What do men in American society experience as they attempt to lead gender atypical lives? Sargent addresses this question and others in this outstanding book about male elementary teachers. Sargent interviewed 35 men, ages ranging from early twenties to late fifties, who made up three percent of the teachers in selected K-3 public school districts. A lengthy bibliography and index encourage further research.
What! A single man working with young children, changing diapers, cooking meals, and providing educational activities with children from 14 months-4 years old? Can a man do this all by himself? After many years working in a classroom with young children and studying early childhood education, I decided to open my own family child care.
Everything you wanted to know about middle school but were afraid or didn’t have time to ask. This book takes you from the time you were hired to your evaluation. Real stories and real events to help you succeed. You’ll be inspired and excited to teach.
An anthology (27 articles) dealing with the most important work men ever do?-being totally involved in the lives of their children and families. It is men's strengths, their capacity to care and protect and give, that are needed by children, women, and men themselves. Bryan G. Nelson (MenTeach) contributed Chapter 19 - Men Teaching and Working with Children: A History and a Future.
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Bruce Sheppard has been singing and playing music in his early childhood education classes for over 30 years. Parents were always asking him for a recording so he has finally done it. Filled with traditional and "special" versions of popular children's songs, this CD will quickly become a favorite in the classroom, the home, or on those long road trips.
