"Bad Teacher!" contextualizes recent controversies involving teachers and their unions and argues that teachers are not the root cause of the problems in America’s education system.
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15 must-read books about K-12 education in the US
Confused by the rhetoric? Here are 15 books to help you understand public education in the US today.
13. 'Bad Teacher! How Blaming Teachers Distorts the Bigger Picture,' by Kevin K. Kumashiro
