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Haberman, Martin – Educational Horizons, 2008
The society is violent, the urban neighborhoods are violent, and the schools are violent. People who want to teach in urban schools need to recognize the reality of the situation they will enter. Beginning teachers must recognize that preventing violence is an integral part of their legitimate work; the more effective they are at empowering…
Descriptors: Urban Schools, Neighborhoods, Urban Teaching, Violence
Peer reviewedHaberman, Martin – Educational Horizons, 1992
"Star" urban teachers are driven by the desire to develop good people. Their undergirding ideology is high expectations for low-income students, and they see their role as fundamentally different from that of other teachers. (SK)
Descriptors: Disadvantaged Environment, Ideology, Individual Development, Poverty
Peer reviewedHaberman, Martin – Educational Horizons, 1994
Gentle teaching, empowering children growing up amid poverty and violence, is the only alternative to ineffective coercive teaching. "Decent" teachers are not judgmental, moralistic, or easily shocked; they listen, recognize their biases, are culturally competent, and do not seek to fulfill power needs. (SK)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Poverty, Teacher Attitudes, Teacher Behavior


