A Note from Hope Katz Gibbs, founder, InkandescentRadio.com: Hello and welcome to this month’s episode of the Authors Between the Covers show on the Inkandescent Radio Network. I’m Hope Katz Gibbs, host of the show and creator of the Inkandescent PR + Publishing Co., thrilled to be here with the amazing award-winning teacher and author Phillip Done!
Phil is coming to us from Budapest, Hungary, and I know that you will enjoy today’s podcast interview, where he’ll share insights into his international travels and new book, The Art of Teaching Children.
First, I must tell the audience that I have been a huge fan of Phil’s since he published 32 First Graders and One Class Bunny. My kids were in elementary school then, and I was the communications director of the City of Fairfax Schools in Northern VA. I remember reading the book in one sitting – laughing hysterically and alternatively crying at his poignant essays.
Today, we talk about that book, his career, Phil’s well-deserved awards, and most importantly, his newest title, The Art of Teaching Children.
You’ll learn:
- What inspired Phil to write his latest tome, The Art of Teaching Children
- What inspired him to pen his first bestseller, 32 First Graders and One Class Bunny
- His career as a teacher
- His multitude of well-deserved awards
- His international travels and work as a teacher abroad
- His own experience as a student
- What’s next for Phil Done?
- How can people buy The Art of Teaching Children, on sale now!
About The Art of Teaching Children: An essential guide for teachers and parents that’s destined to become a classic, The Art o
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