Melanie Shoffner is Professor of Education at James Madison University, USA.Richard St. Peter is Assistant Professor of Theatre at Northwestern State University, USA.

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• List of contributorsForeword Clay McLeod Chapman Introduction Melanie Shoffner & Richard St. PeterChapter 1: Unfit to teach: Morality, panic and hazardous teachersJames F. WilsonResponse to Chapter 1: Sexual perversity in our dreams of teachingJames StillwaggonChapter 2: Educating Frank: Mentorship in Willy Russell’s Educating RitaRichard Corley Response to Chapter 2: Educating Rita todayAndy GoodwynChapter 3: Fun Home: Representations of a fractured fatherHeather WelchResponse to Chapter 3: The complex multiplicities of teaching: Finding the right metaphorMarshall GeorgeChapter 4: The teacher’s ethos in William Mastrosimone’s Tamer of HorsesBenny Sato AmbushResponse to Chapter 4: The teacher as savior fallacyShelley Nowacek Chapter 5: Teaching the coach, coaching the teacher Richard St. PeterResponse to Chapter 5: Reading coaches criticallyLuke RodesilerChapter 6: A rocker in teacher’s clothing: Outlandish lessons in School of Rock: The Musical Pauline Schmidt Response to Chapter 6: The danger of Deweys: What real teachers faceLisa ScherffChapter 7: A holey trinity: Crises of communion in John Patrick Shanley’s DoubtJeff SpankeResponse to Chapter 7: Faith and futurity: Embracing the struggleJulie Gorlewski

Melanie Shoffner is Professor of Education at James Madison University, USA.Richard St. Peter is Assistant Professor of Theatre at Northwestern State University, USA.

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• List of contributorsForeword Clay McLeod Chapman Introduction Melanie Shoffner & Richard St. PeterChapter 1: Unfit to teach: Morality, panic and hazardous teachersJames F. WilsonResponse to Chapter 1: Sexual perversity in our dreams of teachingJames StillwaggonChapter 2: Educating Frank: Mentorship in Willy Russell’s Educating RitaRichard Corley Response to Chapter 2: Educating Rita todayAndy GoodwynChapter 3: Fun Home: Representations of a fractured fatherHeather WelchResponse to Chapter 3: The complex multiplicities of teaching: Finding the right metaphorMarshall GeorgeChapter 4: The teacher’s ethos in William Mastrosimone’s Tamer of HorsesBenny Sato AmbushResponse to Chapter 4: The teacher as savior fallacyShelley Nowacek Chapter 5: Teaching the coach, coaching the teacher Richard St. PeterResponse to Chapter 5: Reading coaches criticallyLuke RodesilerChapter 6: A rocker in teacher’s clothing: Outlandish lessons in School of Rock: The Musical Pauline Schmidt Response to Chapter 6: The danger of Deweys: What real teachers faceLisa ScherffChapter 7: A holey trinity: Crises of communion in John Patrick Shanley’s DoubtJeff SpankeResponse to Chapter 7: Faith and futurity: Embracing the struggleJulie Gorlewski

Melanie Shoffner is Professor of Education at James Madison University, USA.Richard St. Peter is Assistant Professor of Theatre at Northwestern State University, USA.

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• List of contributorsForeword Clay McLeod Chapman Introduction Melanie Shoffner & Richard St. PeterChapter 1: Unfit to teach: Morality, panic and hazardous teachersJames F. WilsonResponse to Chapter 1: Sexual perversity in our dreams of teachingJames StillwaggonChapter 2: Educating Frank: Mentorship in Willy Russell’s Educating RitaRichard Corley Response to Chapter 2: Educating Rita todayAndy GoodwynChapter 3: Fun Home: Representations of a fractured fatherHeather WelchResponse to Chapter 3: The complex multiplicities of teaching: Finding the right metaphorMarshall GeorgeChapter 4: The teacher’s ethos in William Mastrosimone’s Tamer of HorsesBenny Sato AmbushResponse to Chapter 4: The teacher as savior fallacyShelley Nowacek Chapter 5: Teaching the coach, coaching the teacher Richard St. PeterResponse to Chapter 5: Reading coaches criticallyLuke RodesilerChapter 6: A rocker in teacher’s clothing: Outlandish lessons in School of Rock: The Musical Pauline Schmidt Response to Chapter 6: The danger of Deweys: What real teachers faceLisa ScherffChapter 7: A holey trinity: Crises of communion in John Patrick Shanley’s DoubtJeff SpankeResponse to Chapter 7: Faith and futurity: Embracing the struggleJulie Gorlewski