I Wish My Teacher Knew: How One Question Can Change Everything for Our Kids

I ordered this book for a master’s class and can honestly say that this is the ONLY book that I have enjoyed in my college career. Eye-opening as an educator and an easy read.

A well written and powerful book! Helpful for new and seasoned teachers alike.

Honestly, a pretty good read. I wouldn't have read this if it wasn't required for my college course but I'm glad I did. I dislike young children but this book helped me get a better understanding on how to interact with them if I ever have to.

This is a wonderful read to help build relationships with your students!I would like to adapt this and do with teachers. But using, “I wish my principal knew…”

Great book to read, especially for those who are or want to be teachers!

The campus book store was out and needed for a college course I was taking. Great read! Glad I was able to find it on Amazon!

As an educator, this book is definitely an eye opener because you find out how the students really feel whenever you put this sentence stem in the atmosphere. I feel like this is a book that every educator should add to their collection to help have a better connection with students.

Used in college education classInteresting.

I really did enjoy this book, however, I could only give it three stars because the information inside was not entirely different from many other education and teaching books I have read. I am a high school teacher and have read MANY books on pedagogy, student needs (that go far beyond what we think), and teaching practices and strategies. While this truly is a good book and it started from a wonderful place, I found a lot of the content to be repetitive and not really unique from other books on the same topic.

All teachers should read this to understand kids better. All parents should read this to understand the struggles of a teacher better

Livre redondant et ennuyeux.... rien de nouveau

De los mejores libros sobre educación desde un punto de vista humano. Proporciona un análisis profundo sobre la perspectiva de los niños

This book should be read not only by educators, that's a given, but parents too, whether your child is flying through school engaged, or needs help to reach their potential. Having an awareness of what good teaching looks like and the struggles our children's peers may be going through not only put our own children's experiences and education into perspective but our own opinions, labels and perceptions too.