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Bon: Un livre qui a été lu, mais qui est en bon état. La couverture présente des dommages infimes, ...
Topic
Teaching
ISBN
9780767915830
Publication Year
2007
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Name
Teach with Your Heart : Lessons I Learned from the Freedom Writers
Item Height
1.1in
Author
Erin Gruwell
Item Length
9.5in
Publisher
Crown/Archetype
Item Width
6.4in
Item Weight
18 Oz
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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In this memoir and call to arms, Erin Gruwell, the dynamic young teacher who nurtured a remarkable group of high school students from Long Beach, California, who called themselves the Freedom Writers, picks up where The Freedom Writers Diary (and the movie The Freedom Writers ) end and catches the reader up to where they are today. Teach with Your Heart will include the Freedom Writers unforgettable trip to Auschwitz, where they met with Holocaust survivors; toured the attic of their beloved Anne Frank (Gruwell had the kids read Anne s Diary in The Freedom Writers Diary ); visited Bosnia with their friend Zlata Filipovich, and more. The book also includes what happened with the Freedom Writers as they made their way through college and graduation. Along the way, Gruwell includes lessons for parents and teachers about what she learned from her remarkable band of students. In this passionate, poignant, and deeply personal memoir, Gruwell tells the tale of her journey through the emotional peaks and valleys on the front lines of our nation s educational system and her commitment to awaken personal power in students and people everyone else discounts. Teach with Your Heart is a mesmerizing story of one young woman s personal odyssey and of her remarkable ability to encourage others to follow in her footsteps. Teach with Your Heart is marked by the enviable radiance and irrepressible force of nature that is Erin Gruwell and her unbelievable determination to ensure that education in the United States truly meets the needs of every student. "

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Publisher
Crown/Archetype
ISBN-10
0767915836
ISBN-13
9780767915830
eBay Product ID (ePID)
54366982

Product Key Features

Author
Erin Gruwell
Publication Name
Teach with Your Heart : Lessons I Learned from the Freedom Writers
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2007
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
272 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.5in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
6.4in
Item Weight
18 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Lb1737.U6g78 2007
Reviews
PRAISE FOR ERIN GRUWELL "Erin is a true inspiration and an example of the extraordinary difference one person can make in the world. She continues to transform the lives of students across the country through her work and The Freedom Writers Foundation." --Hilary Swank, Two-time Academy Award Winner "The examples of Erin Gruwell's success as a high school English teacher in Long Beach, Calif., aren't mounted on posterboard or bound in a notebook. They walk and talk and tell their stories of academic and personal redemption brought on by a preppy suburbanite who used pop culture to reach gang- and poverty-scarred inner city kids." --Ed Hayward, Boston Herald "Gruwell's students included teens who'd belonged to gangs, who'd watched friends slain by gunfire and knives, who'd been in juvenile detention, who'd performed poorly in school if they attended at all, who'd watched their mothers beaten or been abused themselves. Feeling that teachers and parents had given up on them, many had given up on themselves. [In The Freedom Writers Diary ] they wrote about living in their own undeclared war zones, about coping with their own insecurities, about their angers, their fears, their shames. And their hopes. They described sexual degradation in shocking detail. They poured out their frustrations without sparing the vulgarity. They recounted family breakups and homeless wandering and violent episodes that no child--not even a high schooler--should have to navigate. And then they graduated." --Linda P. Campbell, Star-Telegram "There is no guile to Erin; she's the real thing. That's why so many of us say yes." --Dr. Carl A. Cohn, Superintendent Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent (Ret.), PRAISE FOR ERIN GRUWELL "Erin is a true inspiration and an example of the extraordinary difference one person can make in the world. She continues to transform the lives of students across the country through her work and The Freedom Writers Foundation." Hilary Swank, Two-time Academy Award Winner "The examples of Erin Gruwell's success as a high school English teacher in Long Beach, Calif., aren't mounted on posterboard or bound in a notebook. They walk and talk and tell their stories of academic and personal redemption brought on by a preppy suburbanite who used pop culture to reach gang- and poverty-scarred inner city kids." Ed Hayward, Boston Herald "Gruwell's students included teens who'd belonged to gangs, who'd watched friends slain by gunfire and knives, who'd been in juvenile detention, who'd performed poorly in school if they attended at all, who'd watched their mothers beaten or been abused themselves. Feeling that teachers and parents had given up on them, many had given up on themselves. [In The Freedom Writers Diary ] they wrote about living in their own undeclared war zones, about coping with their own insecurities, about their angers, their fears, their shames. And their hopes. They described sexual degradation in shocking detail. They poured out their frustrations without sparing the vulgarity. They recounted family breakups and homeless wandering and violent episodes that no childnot even a high schoolershould have to navigate. And then they graduated." Linda P. Campbell, Star-Telegram "There is