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The Eleven Commandments of Good Teaching: Creating Classrooms Where Teachers Can Teach and Students Can Learn
In this second edition, the author illustrates each commandment with real-life classroom experiences and offers concrete guidance for staying enthusiastic and committed to excellence.
104 pages, Hardcover
First published April 27, 2001
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March 25, 2011
A great, quick read for teachers who are starting out. It would benefit teachers who need a re-fresher on the world of "great" teaching. I'm a huge fan of Vickie's professionalism and work.
May 10, 2015
"Education is to calm the disturbed or disturb the calm."
A solid collection of tips for any teacher. Though not earth-shattering, Gill's personal anecdotes are refreshing and speak to teachers of any age - despite the changes that have taken place in the U.S. education system since this edition was published. Good for those who are looking to invigorate their teaching with a new approach or attitude, even if you don't have Gill's fire.
A solid collection of tips for any teacher. Though not earth-shattering, Gill's personal anecdotes are refreshing and speak to teachers of any age - despite the changes that have taken place in the U.S. education system since this edition was published. Good for those who are looking to invigorate their teaching with a new approach or attitude, even if you don't have Gill's fire.
July 20, 2009
I have been a teacher for 13 years and find this book to be the most accurate, all-encompassing, thorough, and USEFUL teacher-book I've ever read.
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