A Teaching Heart
A Notebook for Managing Classrooms, Experiencing Cultural Diversity For Effective Teaching and Developing Confident Parenting Skills
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About the Book
Classroom management, cultural diversity, and parenting are vitally important in teaching and learning. It is crucial to understand how effective classroom management can be maintained for students and teachers. The necessity of understanding and teaching cultural diversity that assist teachers and students in valuing individuals and groups creates a forum for acceptance and appreciation for those that are different and similar in ethnic orientation, religion, social, and economic status. Along with understanding classroom management and cultural diversity in the learning environment is addressing parenting concerns for parent and student relationships in families and schools. Parenting in America is always challenging, sometimes frustrating, often rewarding, and continuously experiencing new situations for coping in a world that is different from the one most of us grew up in as children.
About the Author
Dr. Ethlyn Davis Fuller has taught public school in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Newton, Massachusetts. She has taught graduate and undergraduate students in teacher training and multicultural diversity education. Her recent travels have taken her to China in 2004 and Japan in 2007. She loves gardening, writing poetry, listening to jazz, classical and gospel music. She collects contemporary art. Dr. Ethlyn has written two other books, Telling the Story in 1999 and Cultural Diversity in the Classroom in 1992. Dr. Ethlyn resides in Brookline, Massachusetts.