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One of history's greatest thinkers in education, Dr. Caleb Gattegno, would have turned 100 this year. His highly effective approaches to teaching methematics, foreign languages, and reading radically altered the tradtional role of the teacher from someone who attempts to transmit knowledge, to a masterful and even silent guide who allows and encourages students to be producers of their own knowledge and skill. These are the stories of those who have taken up the Gattegno challenge. They are stories of tough career choices, unusual working conditions, transformation, inspiration, and ultimately joy in working with and doing the work of a genius who has been compared to the paradigm-changing likes of Copernicus.

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Authors: More than 100 
Published 2011
Color, 361 Pages, Softcover
ISBN 978-0-87825-344-9
Copyright © 2011
Educational Solutions Worldwide Inc.

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