Jane Katch is the author of Under Deadman's Skin- Discovering the Meaning of Children's Violent Play and and They Don't Like Me- Lessons on Bullying and Teasing from a Preschool Classroom. She is a regular contributor to Educational Leadership magazine. A veteran teacher, she counseled emotionally disturbed children with Bruno Bettelheim at the Orthogenic School and taught kindergarten with Vivian Paley at the University of Chicago Lab School. She now teaches young children at the Touchstone Community School in Grafton, Massachusetts, and lives in Connecticut with her family. Find her online at www.janekatch.com.
Jane Katch is a gutsy teacher and she has written a fascinating
book about the obsessions and fears of boys in elementary school.
Under Deadman's Skin makes it clear why school boards and
politicians cannot legislate boy violence away. We all need to
understand boys the way Jane Katch does. --Michael Thompson, Ph.D.,
author of Raising Cain and coauthor of Speaking of Boys
"Like Vivian Paley before her, Jane Katch takes us inside the minds
and hearts of young children. She suspends judgement and her own
fears to walk alongside her young students." --James Garbarino,
author of Lost Boys: Why Our Sons Turn Violent and How We Can Save
Them
"[Katch] tackles many of the most perplexing questions about
classroom violence: Do violent movies make violent kids? Are boys
more violent than girls? And how does the act of exclusion lead to
a cycle of violence?" --New Orleans Times-Picayune
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