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Hardback or Cased Book. Etat : New. Kind to All Kinds. Letcher, Amanda (illustrateur). Book.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. While censorship has long been a reality for English teachers, the current censorship crisis represents a material change. This censorship is driven by politics, specifically Christian nationalism and related right-wing ideologies, and often is supported and upheld by local policies and statewide legislation. It is focused on large-scale book challenges, resulting in thousands of book bans a year. The current censorship trend also includes public condemnation of teachers and librarians through school board meetings and social media. This volume, the first of two, shares original research on the upsurge of censorship that has overtaken the English language arts classroom, beginning in 2020. The articles in this volume feature research that examines censorship from a variety of angles, and provide insight into: A national survey of English teachers that found that while a minority of teachers experienced direct censorship, a vast majority of teachers are concerned about potential censorship and make book selections based on that well-founded fear.Research based on interviews with middle-school teachers about their book selections, which found that while most feel well-prepared to select high-quality children's literature, they also feel constrained in their choices by both internal and external forces.Open-ended survey responses and storytelling to examine how teachers "worked around" restrictive curricular policies specific to the 1619 Project.The intersection of restrictive state legislation and policies, the reasons for book challenges, and the rhetoric around critical race theory and diversity, equity, and inclusion using critical policy analysis.Actions, steps, and policy strategies that teachers and administrators can use to prepare for and respond to book challenges.NCTE has long been an outspoken opponent of censorship. This support for books, reading, and teacher expertise continues through today via the Students' Right to Read, the Committee Against Censorship, and the Intellectual Freedom Award. In a time of increasing censorship and attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion, this series and this volume serve as timely tools for helping to navigate this challenging landscape. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Classrooms--where students, their families, and curricular expectations intersect with legislation, education policies, and community norms--have become the sites of censorship and attacks on students' right to read. Teachers are the professionals charged with weaving these competing forces into a coherent curriculum and supportive school experience. The Impacts of Censorship, Volume 2 offers research that centers teachers working in a climate of book challenges and bans, censorship, restrictive legislation, angry parents, and ideologues. With essays that incorporate research from Idaho, Iowa, New York, Massachusetts, and Texas, this volume presents a wide range of educational contexts for the study of censorship. It also features interviews with nine National Council of Teachers of English Intellectual Freedom Award winners, including authors Laurie Halse Anderson and Nic Stone.Readers of this volume will gain a deeper understanding of teachers' perspectives and will learn strategies for teaching diverse texts in the current climate and for advocating to keep diverse books in students' hands. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - 'Happy, scared, sad, or loved - animals feel them all, just like us.'Kind to All Kinds is a gentle picture book that takes children on a journey through the animal world, helping them notice emotions, build empathy, and choose kindness in everyday life. From playful pets to wild wanderers to gentle farm friends, each page invites children to see how animals show their feelings - and why caring for every creature matters.This heartwarming story is for the everyday parent looking for a meaningful bedtime read, therapists and educators supporting children to develop empathy, families with pets who want to deepen their child's sense of care, and vegan families nurturing compassion for all beings.Written by a paediatric occupational therapist with a passion for supporting children's social-emotional development, and beautifully illustrated by Amanda Letcher, Kind to All Kinds is both a treasured story and a practical tool to nurture empathy, build emotional awareness, and recognise kindness in everyday choices. Letcher, Amanda (illustrateur).…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - While censorship has long been a reality for English teachers, the current censorship crisis represents a material change. This censorship is driven by politics, specifically Christian nationalism and related right-wing ideologies, and often is supported and upheld by local policies and statewide legislation. It is focused on large-scale book challenges, resulting in thousands of book bans a year. The current censorship trend also includes public condemnation of teachers and librarians through school board meetings and social media. This volume, the first of two, shares original research on the upsurge of censorship that has overtaken the English language arts classroom, beginning in 2020. The articles in this volume feature research that examines censorship from a variety of angles, and provide insight into:A national survey of English teachers that found that while a minority of teachers experienced direct censorship, a vast majority of teachers are concerned about potential censorship and make book selections based on that well-founded fear. Research based on interviews with middle-school teachers about their book selections, which found that while most feel well-prepared to select high-quality children's literature, they also feel constrained in their choices by both internal and external forces. Open-ended survey responses and storytelling to examine how teachers 'worked around' restrictive curricular policies specific to the 1619 Project. The intersection of restrictive state legislation and policies, the reasons for book challenges, and the rhetoric around critical race theory and diversity, equity, and inclusion using critical policy analysis. Actions, steps, and policy strategies that teachers and administrators can use to prepare for and respond to book challenges. NCTE has long been an outspoken opponent of censorship. This support for books, reading, and teacher expertise continues through today via the Students' Right to Read, the Committee Against Censorship, and the Intellectual Freedom Award. In a time of increasing censorship and attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion, this series and this volume serve as timely tools for helping to navigate this challenging landscape.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. While censorship has long been a reality for English teachers, the current censorship crisis represents a material change. This censorship is driven by politics, specifically Christian nationalism and related right-wing ideologies, and often is supported and upheld by local policies and statewide legislation. It is focused on large-scale book challenges, resulting in thousands of book bans a year. The current censorship trend also includes public condemnation of teachers and librarians through school board meetings and social media. This volume, the first of two, shares original research on the upsurge of censorship that has overtaken the English language arts classroom, beginning in 2020. The articles in this volume feature research that examines censorship from a variety of angles, and provide insight into: A national survey of English teachers that found that while a minority of teachers experienced direct censorship, a vast majority of teachers are concerned about potential censorship and make book selections based on that well-founded fear.Research based on interviews with middle-school teachers about their book selections, which found that while most feel well-prepared to select high-quality children's literature, they also feel constrained in their choices by both internal and external forces.Open-ended survey responses and storytelling to examine how teachers "worked around" restrictive curricular policies specific to the 1619 Project.The intersection of restrictive state legislation and policies, the reasons for book challenges, and the rhetoric around critical race theory and diversity, equity, and inclusion using critical policy analysis.Actions, steps, and policy strategies that teachers and administrators can use to prepare for and respond to book challenges.NCTE has long been an outspoken opponent of censorship. This support for books, reading, and teacher expertise continues through today via the Students' Right to Read, the Committee Against Censorship, and the Intellectual Freedom Award. In a time of increasing censorship and attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion, this series and this volume serve as timely tools for helping to navigate this challenging landscape. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Etat : New. Letcher, Amanda (illustrateur).

Hardcover. Etat : Brand New. 630 pages. 9.50x6.50x1.75 inches. In Stock.

HRD. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000. Letcher, Amanda (illustrateur).

HRD. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000. Letcher, Amanda (illustrateur).

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. "Happy, scared, sad, or loved - animals feel them all, just like us."Kind to All Kinds is a gentle picture book that takes children on a journey through the animal world, helping them notice emotions, build empathy, and choose kindness in everyday life. From playful pets to wild wanderers to gentle farm friends, each page invites children to see how animals show their feelings - and why caring for every creature matters.This heartwarming story is for the everyday parent looking for a meaningful bedtime read, therapists and educators supporting children to develop empathy, families with pets who want to deepen their child's sense of care, and vegan families nurturing compassion for all beings.Written by a paediatric occupational therapist with a passion for supporting children's social-emotional development, and beautifully illustrated by Amanda Letcher, Kind to All Kinds is both a treasured story and a practical tool to nurture empathy, build emotional awareness, and recognise kindness in everyday choices. Kind to All Kinds is a gentle picture book that helps young children recognise feelings, build empathy, and practise kindness through their interactions with animals and the world around them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Letcher, Amanda (illustrateur).…