and though much is directed at teachers new to independent schools, I think
that it could spark some great discussions among faculty that could clarify
culture and philosophy. I'm enjoying the insights about teaching and
learning communities that he presents. I find myself smiling and nodding at
very familiar situations and appreciate knowing that we are not alone! I am
also learning new ways of looking at and dealing with common issues.
And since Peter is such a wonderful member of the ISED community, I thought
it would be nice to give his book a plug!
Christy Vail
Head of Lower School
Sacramento Country Day
cvail@saccds.org
On 4/15/10 7:22 AM, "Jane Boynton" <JBoynton@w-e-s.org> wrote:
> I am looking for suggestions for a book to be read by our faculty (N - 8) this
> summer and discussed in the fall. This listserv has usually had a discussion
> on this about this time of year which has been very helpful. Thank you. Jane
> Boynton
>
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