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PART ONE: CONCEPTUAL PROVOCATIONS Your Culture Is Showing Climate of Political Correctness Just How Different Are We, Anyway?
Some Cultural Misunderstandings Beauty and Grace in School Rituals - with Richard Powell Teaching As If You Were an Anthropologist PART TWO: PURPOSEFUL ACTIONS Being and Doing Things Differently in the Classroom - with Ellen Kottler Narrative Approaches to Culture and Learning - with Gerald Monk Internationalizing the Classroom - with Elaine Jarchow What Matters Most
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reviewed What's really said in the teacher's lounge on September 23, 2020
What's really said in the teacher's lounge
This is my favorite of May Sarton's journals, and I have read it many times over. In part, this book reflects my own experience of falling madly in love with living in Maine. I love her luminous descriptions of the Maine light in all its seasons. This book also resonates for me because it was written during a period of happiness in her life and resonates with the joy that I experience in living alone.
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