36 Children (Penguin Education Specials)

36 Children by Herbert Kohl, published by Penguin Books Australia Ltd. in 1972, is a reprint edition that spans 232 pages. This book provides insights into the experiences of African American students and the challenges faced by elementary school teachers in educating them. It explores the dynamics of education through the lens of these children’s writings, offering a unique perspective on their voices and experiences.

Readers will find a focus on the intersection of education and culture, particularly regarding African American children’s narratives. The text delves into the complexities of teaching and learning in diverse environments, highlighting the importance of understanding students’ backgrounds. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in education, cultural studies, and the experiences of African American youth.