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# See Me After Class: Advice for Teachers by Teachers

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Review: Sobering and empowering - My best friend from high school has been a teacher for more than a decade. Over the years, we've stayed in touch and he suggested that I consider getting my teaching certification and become a teacher. His words: "You'd be a great high school or middle school English teacher." It piqued my interest and I had considered it in the past. So I've started the research portion. I've already requested my transcripts from my undergrad schools so I can apply to a teaching cert program. The actual application to the program is still sitting around here somewhere waiting for me to fill out and submit. After reading this book (which I did in a day) I find myself NOT searching for that application. I still intend to go through with it but my zeal has now been tempered with realistic expectations. A week ago, it was all about fantasizing about the Mr. Holland's Opus moments that I'll be living out. After this book, I'm now taking a careful inventory of myself just to make sure I have what is needed to actually DO the job of teaching. This book, (hilarious at some points; had to catch my breath after laughing so hard) is exactly what the author says it is in the first chapter. A realistic view of the teaching profession in America. I feel it somewhat inoculated me against naive pitfalls and armed me to do an important job. At the end of the book, I realize it's not about me living the Stand and Deliver fantasy. It's about the students. At the end of the book, I am left with the realization that there are millions of kids in this world, and they all need at least one good teacher at some point in their lives. If I plan to be that, I can't let the harsh realities of the profession surprise and demoralize me. I can now go into it prepared to conduct myself with a professional work ethic. My Lean On Me delusions are now in their proper place; right next to my NFL Quarterback fantasies. I am now ready to devote myself to making a meaningful contribution to this world and don't need a credit roll at the end to motivate me. Wonderful book. Thanks.
Review: Stop reading reviews and BUY THIS BOOK! - I will be reading this again! This book is funny and honest. The content is excellent. Did I mention honest? This book thoroughly covers it all: the braggers, slackers, oblivious, perfectionists, the good and bad, and even the classic 'inept administrators.' Tons of advice that would fit a wide range of experience levels - strategies for teaching, professionalism, and social interactions. Great for new teachers, and for those who have experience already - it will get your wheels turning on where and how to improve. Are you a perfect, expert teacher? Great! This will help you be a better colleague and mentor to younger teachers. I couldn't put this book down, and I am no longer a teacher (private industry now). Hopefully that speaks to the humor and charm of this book and not to my extremely lame use of free time :) Cheers!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #568,710 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #1,467 in Educational Certification & Development #3,903 in Instruction Methods #4,006 in Education Theory (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (309) |
| Dimensions  | 5.51 x 0.51 x 8.5 inches |
| Edition  | 2nd |
| ISBN-10  | 1402297068 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1402297069 |
| Item Weight  | 8.6 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 208 pages |
| Publication date  | November 7, 2013 |
| Publisher  | Sourcebooks |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sobering and empowering
*by S***A on May 9, 2011*

My best friend from high school has been a teacher for more than a decade. Over the years, we've stayed in touch and he suggested that I consider getting my teaching certification and become a teacher. His words: "You'd be a great high school or middle school English teacher." It piqued my interest and I had considered it in the past. So I've started the research portion. I've already requested my transcripts from my undergrad schools so I can apply to a teaching cert program. The actual application to the program is still sitting around here somewhere waiting for me to fill out and submit. After reading this book (which I did in a day) I find myself NOT searching for that application. I still intend to go through with it but my zeal has now been tempered with realistic expectations. A week ago, it was all about fantasizing about the Mr. Holland's Opus moments that I'll be living out. After this book, I'm now taking a careful inventory of myself just to make sure I have what is needed to actually DO the job of teaching. This book, (hilarious at some points; had to catch my breath after laughing so hard) is exactly what the author says it is in the first chapter. A realistic view of the teaching profession in America. I feel it somewhat inoculated me against naive pitfalls and armed me to do an important job. At the end of the book, I realize it's not about me living the Stand and Deliver fantasy. It's about the students. At the end of the book, I am left with the realization that there are millions of kids in this world, and they all need at least one good teacher at some point in their lives. If I plan to be that, I can't let the harsh realities of the profession surprise and demoralize me. I can now go into it prepared to conduct myself with a professional work ethic. My Lean On Me delusions are now in their proper place; right next to my NFL Quarterback fantasies. I am now ready to devote myself to making a meaningful contribution to this world and don't need a credit roll at the end to motivate me. Wonderful book. Thanks.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stop reading reviews and BUY THIS BOOK!
*by S***R on January 3, 2012*

I will be reading this again! This book is funny and honest. The content is excellent. Did I mention honest? This book thoroughly covers it all: the braggers, slackers, oblivious, perfectionists, the good and bad, and even the classic 'inept administrators.' Tons of advice that would fit a wide range of experience levels - strategies for teaching, professionalism, and social interactions. Great for new teachers, and for those who have experience already - it will get your wheels turning on where and how to improve. Are you a perfect, expert teacher? Great! This will help you be a better colleague and mentor to younger teachers. I couldn't put this book down, and I am no longer a teacher (private industry now). Hopefully that speaks to the humor and charm of this book and not to my extremely lame use of free time :) Cheers!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Real Life-Saver (and Awesome File System Suggestions!)
*by J***4 on July 15, 2009*

I only found this book during the summer after my first year of teaching, but I think it is actually better that way. I think 90% of this book would have seemed like nonsense to me had I read this last summer at this time. Now, I see so much truth in everything she (and the other teachers) wrote in this book. That is, of course, not to say that I have no need for this book. I see so much of myself and my past year on each page, and to ward off some of those problems from repeating themselves this year, I will certainly be implementing her advice. I cannot say enough about how excited I am to try her suggested filing system. The system is simple and comprehensive, and I am betting that it will help me feel much more organizationally-empowered this year!! Hers is a book I will return to again and again for the next few years. I found myself wondering "Will I ever know enough to write such a thorough book like this about teaching, or will I always be the one hunting down books like this?!" Oh, and thank goodness it is not one of those sappy *ahem* There Are No Shortcuts-esque books that just leave me feeling like I'm wrecking a sacred profession.

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