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James Herndon details classroom life and the inescapable realities of a school situation.

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• Foreword to the New Edition
• Part 1 (p. 7)
• I Kite(p. 10)
• II Son of, Return of, (Way It Spozed To Be)(p. 16)
• III Christopher Columbus(p. 22)
• IV Creative Arts(p. 40)
• V Return of, Son of, The Hawk(p. 43)
• VI A Dog at School(p. 52)
• VII An Environment For Lizards(p. 57)
• VIII The Stream of Life(p. 61)
• Part 2 Explanatory Notes
• #1 Find a Good School and Send Your Kid There(p. 88)
• #2 Jail(p. 97)
• #3 No Man(p. 99)
• #4 The Dumb Class(p. 103)
• #5 Four-or Five-Minute Speech for A Symposium on American Institutions and Do They Need Changing or What?(p. 109)
• #6 At Random(p. 115)
• #7 Flax(p. 117)
• Part 3
• IX Rabbit Mountain(p. 122)
• X Lesson Plan(p. 132)
• XI The Pony Express of the Silver Screen(p. 134)
• XII Reading in Your Native Land(p. 144)
• XIII How Teachers Learn(p. 145)
• XIV The Price of Amphibians(p. 168)

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James Herndon taught in California for more than twenty-five years and was president of his local teachers' union. His writing about education. established him as one of the most important voices of the nation's school reform movement.