53 Interesting Ways to Promote Equal Opportunities in the Classroom - V. Lewis, S. Habeshaw Reviews
Newest Review: ... is the key word here. The book is littered with ideas, games and discussions that the teacher and the learner can work at ... more
... together. From the use of language people tend to use to racial and gender issues and how to address them in a class. A highlight of the book is that Lewis and Habeshaw have not just concentrated on gender and race as equal opportunity issues but have also taken a look at people with learning difficulties such as dyslexia. The book let’s us explore these types of issues and gives positive ideas on how to tackle a problem like that. The writers also discuss the prejudice that gay and lesbian learners are subje...more
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The first thing that strikes you about this book is the appalling sleeve. Not that one judges a book by it’s cover but when you are presented with a book that is just a dirty shade of green and some unimaginatively styled font, one cannot help to sigh. However, the content of this short book is fascinating and informative. ’53 Interesting Ways to…’ is a series of books written by and aimed at teachers and lecturers involved in all levels of education. The book is about how to promote equal opportunities in education and ‘promote’ really is the key word here. The book is littered with ideas, games and discussions that the ... Read the complete review
