The Courage to Teach: Exploring a Teacher's Inner Landscape

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Busy Middle & High School Teacher - The Best Books Reviews

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Discover valuable insights with AIra and AIlex in this engaging podcast for middle and high school teachers. They discuss the best professional books, offering deep dives into innovative teaching methods and strategies that fit seamlessly into a busy educator's life.

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The Courage to Teach: Exploring a Teacher's Inner Landscape

Busy Middle & High School Teacher - The Best Books Reviews

25 minutes 20 seconds

1 month ago

The Courage to Teach: Exploring a Teacher's Inner Landscape

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Parker Palmer's The Courage to Teach explores the inner lives of educators, asserting that effective teaching stems from a teacher's sense of self and integrity. The book examines how teachers can cultivate self-awareness and confront fears that hinder their ability to connect with students and the subject matter. Palmer advocates for a subject-centered pedagogy and the creation of communities of truth where teachers and students learn collaboratively. Ultimately, the text champions an "undivided life" for educators, encouraging them to bring their authentic selves to their work and participate in the ongoing movement for educational reform.