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CONTENTS Acknowledgments Introduction by Mary Erina Driscoll, David T. Hansen, and Rene V. Arcilla Chapter 1 The Impossible Fullness of the Empty Classroom: A Letter of Appreciation" By Lee S. Shulman Chapter 2 "Images of Teaching: Cultivating a Moral Profession" By Linda Darling-Hammond Chapter 3 "On Seeing the Moral in Teaching" By David T. Hansen Chapter 4 "Philip Jackson and the Nuances of Imagination" By Maxine Greene Chapter 5 "Portrait of a Thinker" By Robert Boostrom Chapter 6 "Jackson's Pedagogy for Existential Learning" By Rene V. Arcilla Chapter 7 "A Dewey School Episode" By Thomas James Chapter 8 "The Circus Animals' Desertion: Lessons for Leaders in the Work of Philip W. Jackson" By Mary Erina Driscoll Chapter 9 "The Generalist Educator: Making a Mark on Curriculum Studies" By Lauren A. Sosniak Chapter 10 "The Misunderstood Curriculum" By Karen Zumwalt Chapter 11 "In Search of the Extraordinary in the Ordinary: Philip Jackson and/on John Dewey" By David Granger and Craig A. Cunningham Epilogue "Finding Phil" By Elliot Eisner, Stanford University Note References About the Editors and the Contributors Index
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Teaching.
Teachers -- United States.
Jackson, Philip W. (Philip Wesley), 1928-.