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File Size: 2922 KB

Print Length: 258 pages

Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0743243781

Publisher: Scribner; 1st edition (November 15, 2005)

Publication Date: November 15, 2005

Sold by: Simon and Schuster Digital Sales Inc

Language: English

ASIN: B000FCKI7I

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McCourt reaches his students in NYC by telling them about his alcoholic father, growing up in Ireland, moving to New York at 19, his failed first marraige and other life experiences both big and small.The dialogue is wonderful. The interplay between McCourt and his students is both real and instructional.He tells his students to write better excuse notes and to do resturant reviews on neighborhood eateries and report back to him.It's a quick read. After teaching in NYC for about 30 years, he obviously knows what works. If you were a teacher, are a teacher or are thinking about becoming a teacher, read it and borrow some of his ideas.I just started teaching in the inner city last week, and I'm going to use some of them myself.

A man saw me finish this book on a very crowded Amtrak train and asked whether I enjoyed it. I was so happy to tell someone how much I loved this book and his other two.I actually liked this one the least, but that barely matters. I loved it almost the same. He was an engaging and hilarious writer. He would have been better if he'd been a tad more honest with himself about himself but I guess then he wouldn't be Frank McCourt. ;) I'm sad he didn't leave us with more of his wonderful stories.

I know Angela’s Ashes and Tis get all the attention. However, as a teacher, I resonate more toward Teacher Man. I first read this on audio with Frank McCourt as the author! That accent! If you are a teacher, this is a must read.

I don't know when I've enjoyed a book as much as I'm enjoying this one! I've read Angela's Ashes and loved it but it was a sad story. This inside look into what it was like to teach English in American schools is priceless and I've laughed out loud many times as Frank McCourt is a gifted writer in that he gives you a clear visualization of each classroom scene. I love it!

This book made me appreciate the fact that I teach adults and not kids in high school. Now I can understand what my son goes through when he teaches his classes in high school. I love what Frank stated as advice to a young teacher, "Do what you love". If Frank, or I , or anyone else can reach just one student and make a difference, we feel like we are successful. We have done our job.

I taught 23 years in Brooklyn where my students were mostly Black. Some Afro American, many from the West Indies. I then transferred to Staten Island where my students were mostly white, a combination of Italian, Jewish and Irish backgrounds. I saw the many different cultures that the author experienced. I enjoyed the humor and honesty of the book. And in many cases recalled the similar feelings of the author. This book should be required reading for any education major looking into the teaching career. Great job Mr. McCourt.

This is the third of Frank McCourt's memoir trilogy which followed up his Pulitzer Prize winning debut "Angela's Ashes" and 'Tis. This deals with Frank McCourt's teaching career in New York City. I did enjoy witty and self depreciating style of writing. I was a little disappointed that even though he dives deep into his teaching career we learn little of his personal life. I would have been interested in his relationships with his wives/children and his brother (and author also Malachy McCourt). I think this would have painted a broader picture of his life and how it influenced his teaching style. I'd only read it if you've read his first two books and wish finish the trilogy plus I think it would more sense to have the back story of the other two. Too bad he hadn't written more as I think his style is entertaining and insightful.

I got hooked on McCourt's books after reading Angela's Ashes and Tis. I was hoping Teacher would be as good, if not better. I found it a little disappointing. It seemed to lack McCourt's humor/wit. Of his three books, I believe Tis was the best.

Frank's life and experience teaching in NYC school system is just amazing. I really like the way he tells his stories.In our cookie-cutter world, Frank would seem like a misfit with no future, and no talent, but this book is a reminder that everyone can harness their talents if they learn to accept and love themselves.This is a really encouraging read, especially for those who are interested in teaching, or writing textbooks for students.Teachers should let loose, and talk WITH students instead of taking TO students. Once there is camaraderie and happiness, only then can the real learning begin.

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