Democracy and Education15 reviews John Dewey Echo Library, 2007 This book was... + worthy content, bad presentation + Warning deep thinking ahead + A must read for anyone in the education field + A milestone             World Class: Teaching and Learning in Global Times1 review William Gaudelli Lawrence Erlbaum, 2002 My copy is autographed I had the pleasure of having Bill Gaudelli as my advisor/mentor in my graduate program at the University of Central Florida a few of years ago. His experience to the realm of social sciences and education is quite vast. Gaudelli spent a good deal of time working in Washington in politics, taught ...             The Social Studies Wars: What Should We Teach the Children?1 review Ronald W. Evans Teachers College Press, 2004 Comments from Distinguished Educators An engaging, timely, and important historical account. Evans's book is perceptive and compelling, and should be essential reading for anyone interested in the history of social education. ~Wilson J. Warren, Western Michigan University, Evans' delineation of approaches is vastly more ...             Slander: Liberal Lies About the American Right1236 reviews Ann Coulter Three Rivers Press, 2003 Veritas + Slander + Brilliant with Clarity That reported in the media erroneously can sometimes be classified as libel. Lies repeated at cocktail parties, even by those in the media, merit the classification of slander. Those struggling to discover what is cropping up on the political horizon need only read Ms. Coulter's excellent book. ...             Learning to Divide the World: Education at Empire's End1 review John Willinsky University of Minnesota Press, 1999 Double Award Winner This book is the winner of Outstanding Book Awards from the History of Education Society (1998-1999) and American Education Research Association (1999).             Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms (6th Edition)4 reviews Paul D. Eggen, Donald P. Kauchak Prentice Hall, 2003 Great Text + Great for the NMTA Teacher Competency I feel that I need to give this book a review because no one has as of yet. The reviews that are here are on the service of amazon and not on the text itself. This book is very well written and organized. Yes it is expensive, but well worth the money. I don't usually keep text books, but this ...             Politics for Dummies19 reviews Ann DeLaney For Dummies, 2002 Good, despite being very simple at times + Great Political Tool + Is was fine + Politics for Dummies + Good job             Man and His Symbols45 reviews Carl Gustav Jung Dell, 1968 This book changed my life + Always go to the source + Man and his symbols - a must have I picked up a copy of this book in Mendocino, CA just after I graduated from college and was trying to figure out what to do with my life. For those of you who are somewhat introverted, academic, or artistic, you may find that his book changes your view and helps begin the process of what Jung (and ...             Lincoln's Quest for Union2 reviews Charles B. Strozier Paul Dry Books, 2001 The 16th American President on the therapist's couch + Very enjoyable This book is a wonder insight into the psyche of Abraham Lincoln. This book focuses on the history of Lincoln, not so much the history of his political terms as president, rather the history behind the morals and personality of the man himself. Charles Strozier does a wonderful job in piecing ...             The Public Philosophy4 reviews Walter Lippmann Transaction Publishers, 1989 One of my favorites... + A Timeless insight at the psyche of politics + Lippmann's The Public Philosophy: Still Relevant Today Walter Lippmann is one of my favorite non-fiction writers. He is a brilliant man, and his work has contributed greatly to the modern American political landscape. It's sad to see this book going out of print. Few tomes grant such insight into the fundamental weaknesses of democratic nations. In ...             Don't Think of an Elephant: Know Your Values and Frame the Debate--The Essential Guide for Progressives200 reviews George Lakoff Chelsea Green, 2004 Thinking Outside THE Box + Good framework for framing + A must read for the prograssives (or Liberal crowd) especially volunteers for the DNC! I was one of millions of people who watched Faux News only-just 'for fun'. Now I understand why 9 million dollar salary of Bill O'reilly worth every penny.             Teach Yourself Postmodernism18 reviews Glenn Ward McGraw-Hill, 2003 A simple book on a complex subject + Good basic outline to Postmodernism + Teach yourself postmodernism + This is the book I should have read first + Nice Intro             Don't Think of an Elephant: Know Your Values and Frame the Debate--The Essential Guide for Progressives200 reviews George Lakoff Chelsea Green, 2004 Thinking Outside THE Box + Good framework for framing + A must read for the prograssives (or Liberal crowd) especially volunteers for the DNC! I was one of millions of people who watched Faux News only-just 'for fun'. Now I understand why 9 million dollar salary of Bill O'reilly worth every penny.             The Social Studies Wars: What Should We Teach the Children?1 review Ronald W. Evans Teachers College Press, 2004 Comments from Distinguished Educators An engaging, timely, and important historical account. Evans's book is perceptive and compelling, and should be essential reading for anyone interested in the history of social education. ~Wilson J. Warren, Western Michigan University, Evans' delineation of approaches is vastly more ...             Teach Yourself Postmodernism18 reviews Glenn Ward McGraw-Hill, 2003 A simple book on a complex subject + Good basic outline to Postmodernism + Teach yourself postmodernism + This is the book I should have read first + Nice Intro             Learning to Divide the World: Education at Empire's End1 review John Willinsky University of Minnesota Press, 1999 Double Award Winner This book is the winner of Outstanding Book Awards from the History of Education Society (1998-1999) and American Education Research Association (1999).             Lincoln's Quest for Union2 reviews Charles B. Strozier Paul Dry Books, 2001 The 16th American President on the therapist's couch + Very enjoyable This book is a wonder insight into the psyche of Abraham Lincoln. This book focuses on the history of Lincoln, not so much the history of his political terms as president, rather the history behind the morals and personality of the man himself. Charles Strozier does a wonderful job in piecing ...             The Public Philosophy4 reviews Walter Lippmann Transaction Publishers, 1989 One of my favorites... + A Timeless insight at the psyche of politics + Lippmann's The Public Philosophy: Still Relevant Today Walter Lippmann is one of my favorite non-fiction writers. He is a brilliant man, and his work has contributed greatly to the modern American political landscape. It's sad to see this book going out of print. Few tomes grant such insight into the fundamental weaknesses of democratic nations. In ...             Politics for Dummies19 reviews Ann DeLaney For Dummies, 2002 Good, despite being very simple at times + Great Political Tool + Is was fine + Politics for Dummies + Good job             Slander: Liberal Lies About the American Right1236 reviews Ann Coulter Three Rivers Press, 2003 Veritas + Slander + Brilliant with Clarity That reported in the media erroneously can sometimes be classified as libel. Lies repeated at cocktail parties, even by those in the media, merit the classification of slander. Those struggling to discover what is cropping up on the political horizon need only read Ms. Coulter's excellent book. ...