FIRST PERSON: The person who taught me the most about teaching just graduated from high school

Author Steven Goldman reflects on the lessons he learned from his son Theo during their car rides to and from school. Theo, who has mild dyslexia, talked about what school was like from his point of view. His perspectives helped Goldman become a better teacher.

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Phi Delta Kappan
Published
2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1177/00317217241304831
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Reading and Literacy Development
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FIRST PERSON: The person who taught me the most about teaching just graduated from high school

Steven Goldman
Phi Delta Kappan
Reading and Literacy Development
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FIRST PERSON: The person who taught me the most about teaching just graduated from high school

Steven Goldman
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Abstract

Author Steven Goldman reflects on the lessons he learned from his son Theo during their car rides to and from school. Theo, who has mild dyslexia, talked about what school was like from his point of view. His perspectives helped Goldman become a better teacher.

Phi Delta KappanVol. 106(4)
Quality Education
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Reading and Literacy Development
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