This author is best known as an educator and advocate for progressive alternative education. His prolific work, spanning over thirty books on education, inspired the Open School movement of the 1960s. He is also credited with coining the term "open classroom." His writings focus on innovative pedagogical approaches and their impact on students.
Exploring the multifaceted nature of poetry, this work highlights its ability to evoke deep emotions and provoke thought. It emphasizes how modern poetry can both intensify and celebrate human experiences, ranging from profound misery to outrageous humor. The text challenges conventional perceptions of language, showcasing poetry's serious yet playful essence, reflecting the complexities of life itself.
Play and Invention with Language
For puzzle fans and game players, here are more than 300 games, puzzles, contests and other challenges of language-all calculated to exercise the mind, stretch the imagination, and provide hours of fun for everyone.
antiautoritärer unterricht in der schule von heute - bk146; Rowohlt Verlag; Herbert R. Kohl; pocket_book; 1971