Since about a month before this graduate program began, we have had assigned reading. And--quite honestly--I've enjoyed it all, even though I've had to power-through a few of the books to get them finished in a timely manner . . . Some of them are quite sad, but still fodder for thought. Take a look!
Here is our reading list for June - August:
Savage Inequalities, Jonathan Kozol
Amazing Grace, Jonathan Kozol
The Careless Society: Community and Its Counterfeits, John McNight
A Pedagogy for Liberation: Dialogues on Transforming Education, Ira Shor & Paulo Freire
Rules for Radicals: A Pragmatic Primer for Realistic Radicals, Saul Alinsky
Classroom Discipline 101: How to Get Control of ANY Classroom, Craig Seganti
You Can Handle Them All: A Discipline Model for Handling 124 Student Behaviors at School and at Home, Robert L. DeBruyn & Jack L.Larson
Activists Speak Out, Marie Cieri & Claire Peeps
Mixed Blessings, Lucy R. Lippard
You Should Have Been Here Yesterday, Elaine Eff
Make the Impossible Possible, Bill Strickland
Doing Oral History, Donald A. Ritchie
Radio: An Illustrated Guide, Jessica Abel and Ira Glass
can i borrow activists speak out and some others?
ReplyDelete-Quentin