The Man Who Became A School

Included throughout are anecdotes that illustrate Mr. Kamm's administrative and teaching practices. Each chapter ends with a series of questions that prompt the reader to reflect on the meaning of education.

Included throughout are anecdotes that illustrate Mr. Kamm's administrative and teaching practices. Each chapter ends with a series of questions that prompt the reader to reflect on the meaning of education.

The life of Charles Kamm personifies the lofty and ultimate goals to which every master teacher aspires. His dedication to the teaching profession as portrayed through Marcia S. Popp's The Man Who Became A School should serve as a measuring stick for aspiring teachers and administrators, as well as a rule book for practicing educators. Dr. Popp has epitomized Charles Kamm as Jesse Stuart's 'good teacher that lives on and on through his students.' Charles Kamm is the teacher who is immortal and the role model for all educators.

Marcia S. Popp was an elementary teacher, college professor, and director of teacher education at McKendree College in Illinois. She is also the author of two college level textbooks.