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Lessons from the Hawk
Mark Kennedy
Holistic Education Press (2001)
ISBN 1885580053
Reviewed by Christine Watson for Reader Views (2/06)
What? Why? How? What if? So what? These are questions that Mark Kennedy answers in his book, Lessons from the Hawk. Kennedy breaks down learning styles into four perspectives, nicknamed the Professor, the Troubleshooter, the Inventor, and the Guide. The [...]
Classroom Management: The Dance of the Dolphin
By Mark Kennedy
Psychology Press/Holistic Education Press (2004)
Reviewed by Christine Watson for Reader Views (1/06)
Mark Kennedys book, Classroom Management, the Dance of the Dolphin, does a great job of using what is already working in the classroom, and adding to it. He compares traditional
teaching to more unconventional methods, and [...]
Reader Views would like to welcome back Mark Kennedy, noted author of two acclaimed education/teaching books Lessons from the Hawk and Dance of the Dolphin. Today we will be talking to Mark about Lessons From the Hawk which offers a realistic model detailing four avenues of learning, one of which we all possess.
Juanita: Mark, [...]
Author Mike Schmoker followed up his 2 extra “Results” books by the best in addition to a good number motivating yet.
This book pleads by educators in addition to administrators to assist in the instant transformation of American schools. He describes in detail the “buffers” that American schools have created which have led to the [...]
The book: “Flatland: A Romance Of Several Dimensions,” was written in 1884 via Edwin Abbott, plus is quiet accepted among mathematics plus computer skill students. The story is that Flatland was a two-dimensional planet plus seeing plus knowing could just be seen plus identified in that plane; there was nothing over it or underneath it. [...]
The black widow spider is notorious for eating her mate as they copulate, but how many of us know much more than that about this beautiful, mysterious, spider?
Grice collects black widows and keeps them in jars and studies them, and he tells us more than we care to know at times. But it is not [...]
Attachment parenting is a philosophy which promotes burly emotional bonds between adults in addition to their infants. Dr William Sears, an American paediatrician coined this term above 25 living ago.
Together by his partner Martha Sears, a registered nurse, they raised 8 children using this philosophy in addition to have gone on to inscribe in [...]
After a long day of functioning as an authority on the English language, you can relax and unwind by reading this book on punctuation.
No, really.
Lynne Trusss book, Eats, Shoots, and Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation, based on a BBC radio series she presented in 2004, deals with things every teacher of English needs [...]
Author Jerry Wermund held a long career in geology and upon retirement he started writing a series of book for children and young adult Earth Science studies. The authors love for nature and academic experience shows in his latest book, Focus On Minerals.
Illustrated by Tony Sansevero, a graduate of the Massachusetts College of Art in [...]
The manuscript that is the matter of this review is A Unlike Type of Teacher, which is a collection of essays plus speeches given by the author, John Taylor Gatto, plus released in 2001. This is Gatto’s follow-up to his previous collection, entitled Dumbing Us Down, plus represents a growth of the author’s disillusionment with [...]
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