Celebrating Teachers has been reviewed by UKEdChat

27 July 2021

"The book offers a fantastic range of real-world school stories, showing how individual teachers have positively impacted on young people they taught." Read UKEdChat's great review of Gary Toward and Chris Henley's new book 'Celebrating Teachers', which has been given a rating of 9.2/10!

PROS

  • The book offers a fantastic range of real-world school stories, showing how individual teachers have positively impacted on young people they taught.
  • Gary & Chris reflect on each of the 19 stories shared, highlighting the difference each individual made, and how the reader can change their practice to make a difference to individuals.
  • A top-ten collection of traits is highlighted within the conclusion, showcasing behaviours that teachers can adopt to ensure all students become active learners.
  • Is it nice to view how other teachers work, and this book does spotlight what happens in various school settings at different phases and in different parts of the UK.
  • The book celebrates the fantastic brilliance of 19 individual teachers, and although you may not be included, be assured that you are likely to be included within the narrative of young people who you have taught. This book also salutes you.

Read the full review here.

Gary Toward and Chris Henley believe that teaching is the best and most important profession. Now, you might argue that it would be medicine that should take that accolade – as medics save lives and mend people. But teachers create lives and ‘make’ people. They, in fact, create medics!

This book celebrates the superhero of the classroom: the teacher.

Teachers make a difference, and often that difference is life-changing. In this book, Gary and Chris look at some of the many cases where such a difference has been made and examine exactly what it was that made such an impact on the life of the young person – and they also highlight the key approaches that teachers might want to try out in their own classroom, with their own pupils.

Find out more about the book here.


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