What is The Feeling of Teaching like?

Joe
high school teacher

Sarah
elementary school librarian

Sue
elementary school teacher

 

Julie
high school music educator

Jen
high school administrator

 
This truly should be a must-read for all educators in the field, and especially a required text for all teacher education programs.
— Alexis Kennedy, middle and high school librarian
Thank you for writing this book. It is the best professional development tool I have been exposed to in my 20 years of teaching. I have been silently suffering (not so silently at times) through the emotional work of being everything to everyone and not having a secure sense of self in the classroom. This book is chock-full of nuggets of wisdom and validation. I will continue to refer to it on a regular basis.
— Julie Freebern, high school music educator
[This] book amazed me. Not only did I learn a lot from it in general terms, but it gave me some very strong specific ideas that I can use in my own classroom….[T]he discussions about button-pushing, what it means and how to deal with it…will change the way I teach.
— Ronadh Cox, geology professorRonadh Cox, geology professor
There is a treasure trove of information for receptive educators. It’s amazingly accessible work.
— Mary Panke, mother/psychotherapist
I am just loving [this book]: so readable, truly substantial, and what a resource…it is for educators at large, parents, teachers, coaches, counselors, really anyone who interacts with kids on a regular basis.
— Janneke van de Stadt, Russian professor
I think it is a really important book for teachers. I think it should be integrated into every student teaching program in the country.
— Carrol Moran, program administrator
This was a sheer pleasure to read. The concepts are exciting, the writing powerful. I enjoyed every bit of it and learned a lot – and I’m neither a teacher nor a psychologist!
— Deb Burns, book editor