no guile to Erin; she's the real thing. That's why so many of us say yes." Dr. Carl A. Cohn, Superintendent Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent (Ret.), PRAISE FOR ERIN GRUWELL "Erin is a true inspiration and an example of the extraordinary difference one person can make in the world. She continues to transform the lives of students across the country through her work and The Freedom Writers Foundation." -Hilary Swank, Two-time Academy Award Winner "The examples of Erin Gruwell's success as a high school English teacher in Long Beach, Calif., aren't mounted on posterboard or bound in a notebook. They walk and talk and tell their stories of academic and personal redemption brought on by a preppy suburbanite who used pop culture to reach gang- and poverty-scarred inner city kids." -Ed Hayward, Boston Herald "Gruwell's students included teens who'd belonged to gangs, who'd watched friends slain by gunfire and knives, who'd been in juvenile detention, who'd performed poorly in school if they attended at all, who'd watched their mothers beaten or been abused themselves. Feeling that teachers and parents had given up on them, many had given up on themselves. [In The Freedom Writers Diary ] they wrote about living in their own undeclared war zones, about coping with their own insecurities, about their angers, their fears, their shames. And their hopes. They described sexual degradation in shocking detail. They poured out their frustrations without sparing the vulgarity. They recounted family breakups and homeless wandering and violent episodes that no child-not even a high schooler-should have to navigate. And then they graduated." -Linda P. Campbell, Star-Telegram "There is no guile to Erin; she's the real thing. That's why so many of us say yes." -Dr. Carl A. Cohn, Superintendent Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent (Ret.), PRAISE FOR ERIN GRUWELL " Erin is a true inspiration and an example of the extraordinary difference one person can make in the world. She continues to transform the lives of students across the country through her work and The Freedom Writers Foundation." -- Hilary Swank, Two-time Academy Award Winner " The examples of Erin Gruwell' s success as a high school English teacher in Long Beach, Calif., aren' t mounted on posterboard or bound in a notebook. They walk and talk and tell their stories of academic and personal redemption brought on by a preppy suburbanite who used pop culture to reach gang- and poverty-scarred inner city kids." -- Ed Hayward, "Boston Herald" " Gruwell' s students included teens who' d belonged to gangs, who' d watched friends slain by gunfire and knives, who' d been in juvenile detention, who' d performed poorly in school if they attended at all, who' d watched their mothers beaten or been abused themselves. Feeling that teachers and parents had given up on them, many had given up on themselves. [In "The Freedom Writers Diary"] they wrote about living in their own undeclared war zones, about coping with their own insecurities, about their angers, their fears, their shames. And their hopes. They described sexual degradation in shocking detail. They poured out their frustrations without sparing the vulgarity. They recounted family breakups and homeless wandering and violent episodes that no child-- not even a high schooler-- should have to navigate. And then they graduated." -- Linda P. Campbell, "Star-Telegram " " There isno guile to Erin; she' s the real thing. That' s why so many of us say yes." -- Dr. Carl A. Cohn, Superintendent Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent (Ret.), PRAISE FOR ERIN GRUWELL "The examples of Erin Gruwell's success as a high school English teacher in Long Beach, Calif., aren't mounted on posterboard or bound in a notebook. They walk and talk and tell their stories of academic and personal redemption brought on by a preppy suburbanite who used pop culture to reach gang- and poverty-scarred inner city kids." -Ed Hayward,Boston Herald "Gruwell's students included teens who'd belonged to gangs, who'd watched friends slain by gunfire and knives, who'd been in juvenile detention, who'd performed poorly in school if they attended at all, who'd watched their mothers beaten or been abused themselves. Feeling that teachers and parents had given up on them, many had given up on themselves. [InThe Freedom Writers Diary] they wrote about living in their own undeclared war zones, about coping with their own insecurities, about their angers, their fears, their shames. And their hopes. They described sexual degradation in shocking detail. They poured out their frustrations without sparing the vulgarity. They recounted family breakups and homeless wandering and violent episodes that no child-not even a high schooler-should have to navigate. And then they graduated." -Linda P. Campbell,Star-Telegram "There is no guile to Erin; she's the real thing. That's why so many of us say yes." -Dr. Carl A. Cohn, Superintendent Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent (Ret.), PRAISE FOR ERIN GRUWELL "Erin is a true inspiration and an example of the extraordinary difference one person can make in the world. She continues to transform the lives of students across the country through her work and The Freedom Writers Foundation." --Hilary Swank, Two-time Academy Award Winner "The examples of Erin Gruwell's success as a high school English teacher in Long Beach, Calif., aren't mounted on posterboard or bound in a notebook. They walk and talk and tell their stories of academic and personal redemption brought on by a preppy suburbanite who used pop culture to reach gang- and poverty-scarred inner city kids." --Ed Hayward, "Boston Herald" "Gruwell's students included teens who'd belonged to gangs, who'd watched friends slain by gunfire and knives, who'd been in juvenile detention, who'd performed poorly in school if they attended at all, who'd watched their mothers beaten or been