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Cafe Dart _ndy_ep — This was a good introduction to some basic rules of teaching-- don't try to be your students' friend, don't stand at the board and lecture, don't assume the worst just because a kid has his head down, don't show up on your student's doorstep wanting to chat (you hear that, Michelle Pfeiffer?), etc. The wisdom in the book comes from interviews with a bunch of high schoolers from California, Rhode Island, and New York, and about half of them taught at or attended Summerbridge/Breakthrough Collaborative programs, so they're familiar with progressive educational strategies. (Also, weirdly, I know one of the girls in the book, but I didn't know that until I started reading it.) There's an introduction by Lisa Delpit, and Ted Sizer and Deb Meier give back-cover blurbs, so you know it can pretty much be trusted. That said, I had already heard most of the things in the book, save for some stuff about English language learners. This book would be more valuable to someone with no classroom experience, although there are some useful worksheets, surveys, and other resources that could help a variety of beginning teachers. A quick read. Recommended.

Harsh Kumar harshnift — After trying to start this book several times, i have decided it is not for me. I can't jive with the author's style.