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What It Means to Be a Teacher: A Celebration of the Humor, Heart, and Hero in Every Classroom
Contributor(s): Larson, Jenn (Author)
ISBN: 1507212488     ISBN-13: 9781507212486
Publisher: Adams Media Corporation
OUR PRICE:   $13.49  
Product Type: Hardcover
Published: April 2020
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BISAC Categories:
- Humor | Topic - School & Education
- Self-help | Motivational & Inspirational
- Humor | Topic - Business & Professional
Dewey: 371.100
LCCN: 2019053239
Physical Information: 0.7" H x 6.1" W x 6.1" (0.80 lbs) 192 pages
 
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Publisher Description:
Blending inspiration, motivation, and humor, longtime teacher Jennifer Larson draws on her years of experience and takes a loving and a lighthearted look at the challenges of working in a school--a perfect teacher appreciation gift for any educator.

Teachers everywhere know the struggle is real--the overcrowded classrooms, bus duty in the rain, and staff meetings that definitely should have been an email. From the endless battle with the copier to constantly disappearing pencils, no one can deny that being a teacher is tough. But What It Means to Be a Teacher reminds you exactly why you do what you do.

With a heaping helping of humor and heart, longtime teacher Jennifer Larson reflects on the challenges teachers face every day and adds a laugh-out-loud perspective that resonates with educators everywhere. Both amusing and affectionate, What It Means to Be a Teacher is a perfect thank you gift for those special people who dedicate their lives to inspiring and supporting others and captures why being a teacher is the best job in the world.

Contributor Bio(s): Larson, Jenn: - Jennifer Larson's parents were both teachers, so teaching is in her blood! She has a Master's Degree in curriculum and instruction and over twenty years of experience as a teacher in the elementary classroom. Jenn is also an author and she loves to share tips for busy teachers, as well as resources for upper elementary students on her website, The-Teacher-Next-Door.com.