 32
Maritza Brito (Brick, New Jersey) p. 34
Kevin McCann (Halifax, Nova Scotia) p. 36
Margaret Owens (Palo Alto, California) p. 38
Larry Myatt (Boston, Massachusetts) p. 40
John Goodlad (Seattle, Washington) p. 42
Sitembiso Ncube Maduma (San Bernardino, California) p. 44
Elijah Cummings (Baltimore, Maryland) p. 46
Jill Vialet (Oakland, California) p. 48
Engaging: Five Things You Can Do p. 51
Supportive
Al Franken (Washington, D.C.) p. 56
Jenifer Fox (Austin, Texas) p. 58
Michelle Durange (Littlestown, Pennsylvania) p. 60
Zainab Ali (Los Angeles, California) p. 62
Susan Oliver (Waterford, Virginia) p. 64
Gary Cohen (Wayzata, Minnesota) p. 66
Chantale Soekhoe (Brooklyn, New York) p. 68
Emily Gasoi (Washington, D.C.) p. 70
Cassandra Carland (Keene, New Hampshire) p. 73
Carrie A. Rogers (Rancho Cucamonga, California) p. 75
Supportive: Five Things You Can Do p. 77
Relevant
R. Dwayne Betts (Washington, D.C.) p. 82
Robert McLaughlin (Concord, New Hampshire) p. 84
Deborah Meier (Hillsdale, New York) p. 86
Jamal Fields (Livermore, California) p. 88
Jenerra Williams (Boston, Massachusetts) p. 90
Patrick Ip (Chicago, Illinois) p. 92
Gerima A. Johnson (Detroit, Michigan) p. 94
Anonymous p. 96
Ahniwake Rose (Washington, D.C.) p. 97
James Comer (New Haven, Connecticut) p. 98
Relevant: Five Things You Can Do p. 100
Experiential
Joel Elliott (Limpopo Province, South Africa) p. 106
Terry Pickeral (Bellingham, Washington) p. 109
Elizabeth Rogers (South Portland, Maine) p. 111
Steve Moore (Kansas City, Missouri) p. 112
Jill Davidson (Providence, Rhode Island) p. 115
Rachel Barnes (Chatham, Massachusetts) p. 117
Stedman Graham (Chicago, Illinois) p. 119
Stephen Vick (Chicago, Illinois) p. 121
Liz Lerman (Baltimore, Maryland) p. 123
Maya Soetoro-Ng (Honolulu, Hawaii) p. 125
Experiential: Five Things You Can Do p. 128
Epilogue George Wood
Ted Sizer (Harvard, Massachusetts) p. 133
About the Editor p. 135
About the Campaign p. 137
Acknowledgments p. 149
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