Description: "As a document, [it] is moving and instructive."--Anthony Borden, Nation "This book is not only a wonderful study of educational psychology. It reads like a novel. I recommend it highly."--Carl Kreider, Mennonite Weekly Review "A very interesting and easily readable book. . . . A Class Divided could be very helpful on an individual level for personal reflection. It would be equally useful for discussion in teacher training classes and for professional development workshops for members of the helping professions."--Janice Hale-Benson, Young Children "Reading this book is excellent preparation for becoming inoculated against racism."--George Henderson, Educational Leadership "[A] small but thought-provoking volume. . . . Unlike many works on discrimination, this is a 'quiet' book with limited goals and modest claims."--Anita W. Graber, Readings "This exceedingly well-written book should be on the reading list of virtually all teacher education classes."--John I. Goodlad, author of A Place Called School

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