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Work Hard, Be Hard: Journeys Through �No Excuses� Teaching

reviewed by Bryant Jensen � February 23, 2017

Title: Work Hard, Be Hard: Journeys Through �No Excuses� Teaching
Author(s): Jim Horn
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
ISBN: 147582579X, Pages: 252, Year: 2016
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Bryant Jensen Brigham Young University E-mail Author BRYANT JENSEN is Assistant Professor of Teacher Education at Brigham Young University. His work addresses cultural aspects of social and academic learning, classroom observation, home-school collaborations, and teacher development. Previously he was a Fulbright scholar in Mexico, an Institute of Education Sciences (IES) postdoc fellow, and an Early Career Grantee with the National Academy of Education. He recently co-edited Regarding Educaci�n: Mexican-American Schooling, Immigration, and Bi-National Improvement (Teachers College Press, 2013).

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