Publisher:
Owlkids Books
Pages: 64
Source: I
received a copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review
Genre:
All Ages, Non-fiction
This book made its way through several of the teachers at
my school before I got it back to review.
We are an IB World School, so the other teachers thought they should
read this book to share with their students how lucky they are to be able to
have an education that comes so easy.
It was eye opening to see how these kids live and how much they value an
education. This is a block that
definitely will go on my shelves.
My students need to realize how good they have it.
For me the most interesting thing was the Platform
schools. Kids are free to cme and
go, or bring younger siblings. This eliminates many problems they may
have.
I personally would love to hold school in a tree
house. I think Ill share this book
with my students at the beginning of next school year. Maybe then they will appreciate the
free educational chances they have.
A tree school? That sound so good.
ReplyDeleteI always loved to read about the so called non conventional schools
I hate being stuck in a conventional classroom day in and day out. Occasionally I enjoy taking my students into our courtyard and having class in the cool breeze. Time wise it doesn't work well.
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