Pencil Points: Lessons Learned From Our Classrooms

Teaching at Title I schools often leaves new teachers reeling from culture shock. They may have classrooms where students speak multiple languages and come from different cultures. Even if the class is homogenous (which it rarely is), teachers often find their values at odds with those of students and parents. Pencil Points: Lessons from Our Classrooms helps prepare new teachers for the nonacademic challenges they may encounter in Title I schools, from classroom discipline to conflicts with parents, administrators, and students. You'll discover ways to best serve your students while understanding your own rights and responsibilities as a teacher. Authors Dr. Karen Allmond, EdD, and Martha Meeks Loyd, MEd, offer examples, reflections, and insights on a wide variety of potential roadblocks and issues through a series of personal essays, each sharing her experiences to provide different but equally valid viewpoints on each situation. An honest evaluation of teaching at Title I schools, Pencil Points provides ideal content for discussions in college classrooms and professional development settings, as well as eye-opening, accessible information for any teacher driven to help low-income students reach their potential.

• | Author: Karen Allmond
• | Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• | Publication Date: Jun 02, 2017
• | Number of Pages: 104 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1547123087
• | ISBN-13: 9781547123087