The Greatest Story of Fraud and Deception Never Read
The American educational system is defunct. Patty Degen, a retired public school teacher with over 40 years' experience in the classroom, has written a treatise which, in surprisingly few words, explains exactly why and what the solutions are. One would have to read many, many books to get to this educational digest. Patty, of course, over the years, has consumed all of these books and has delved into all the "secrets" which takes a lot of digging. A must-read for anyone with young children or grandchildren or for anyone considering a teaching career.
The American educational system is defunct. Patty Degen, a retired public school teacher with over 40 years' experience in the classroom, has written a treatise which, in surprisingly few words, explains exactly why and what the solutions are. One would have to read many, many books to get to this educational digest. Patty, of course, over the years, has consumed all of these books and has delved into all the "secrets" which takes a lot of digging. A must-read for anyone with young children or grandchildren or for anyone considering a teaching career.
Horribly written, formatting is horrendous, contains frequent grammar mistakes, lacks cohesion and organization. Majority of main points, while entraining, are argumentative and not well cited.
While I agree with general principles I would not choose to use this book as reference.
Badly written. It is not organized. Evidence for many 'arguments' is shaky or not present. Hearsay from 'experts' is not evidence.
Author should instead write a piece on the argument for phonics in teaching reading. Ditch the rest.
The world of higher education is undergoing profound and rapid changes. These changes are forcing our educational systems to respond to ensure that the quality of life in these communities is maintained. This book explains why quality is an imperative in higher education, how the quality phenomena have evolved and expanded, and who the pioneers were and what they invented. It includes a framework ...
This is a collection of short stories based on real conversations with real young adult learners of English in South Korea from 2007 to 2010. It is best categorized as creative non-fiction. I imagined the unfolding life stories of these protagonists as they were related to me, and thought how their struggles with identity, negotiations with world English, and career decisions might play out.
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Comments for "The Greatest Story of Fraud and Deception Never Read"
While I agree with general principles I would not choose to use this book as reference.
Author should instead write a piece on the argument for phonics in teaching reading. Ditch the rest.
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The world of higher education is undergoing profound and rapid changes. These changes are forcing our educational systems to respond to ensure that the quality of life in these communities is maintained. This book explains why quality is an imperative in higher education, how the quality phenomena have evolved and expanded, and who the pioneers were and what they invented. It includes a framework ...
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