abused themselves. Feeling that teachers and parents had given up on them, many had given up on themselves. [In "The Freedom Writers Diary"] they wrote about living in their own undeclared war zones, about coping with their own insecurities, about their angers, their fears, their shames. And their hopes. They described sexual degradation in shocking detail. They poured out their frustrations without sparing the vulgarity. They recounted family breakups and homeless wandering and violent episodes that no child--not evena high schooler--should have to navigate. And then they graduated." --Linda P. Campbell, "Star-Telegram " "There is no guile to Erin; she's the real thing. That's why so many of us say yes." --Dr. Carl A. Cohn, Superintendent Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent (Ret.), PRAISE FOR ERIN GRUWELL "Erin is a true inspiration and an example of the extraordinary difference one person can make in the world. She continues to transform the lives of students across the country through her work and The Freedom Writers Foundation." --Hilary Swank, Two-time Academy Award Winner "The examples of Erin Gruwell's success as a high school English teacher in Long Beach, Calif., aren't mounted on posterboard or bound in a notebook. They walk and talk and tell their stories of academic and personal redemption brought on by a preppy suburbanite who used pop culture to reach gang- and poverty-scarred inner city kids." --Ed Hayward, "Boston Herald" "Gruwell's students included teens who'd belonged to gangs, who'd watched friends slain by gunfire and knives, who'd been in juvenile detention, who'd performed poorly in school if they attended at all, who'd watched their mothers beaten or been abused themselves. Feeling that teachers and parents had given up on them, many had given up on themselves. [In "The Freedom Writers Diary"] they wrote about living in their own undeclared war zones, about coping with their own insecurities, about their angers, their fears, their shames. And their hopes. They described sexual degradation in shocking detail. They poured out their frustrations without sparing the vulgarity. They recounted family breakups and homeless wandering and violent episodes that no child--not even a high schooler--should have to navigate. And then they graduated." --Linda P. Campbell, "Star-Telegram " "There is no guile to Erin; she's the real thing. That's why so many of us say yes." --Dr. Carl A. Cohn, Superintendent Long Beach UnifiedSchool District Superintendent (Ret.), PRAISE FOR ERIN GRUWELL "The examples of Erin Gruwell's success as a high school English teacher in Long Beach, Calif., aren't mounted on posterboard or bound in a notebook. They walk and talk and tell their stories of academic and personal redemption brought on by a preppy suburbanite who used pop culture to reach gang- and poverty-scarred inner city kids." --Ed Hayward, "Boston Herald" "Gruwell's students included teens who'd belonged to gangs, who'd watched friends slain by gunfire and knives, who'd been in juvenile detention, who'd performed poorly in school if they attended at all, who'd watched their mothers beaten or been abused themselves. Feeling that teachers and parents had given up on them, many had given up on themselves. ÝIn "The Freedom Writers Diary"¨ they wrote about living in their own undeclared war zones, about coping with their own insecurities, about their angers, their fears, their shames. And their hopes. They described sexual degradation in shocking detail. They poured out their frustrations without sparing the vulgarity. They recounted family breakups and homeless wandering and violent episodes that no child--not even a high schooler--should have to navigate. And then they graduated." --Linda P. Campbell, "Star-Telegram " "There is no guile to Erin; she's the real thing. That's why so many of us say yes." --Dr. Carl A. Cohn, Superintendent Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent (Ret.), PRAISE FOR ERIN GRUWELL "Erin is a true inspiration and an example of the extraordinary difference one person can make in the world. She continues to transform the lives of students across the country through her work and The Freedom Writers Foundation." -Hilary Swank, Two-time Academy Award Winner "The examples of Erin Gruwell's success as a high school English teacher in Long Beach, Calif., aren't mounted on posterboard or bound in a notebook. They walk and talk and tell their stories of academic and personal redemption brought on by a preppy suburbanite who used pop culture to reach gang- and poverty-scarred inner city kids." -Ed Hayward,Boston Herald "Gruwell's students included teens who'd belonged to gangs, who'd watched friends slain by gunfire and knives, who'd been in juvenile detention, who'd performed poorly in school if they attended at all, who'd watched their mothers beaten or been abused themselves. Feeling that teachers and parents had given up on them, many had given up on themselves. [InThe Freedom Writers Diary] they wrote about living in their own undeclared war zones, about coping with their own insecurities, about their angers, their fears, their shames. And their hopes. They described sexual degradation in shocking detail. They poured out their frustrations without sparing the vulgarity. They recounted family breakups and homeless wandering and violent episodes that no child-not even a high schooler-should have to navigate. And then they graduated." -Linda P. Campbell,Star-Telegram "There is no guile to Erin; she's the real thing. That's why so many of us say yes." -Dr. Carl A. Cohn, Superintendent Long Beach Unified School District Superintendent (Ret.)
Copyright Date
2007
Target Audience
Trade
Topic
Secondary, Sociology / General, Teaching Methods & Materials / General
Lccn
2006-032435
Dewey Decimal
373.110209794
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Education, Social Science

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