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Review by:
Kelli Caselman
on June 20, 2010 :
I'm not a teacher, but as a parent I can appreciate Mr. Nicely's wisdom. I think the true value of different teaching methods is determined by the results. I had 4 children go through the school system. When they had teachers they admired, learning was fun for them. When they had teachers they feared, learning lost its joy. Thank goodness, the sour, disapproving teachers were in the minority. Every teacher leaves a mark on a child's soul.
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Review by:
1Carolann
on June 19, 2010 :
To Brenda Monson: Perhaps you've been teaching too many years without enough laughter sprinkled into your 'educator of Classroom Management at the University Level'. I am absolutely delighted to have run into Mr. Nicely before I had to take a class from you!
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Review by:
Michael Newman
on April 23, 2010 :
Enjoyable quick read. It feels like a memoir written as a book of advice, some of which is quite good.
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Review by:
Brenda Monson
on April 18, 2010 :
I have been an educator for over 20 years and now teach Classroom Management at a University level. And I would not recommend this book to any of my students about to enter the job. Being funny shouldn't be the first goal of being informative.
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Review by:
Wendy Welch
on April 12, 2010 :
I've wondered what the secrets to being a great teacher were. If only ALL teachers would read this book! Glad I did. Mr. Nicely delivers some sage advice in a really enjoyable way.
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Review by:
Stephen Cooke
on April 05, 2010 :
Funny, disturbing and honest. It should be required reading for all new teachers.
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Review by:
Michelle M.
on April 04, 2010 :
This is a great read! Interesting & funny. I can't wait for all of my teacher-friends to read this.
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Review by:
Jeff Hurlow
on April 03, 2010 :
I found it both funny, sad, disturbing and poignant. Pete tackles this subject from a real insiders point of view and captures all the subtle details that make it so realistic. And that cover is brilliant!
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Review by:
Sandra
on April 01, 2010 :
I loved it! I can't wait to send it to my friend who teaches high school. Very heart-warming and it sounds like being teacher is a rewarding and great profession.
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Review by:
Ade
on April 01, 2010 :
Heartening and funny. Teachers or not, you'll enjoy this piece.
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Review by:
Michael James
on March 31, 2010 :
Very inspirational - I didn't expect it to move me but it did. I immediately sent it to my friends, who loved it and sent to out as well.
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