The Inside Story of the Teacher Revolution in America

Focusing on the teacher revolution of the 1960s and 1970s, this book offers an insider's perspective on the rise of teacher unions and the shift towards militancy in the profession. It explores the historical context of underappreciation and low pay for teachers, detailing how the introduction of collective bargaining laws empowered educators to demand better conditions. The narrative also highlights the transformative changes within the National Education Association, revealing the challenges teachers faced and the importance of public education in America.