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HomeShop at BookSurgeBusiness & EconomicsDecision-Making & Problem SolvingTeaching and Helping Students Think and Do Better: Things to Help Students Think and To Do Better in School and In Life |
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4 of 6 found the following review helpful:
A Man of Educational Integrity Sep 14, 2007
By Maurice Fisher The author, an outstanding teacher and physicist, has a deep understanding that goes beyond the "tricky dog" Power Point mindset dominating educational thinking today. His book serves as an excellent tonic for removing many of the cobwebs of bad thinking predominant in American public education. I highly recommend this book to all educators who want to clear out some of their own conceptual cobwebs, post haste.
Maurice D. Fisher, Ph.D.
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Gifted Education Press
6 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Those who can't do, teach. Those who can't teach, write books like this. May 29, 2010
By Ludwig Mr. Aranoff is a jackanapes. He writes reviews about others' books that he has never read by making gross ASSumptions based upon anonymous reviews he has read rather than his own reading of the book. This is sloppy and lazy science. Students will be able to think and do better than Mr. Aranoff if they simply read the material in question themselves, a point that Mr. Aranoff seems to miss in real life.
4 of 8 found the following review helpful:
for all new teachers and their teachers Nov 11, 2007
By Daina Taimina I would suggest this book to all math ed students - there are many things that are very useful for beginner teachers - things we learn with time and call it exparience, but then think - wish I known that earlier...
Daina Taimina, Adjunct Associate Professor, Cornell University
0 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Great Resource Apr 06, 2008
By A. Blackwell
"Teacher"
As a mentor and teacher, I think that this book is an excellent reference for all new teachers. This is definitely on my reading list!
4 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Writed bad like and no grammar be having author. Jan 31, 2011
By J. Hanselman
"jbarbie23"
Seriously? Read the product description, which was written by the author. This person has published a book? He can't even complete a sentence! I don't know what Ph.D. stands for in this context, but I assure you that it doesn't mean what you think it means. I really hope this product is a joke. If it isn't, I weep for the future.
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