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A review by tesslaah
Teaching When the World Is on Fire by Lisa Delpit
5.0
If you’re an educator, read this book. If you know an educator, buy them this book.
In the introduction, Delpit asserts that this book “is not a manual on how to change schools, but rather provides encouragement and motivation, and most of all, inspiration at a time of growing division, incivility, hate, and violence, for transforming children’s lives...” (xxi). Delpit achieves her goal as stated in her thesis by combining essays from educators who represent a wide range of experiences as well as disciplines that makes this book well rounded in topics. There are many essays, if not all of them, that I will be referencing back to as I continue my enhance craft as an educator. Whether you value vision casting, practical tips, or just want to feel connected to other educators, there is something in this book for all educators.
In the introduction, Delpit asserts that this book “is not a manual on how to change schools, but rather provides encouragement and motivation, and most of all, inspiration at a time of growing division, incivility, hate, and violence, for transforming children’s lives...” (xxi). Delpit achieves her goal as stated in her thesis by combining essays from educators who represent a wide range of experiences as well as disciplines that makes this book well rounded in topics. There are many essays, if not all of them, that I will be referencing back to as I continue my enhance craft as an educator. Whether you value vision casting, practical tips, or just want to feel connected to other educators, there is something in this book for all educators.