"Don't Wake The Teacher" based on the author's experience of a unique school that will appeal to educators who will appreciate the special moments and techniques used. The general population will enjoy the many anecdotes and short stories interspersed among the descriptions.
Professional Reviews
John L. Hoh, Jr. Independent Book Reviewer
he book was enjoyable to read and I could see my son Matthew in such a classroom as Mr. Ducker’s. Teachers of small children will also delight in this book.
Rating: 4.5 out 5 stars
J. M. Steele, Retired Director of Education for the Fort Frances Rainy River Board School Board.
"The love of children is reflected in this fine book. This wonderful piece of educational literature should be in the library of every school in Ontario. Every teacher should read this book, particularly those in the Primary Grades."
Paul Jackson, Retired Elementary School Principal for McCrosson School.
"An inspirational overview of an innovative teacher's experiences in a unique North-western
Ontario school."
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