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Book Synopsis
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.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1

Chapter One Challenging

1. Jenna Fournel (Alexandria, Virginia) 6

2. Mark Rockeymoore (Montreal, Quebec) 8

3. Jan Resseger (Cleveland, Ohio) 10

4. Gloria Ladson-Billings (Madison, Wisconsin) 12

5. Loretta Goodwin (Washington, D.C.) 14

6. Bruce Deitrick Price (Virginia Beach, Virginia) 16

7. Arne Duncan (Washington, D.C.) 17

8. Angela Valenzuela (Austin, Texas) 19

9. Carl Glickman (Athens, Georgia) 21

10. Andrew Margon (Brooklyn, New York) 23

Challenging: Five Things You Can Do 24

Chapter Two Engaging

11. Renee Moore (Cleveland, Mississippi) 30

12. Amy Estersohn (Chicago, Illinois) 32

13. Maritza Brito (Brick, New Jersey) 34

14. Kevin McCann (Halifax, Nova Scotia) 36

15. Margaret Owens (Palo Alto, California) 38

16. Larry Mya_ (Boston, Massachusetts) 40

17. John Goodlad (Seattle, Washington) 42

18. Sitembiso Ncube Maduma (San Bernardino, California) 44

19. Elijah Cummings (Baltimore, Maryland) 46

20. Jill Vialet (Oakland, California) 48

Engaging: Five Things You Can Do 51

Chapter Three Supportive

21. Al Franken (Washington, D.C.) 56

22. Jenifer Fox (Austin, Texas) 58

23. Michelle Durange (Littlestown, Pennsylvania) 60

24. Zainab Ali (Los Angeles, California) 62

25. Susan Oliver (Waterford, Virginia) 64

26. Gary Cohen (Wayzata, Minnesota) 66

27. Chantale Soekhoe (Brooklyn, New York) 68

28. Emily Gasoi (Washington, D.C.) 70

29. Cassandra Carland (Keene, New Hampshire) 73

30. Carrie A. Rogers (Rancho Cucamonga, California) 75

Supportive: Five Things You Can Do 77

Chapter Four Relevant

31. R. Dwayne Betts (Washington, D.C.) 82

32. Robert McLaughlin (Concord, New Hampshire) 84

33. Deborah Meier (Hillsdale, New York) 86

34. Jamal Fields (Livermore, California) 88

35. Jenerra Williams (Boston, Massachusetts) 90

36. Patrick Ip (Chicago, Illinois) 92

37. Gerlma A. Johnson (Detroit, Michigan) 94

38. Anonymous 96

39. Ahniwake Rose (Washington, D.C.) 97

40. James Comer (New Haven, Connecticut) 98

Relevant: Five Things You Can Do 100

Chapter Five Experiential

41. Joel Ellio (Limpopo Province, South Africa) 106

42. Terry Pickeral (Bellingham, Washington) 109

43. Elizabeth Rogers (South Portland, Maine) 111

44. Steve Moore (Kansas City, Missouri) 112

45. Jill Davidson (Providence, Rhode Island) 115

46. Rachel Barnes (Chatham, Massachusetts) 117

47. Stedman Graham (Chicago, Illinois) 119

48. Stephen Vick (Chicago, Illinois) 121

49. Liz Lerman (Baltimore, Maryland) 123

50. Maya Soetoro-Ng (Honolulu, Hawaii) 125

Experiential: Five Things You Can Do 128

Epilogue George Wood

Ted Sizer (Harvard, Massachusetts) 133

About the Editor 135

About the Campaign 137

Acknowledgments 149

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      Publication Date: Publication Date: 11/03/2011
      ISBN13: 9780470910146, 978-0470910146
      ISBN10: 0470910143

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      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.

      Table of Contents

      Introduction 1

      Chapter One Challenging

      1. Jenna Fournel (Alexandria, Virginia) 6

      2. Mark Rockeymoore (Montreal, Quebec) 8

      3. Jan Resseger (Cleveland, Ohio) 10

      4. Gloria Ladson-Billings (Madison, Wisconsin) 12

      5. Loretta Goodwin (Washington, D.C.) 14

      6. Bruce Deitrick Price (Virginia Beach, Virginia) 16

      7. Arne Duncan (Washington, D.C.) 17

      8. Angela Valenzuela (Austin, Texas) 19

      9. Carl Glickman (Athens, Georgia) 21

      10. Andrew Margon (Brooklyn, New York) 23

      Challenging: Five Things You Can Do 24

      Chapter Two Engaging

      11. Renee Moore (Cleveland, Mississippi) 30

      12. Amy Estersohn (Chicago, Illinois) 32

      13. Maritza Brito (Brick, New Jersey) 34

      14. Kevin McCann (Halifax, Nova Scotia) 36

      15. Margaret Owens (Palo Alto, California) 38

      16. Larry Mya_ (Boston, Massachusetts) 40

      17. John Goodlad (Seattle, Washington) 42

      18. Sitembiso Ncube Maduma (San Bernardino, California) 44

      19. Elijah Cummings (Baltimore, Maryland) 46

      20. Jill Vialet (Oakland, California) 48

      Engaging: Five Things You Can Do 51

      Chapter Three Supportive

      21. Al Franken (Washington, D.C.) 56

      22. Jenifer Fox (Austin, Texas) 58

      23. Michelle Durange (Littlestown, Pennsylvania) 60

      24. Zainab Ali (Los Angeles, California) 62

      25. Susan Oliver (Waterford, Virginia) 64

      26. Gary Cohen (Wayzata, Minnesota) 66

      27. Chantale Soekhoe (Brooklyn, New York) 68

      28. Emily Gasoi (Washington, D.C.) 70

      29. Cassandra Carland (Keene, New Hampshire) 73

      30. Carrie A. Rogers (Rancho Cucamonga, California) 75

      Supportive: Five Things You Can Do 77

      Chapter Four Relevant

      31. R. Dwayne Betts (Washington, D.C.) 82

      32. Robert McLaughlin (Concord, New Hampshire) 84

      33. Deborah Meier (Hillsdale, New York) 86

      34. Jamal Fields (Livermore, California) 88

      35. Jenerra Williams (Boston, Massachusetts) 90

      36. Patrick Ip (Chicago, Illinois) 92

      37. Gerlma A. Johnson (Detroit, Michigan) 94

      38. Anonymous 96

      39. Ahniwake Rose (Washington, D.C.) 97

      40. James Comer (New Haven, Connecticut) 98

      Relevant: Five Things You Can Do 100

      Chapter Five Experiential

      41. Joel Ellio (Limpopo Province, South Africa) 106

      42. Terry Pickeral (Bellingham, Washington) 109

      43. Elizabeth Rogers (South Portland, Maine) 111

      44. Steve Moore (Kansas City, Missouri) 112

      45. Jill Davidson (Providence, Rhode Island) 115

      46. Rachel Barnes (Chatham, Massachusetts) 117

      47. Stedman Graham (Chicago, Illinois) 119

      48. Stephen Vick (Chicago, Illinois) 121

      49. Liz Lerman (Baltimore, Maryland) 123

      50. Maya Soetoro-Ng (Honolulu, Hawaii) 125

      Experiential: Five Things You Can Do 128

      Epilogue George Wood

      Ted Sizer (Harvard, Massachusetts) 133

      About the Editor 135

      About the Campaign 137

      Acknowledgments 149

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