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Tomorrow's Children: 
A Blueprint for Partnership Education in the 21st Century
© 2000 by Riane Eisler

As we enter the new millennium, this compelling book goes beyond conventional debates about educational reform to what today's and tomorrow's children need to survive and flourish. 

This long-awaited new work by the author of the international bestseller The Chalice and The Blade charts a new course for education described as essential for "human happiness, if not survival itself" by Nel Noddings, Stanford University Professor of Child Education.  Anyone who cares about effective, democratic education, healthy children, and a peaceful, sustainable earth will find this multicultural, gender-balanced, highly innovative guidebook for transforming ourselves and our world through Partnership Education indispensable.

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   Praise Page
   Table of Contents- Page 1
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   Chapter 1
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Praise

"...a compelling framework for developing lessons that speak to the urgency of the environmental and social challenges facing us...Inviting readers to think outside conventional boxes of educational reform, this is an ambitious, imaginative and practical guide to a better educational future." 

Publishers Weekly 

"Timely, inspirational, and challenging, this book offers a balanced and useful approach to education and the development of humanity." 

Library Journal

"...an important and powerful manifesto... a loving alternative to the technocratic nonsense that often dominates the school reform debates."

Rabbi Michael Lerner, 
author of The Politics of Meaning,

"... holistic and helpful, idealistic yet practical...filled with knowledge, experience and love."

Dr. Mary Pipher,
author of Reviving Ophelia

"As the world responds in shock and horror to the violence that seems to be infecting our schools, Riane Eisler offers a practical approach to creating schools that teach partnership, respect, and global understanding."

Tim Seldin,
President, the Montessori Foundation