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Chalkboard champions

twelve remarkable teachers who educated America's disenfranchised students

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Terry Lee Marzell
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An edition of Chalkboard champions (2012)

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twelve remarkable teachers who educated America's disenfranchised students

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Wheatmark
Language
English
Pages
265

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Subjects
Teachers of children with social disabilities, Biography, Children with social disabilities, Education, History
Places
United States

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Chalkboard champions: twelve remarkable teachers who educated America's disenfranchised students
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Table of Contents

Charlotte Forten Grimke : she taught emancipated slaves
Elaine Goodale Eastman : she was a sister to the Indians
Julia Richman : she was a champion for Jewish immigrants
Annie Sullivan Macy : she pioneered education for the handicapped
Carter Goodwin Woodson : he originated Black History month
Clara Comstock : she found homes for the orphans
Eulalia Collins Bourne : she educated little cowpunchers
Leonard Covello : he was an innovator of cultural pluralism
Gladys Kamakakuokalani Brandt : she taught native Hawaiians
Mary Tsukamoto : she developed internment camp programs
Sandra Adickes : she taught in a civil rights freedom school
Jaime Escalante : he championed Latino American students.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliography (page 247-255) and index.

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Tucson, Arizona

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
371.9/0430922, B
Library of Congress
LA2311 .M374 2012

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Pagination
ix, 265 pages
Number of pages
265

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31103129M
ISBN 13
9781604948103, 9781604948349
LCCN
2012939586

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