Never too old to teach
Subtitle: how middle-aged wisdom can transform young minds in the classroom
By: Neil M. Goldman.
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Education
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Lanham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
ISBN-13: 9781578869749; 9781578869756; 9781578869763
Subjects: Special education; Effective teaching; First year teachers
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: From a corporate cubicle to the Special Ed classroom; title: The unfair Special Education stigma; title: The thought; title: The interview; title: Knot in my stomach; title: Chocolate brownies; title: Masters of brevity; title: The shampoo bottle; title: Sleepy head; title: Drew the human spring; title: Stop harassing my son; title: The domino effect; title: Reaching Carl; title: My mother tore that shit up; title: The wise enforcer; title: Leave me be, I'm doing fine; title: Special Education-a paradox; title: You don't have the patience to be a teacher; title: Why are we learning this in English class?; title: Kyle's observation; title: You're doing this for free?; title: Racism, Theresa, and the big box store; title: Fairness and equality; title: The crashing and burning of a group contingency; title: Worthless piece of shit; title: No drinks in the classroom; title: The LBS-I is a good thing; title: Don't fear the high school; title: The mysterious kangaroo and his indictment; title: Student teaching-introduction; title: What student teaching is; title: A globe; title: Metal detectors; title: The perpetual assembly; title: My mentors; title: Mentor #1: candy man; title: Mentor #2: a student's oldest friend; title: Apologia; title: The difference between men and women; title: "Why are you teaching us this shit?"; title: Don't wish for quiet.