Renewing the Joys of Teaching: How the Principles of Stoicism Can Return Fulfillment to the Classroom

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers (2023)
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Abstract

This book applies the various principles of Stoicism, as explicated by these founders, practitioners, and evangelists, to the realities of modern life, particularly as lived by educators—teachers, principals, para-educators, and all of the others who toil in schools—post Covid.

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