Classroom Tapestry
Weaving the Hearts, Souls, and Minds of Students
Published on 17. September 2024
Book
Paperback/Softback
200 pages
978-1-68314-931-6 (ISBN)
Description
Listen to the voices of the children.
An experienced educator shares the awakenings, longings, joy, and despair of young hearts and minds revealed in sparkling strands of poetry and prose.
From abandonment by a parent to boy/girl relationships to thoughts on love, sports, and life's unanswered questions¿...¿the writings of young people are showcased as they try to make sense of their worlds.
Read revealing stories from students in a junior-high classroom of a veteran language arts teacher of thirty-three years. See how the interaction of a caring adult can positively influence young lives. Be inspired by teaching tips, lessons on the nature of language, and successful teaching strategies that empower students to become independent learners.
This treasure trove of junior-high student voices will awaken the feelings of what it is like to be young and will give a window into young minds. Educators, parents, and grandparents will find a window into young minds and ways to help children "deal with their lives in a healthy and accepting way."
More details
Language
English
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 12 mm
Weight
298 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-68314-931-6 (9781683149316)
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Person
Lori DeJong has a BA and a teaching credential from California State University Stanislaus and an MA in school administration from St. Mary's University. A language arts teacher for thirty-three years, she specialized in teaching all aspects of writing to junior-high students and consulted in staff development training on practical language arts strategies. As a Christian teacher in a public classroom, she trained children to live an upright life despite their circumstances. Her own two children grown, she counts it a great blessing to have been a part of students' lives for one or two years.