[NIFL-POVRACELIT:865] Rethinking Schools

From: Jason Guard (jasonguard@riseup.net)
Date: Wed Aug 14 2002 - 17:33:46 EDT


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Hello all, 
I'm new to the list and anxious to learn from all of you.  Here's my question 
to be kicked around by direct reply or on the entire list if you see fit:  

Has anyone here used Rethinking School materials in their teaching?  What are 
your impressions?  Do you have any suggestions on effective ways to integrate 
this important point of view in the classroom, especially for upper-teens/at-
risk-youth?

Thanks for all the work each of you are doing.  Feel free to talk to me about 
alternative education, ISAEP, and rebelious teens.
Keep the faith,
Jason Guard
Richmond, Virginia

  



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