My friend Donovan recently released this book on the Kindle platform. You can preview and/or purchase it at this link.
Donovan's main thought is related to the title of the book: A good education is not the result of stuffing heads with facts. For a teacher to be effective, he must learn some simple philosophical concepts of learning that are—all too obviously—at odds with today's political correctness and public education establishment mentality.
Donovan sprinkles (heavily) his text with humor, sarcasm, and wit. It is an easy read, but it is a good read—essentially, the kind of book all teachers should both want to read and find time to read.
I haven't finished mine yet, but I hope to complete it soon. I encourage you to get a copy as well.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Book Review: Head Stuffing Doesn't Work by Donovan Hadaway
Posted by Ken at 10:24 PM
Labels: book review, Donovan Hadaway, education
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