Why Kids Love (and Hate) School: Reflections on Difference (Academy for Educational Studies)
by Laura Ruth Johnson, Steven P. Jones, Eric C. Sheffield
Reflections on why children both love and hate school, focusing on the role of difference in educational experiences. Authored by Laura Ruth Johnson, Steven P. Jones, and Eric C. Sheffield for the Academy for Educational Studies, this book offers insightful perspectives on the emotional landscape of learning.
About This Book
Why Kids Love (and Hate) School delves into the multifaceted emotions children experience in educational settings. Authored by Laura Ruth Johnson, Steven P. Jones, and Eric C. Sheffield, it provides reflections on how differences shape school dynamics.
The book, part of the Academy for Educational Studies series, encourages educators and readers to consider the diverse ways students interact with learning environments. It highlights the interplay between affection and aversion in academic life.
Through its contemplative approach, the work invites a deeper understanding of educational challenges and opportunities. It serves as a resource for those interested in the human elements of schooling.
Overall, the text emphasizes the importance of recognizing individual differences to foster more inclusive educational practices.
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