a little bit about set the stage for us about how you ended up doing this in the first place, joanne golannwill work on my audio. >> will the first thing, i'm thinking about as jennifer mentioned. [inaudible]. i know she was walking around and with the editing skills and. [inaudible]. and out of the title of this book, holding back and how it secretly captures and when i was thinking about the scenes, i was thinking about the strict rules enjoying to get them by asking them about the self constraint. and what i did, and the academic world and what that means is we spent a lot of time in asking the communities or the people and observing what they're doing in life and i see these people in their everyday life and it's been wonderful so i found this cool, the charter schools and is a school and middle school and students in grades five - eight and low in, and black and latino and different outcomes that i did this for about a year and a half, and i was there for every day, i was sitting with those kids at lunch and i went with them on field trips and i seven the teacher meetings and i really

. >> so joanne golann, i want to talk a little bit about or set the stage for us budget how you ended up doing this in the first meantime, work on my audio. >> yes and don't worryry about t and yes, i want to thank our department and sponsors as you mentioned, they gave me my first round and the editing skills and they were really nice piece and i thought, it was holding back to get ahead and i have that really b simply captures what i was seeing, these very strict rules and trying to get students to college by asking them questions and asking them about their self constraint. so the upside it is the academic world with amines and alternates for the community and we are observing what they're doing it in line for and against a the people in their everyday life. and i wanted to see the "no-excuses" e. schools, and by the hundred 50 students in grades five - eight and for the low income and kids that are latino and i do this for about a year and a half so the certified at the end of the day, i was asking questions and i was sitting with the kids at lunch hour in the field trips and i se

[laughter] but i want to congratulate you, joanne golann, for the publication of an amazing book. i cannot say enough about how vivid it is and how important it is. so that i hope that people will order it. and everyone that asks a question, it was really great. >> your terrific moderator, and i just want to quickly thank you come i didn't get to say things earlier. to all of us here, they have been helping to kind of spread the word and work on this here. and. >> if you'd like a copy of this book.fghanistan papers using the search box at the top of the page. >> good evening everyone. and welcome to our online audience. thank you for tuning in tonight. my name is kate and on behalf of harvard books i

. >> so joanne golann, i want to talk a little bit about or set the stage for us budget how you endedrst meantime, work on my audio. >> yes and don't worryry about t and yes, i want to thank our department and sponsors as you