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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
An excellent resource to build community in the classroom.,
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This review is from: Who's Invited to Share?: Using Literacy to Teach for Equity and Social Justice (Paperback)
I will begin by saying this book has inspired me to use my gift of teaching with a group of students who will need it the most. Dr. Henkin shares a variety of personal and professional narratives which highlight the need to teach so that all voices are heard and honored. This book serves as an excellent resource for all teachers who are working toward creating an environment where all children are respected for what he/she brings to the classroom.Dr. Henkin lists a variety of professional resources as well as children's books that deal with the issues of gender, diversity, and multiculturalism. These resources provide an excellent starting point to better understand the issues children bring to the classroom and the issues we are confronted with to promote social justice in the classroom. Dr. Henkin interviews and observes many classrooms where teachers and students work together to create a classroom that is equitable for all. The students in this book seek to make their community better for all who live there. The curriculum is rich and meaningful and all voices are heard. This book is a must for all teachers to read. |
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Who's Invited to Share?: Using Literacy to Teach for Equity and Social Justice by Roxanne Henkin (Paperback - March 23, 1998)
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