書籍詳情
格式
平裝書
頁數
263
語言
英語
已出版
Nov 1, 2001
出版商
The New Press
ISBN-10
1565846664
ISBN-13
9781565846661
描述
In a time when punitive measures dominate the educational landscape, this handbook emerges as an essential guide for parents, students, educators, and community members seeking to challenge the prevailing narrative. The authors delve into the implications of zero-tolerance policies, highlighting the detrimental effects these practices have on students' lives, particularly those from marginalized backgrounds.
Through a combination of compelling analysis and inspiring narratives, they advocate for a shift toward restorative justice and empathetic education. By offering practical strategies and encouraging open dialogue, the authors empower readers to resist punitive measures and advocate for a more supportive and inclusive approach to schooling.
Through a combination of compelling analysis and inspiring narratives, they advocate for a shift toward restorative justice and empathetic education. By offering practical strategies and encouraging open dialogue, the authors empower readers to resist punitive measures and advocate for a more supportive and inclusive approach to schooling.