About the Author:
Victor L. Cahn is professor of English at Skidmore College.
Review:
Delightful, witty, well-written, and insightful, Classroom Virtuoso provides not just an entertaining and informative perspective of American education at the prep school and college level, but also a thoughtful perspective of the effects of a changing American society on academic communities over the past fifty years. Whether you teach at a liberal arts college or have attended one, this book is sure to engage you. (Mary E. Morton Strey, provost and vice president for academic affairs at Gustavus Adolphus College, Minnesota)
Victor Cahn is, in his own words, a teacher. A great one, whose talent I had the pleasure of experiencing first hand more years ago than he or I would care to admit. In this artful and witty volume, he still has much to teach us about education, finding a place in the world, and living on our own terms. (A. T. Charlie Johnson Jr., professor and associate chair for undergraduate affairs, University of Pennsylvania)
A constantly engaging memoir by an English professor who loves his life as a classroom teacher. Full of practical strategies, it's a must-read for anyone starting out in the profession. (David B. McIlhiney, Episcopal Chaplain of the University of Virginia)
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