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Tales of the Dolly Llama: OneTeacher's Long Journey to a Kind of Enlightenment, on which he encounters The Dowager Empress,The Better Baby Institute, the Prussian Army and more

by Guy Kuttner

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"This is the best piece Ive read on teaching in years. Not only does Guy nail issue after issue with laser-like precision, but he manages to afflict the comfortable and comfort the afflicted with humor and brief anecdotes, avoiding both the puffed-up academic pose and the grim earnestness of the wounded and the self-righteous. I really love it." Bill Ayers, Distinguished Professor of Education and author of "To Teach, The Journey of a Teacher", "Teaching Toward Freedom", and "Fugitive Days".… (more)

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"This is the best piece Ive read on teaching in years. Not only does Guy nail issue after issue with laser-like precision, but he manages to afflict the comfortable and comfort the afflicted with humor and brief anecdotes, avoiding both the puffed-up academic pose and the grim earnestness of the wounded and the self-righteous. I really love it." Bill Ayers, Distinguished Professor of Education and author of "To Teach, The Journey of a Teacher", "Teaching Toward Freedom", and "Fugitive Days".

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