Big Top's Barbershop - Maclin, Patricia
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A chapter book about an afternoon in the life of a boy who learns life lessons in Character Education at a popular barbershop. The shop is on a corner in an inner- city neighborhood. This popular gathering place is visited by some very serious characters and a few funny ones as well. All of whom serve as mentors for the little guy in their own special way.

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A chapter book about an afternoon in the life of a boy who learns life lessons in Character Education at a popular barbershop. The shop is on a corner in an inner- city neighborhood. This popular gathering place is visited by some very serious characters and a few funny ones as well. All of whom serve as mentors for the little guy in their own special way.
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Autorenporträt
Patricia Maclin is an emergent writer who worked as a Classroom Teacher and Instructional Facilitator for an urban school district for more than three decades. She holds a B.S.Ed. in Elementary Education; Grades 1-8; a M.A.T. in Multicultural Literature: Grades P-5; a Social Studies Certificate: Grades 4-8; a Reading Specialist Certificate: Grades K-12; and a M.Ed. Adm. with a Principal's Certificate. She has worked in several administrative roles in both private and public urban elementary school settings. Additionally, she has written and directed a variety of enrichment and intervention programs that have been implemented in a multitude of alternative learning environments. During the span of her career Ms. Maclin has witnessed firsthand the need for Character Education at the elementary school level or the lack thereof. Many students originating from an inner city environment face a special set of challenges and the need for a strong foundation rooted in values that focus on moral turpitude is vital. She has devoted a lifetime to ensure that students who through no fault of their own were born into communal circumstances that fall short of the American Dream, rise above and reach their potential to live balanced lives filled with prosperity and happiness.