Description
Discover 'Those Who Can, Teach: What It Takes to Make the Next Generation,' a compelling narrative by renowned educator Andria Zafirakou. This eye-opening book, perfect for educators, parents, and anyone interested in the transformative power of teaching, delves into the inspiring life of the 'best teacher in the world.' The ISBN 9781526614049 guarantees you are getting a brand new copy in trade paperback format (UK edition) from Bloomsbury.
Andria's story is one of resilience and innovation set against the backdrop of an inner-city London school where diversity thrives—more than eighty languages are spoken. This remarkable account reveals her unorthodox methods, from mending uniforms to addressing social issues directly impacting her students' lives. Learn about her passion for arts education and how she harnesses creativity to help students overcome trauma, providing a voice to the voiceless and light in dark times.
Winning the Global Teacher Prize in 2018 is just the beginning; Andria committed her prize money to bolster arts education amidst cuts and curriculum changes that threaten creative learning. Her call to action sheds light on critical issues facing educators today, including cyberbullying, gang violence, and hunger.
This book is a must-read for those who believe in the lasting impact of education and the necessity of nurturing the next generation. Whether you are seeking inspiration or looking for ways to support arts in schools, 'Those Who Can, Teach' provides invaluable insights and motivation.
**Delivery Information:** This book is in brand new condition, available for prompt shipping across New Zealand. Order your copy today and join the movement to empower the next generation through education.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781526614049
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2022
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Description:
'An amazing book . . . Read it gang, honestly' Zoe Ball
'I haven't read a book for a long time that so often had me close to tears' Observer
'Inspirational . . . You can call this good teaching; what it looks like is love' Evening Standard
The powerful, inspiring story of Andria Zafirakou, 'the best teacher in the world', and what it takes to work on the frontlines of education today
Arts teacher Andria Zafirakou was always a rule-breaker. At her inner-city London school where more than eighty languages are spoken, she would sense urgent needs; mending uniforms, calling social services, shielding vulnerable teens from gangs. And she would tailor each class to its pupils, fiercely believing in the power of art to unlock trauma, or give a mute child the confidence to speak. Time and again, she would be proved right.
So in 2018, when Andria won the million-dollar Global Teacher Prize, she knew exactly where the money would go- back into arts education for all. Because today, the UK government's cuts and curriculum changes are destroying the arts, while their refusal to tackle the most dangerous threats faced by children cyber-bullying, gang violence, hunger and deprivation puts teachers on the safeguarding frontline.
Andria's story is a rallying wake-up call that shows what life is really like for schoolchildren today, and a moving insight into the extraordinary people shaping the n
Andria's story is one of resilience and innovation set against the backdrop of an inner-city London school where diversity thrives—more than eighty languages are spoken. This remarkable account reveals her unorthodox methods, from mending uniforms to addressing social issues directly impacting her students' lives. Learn about her passion for arts education and how she harnesses creativity to help students overcome trauma, providing a voice to the voiceless and light in dark times.
Winning the Global Teacher Prize in 2018 is just the beginning; Andria committed her prize money to bolster arts education amidst cuts and curriculum changes that threaten creative learning. Her call to action sheds light on critical issues facing educators today, including cyberbullying, gang violence, and hunger.
This book is a must-read for those who believe in the lasting impact of education and the necessity of nurturing the next generation. Whether you are seeking inspiration or looking for ways to support arts in schools, 'Those Who Can, Teach' provides invaluable insights and motivation.
**Delivery Information:** This book is in brand new condition, available for prompt shipping across New Zealand. Order your copy today and join the movement to empower the next generation through education.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781526614049
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2022
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Description:
'An amazing book . . . Read it gang, honestly' Zoe Ball
'I haven't read a book for a long time that so often had me close to tears' Observer
'Inspirational . . . You can call this good teaching; what it looks like is love' Evening Standard
The powerful, inspiring story of Andria Zafirakou, 'the best teacher in the world', and what it takes to work on the frontlines of education today
Arts teacher Andria Zafirakou was always a rule-breaker. At her inner-city London school where more than eighty languages are spoken, she would sense urgent needs; mending uniforms, calling social services, shielding vulnerable teens from gangs. And she would tailor each class to its pupils, fiercely believing in the power of art to unlock trauma, or give a mute child the confidence to speak. Time and again, she would be proved right.
So in 2018, when Andria won the million-dollar Global Teacher Prize, she knew exactly where the money would go- back into arts education for all. Because today, the UK government's cuts and curriculum changes are destroying the arts, while their refusal to tackle the most dangerous threats faced by children cyber-bullying, gang violence, hunger and deprivation puts teachers on the safeguarding frontline.
Andria's story is a rallying wake-up call that shows what life is really like for schoolchildren today, and a moving insight into the extraordinary people shaping the n