Teaching as Community Property: Essays on Higher Education (Jossey-Bass/Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching)
“Lee Shulman's intellectual sweep is daunting, but at the center of all his work is a passion for teaching. Now his wise words and powerful insights about the enterprise of teaching have been assembled in one indispensable volume.”—Howard Gardner, professor of cognition and education, Harvard Graduate School of Education“’Those who understand, teach.’ Lee Shulman's contributions to our collective understanding of teaching have brought honor to the teaching profession and wisdom to the field. When I want to gain insight, I read Shulman. This collection of his work is a magnificent gift to us all.”—Linda Darling-Hammond, Charles E. Ducommun Professor of Education, Stanford University“There is no one more thoughtful about matters concerning teaching, learning, and learning to teach than Lee Shulman. To have his various writing, collected in one place is a gift to all of us who are concerned about education. These essays should be required reading for scholars, teachers, parents, and those who simply want to understand how we come to know.”—Ellen Condliffe Lageman, dean, Harvard School of Education