Питер Грей - Свобода учиться. Игра против школы
За эту книгу я особенно благодарен моему прекрасному литературному агенту Джил Марсал, которая нашла мой блог, убедила сделать из него книгу и провела меня по этому пути от начала до конца, до выхода книги. Еще я благодарю Томаса Келлехера, ответственного редактора, который решил, что эта книга стоит того, чтобы ее опубликовать, чем очень меня воодушевил; Коллина Трэйси, выпускающего редактора, который грамотно провел книгу по всем производственным стадиям, и Антуанетту Смит, которая внесла последние правки и справилась с этим отлично. И особые благодарности Тиссе Такаги, главному редактору книги, за то, что она просто великолепно убрала из нее все ненужные слова, и за всю остальную помощь. И вам, дорогие мои читатели, тоже стоит ее поблагодарить.
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