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Schools in Crisis: Training for Success or Failure? A Short SummaryExamines why so many children are failing to receive a proper education, and the time-tested methods for successful education. Presents the reason discipline is the number one parental complaint concerning schools, and which discipline methods have been proven effective. Exposes the material that some educators are teaching children in their literature and sex education classes. Tells why education has departed from the great virtues that build successful nations, and the solutions to restore values. Gives the root causes for the failures of American education, and the positive non-costly solutions for educational success. Other Issues ExaminedSuccessful reading programs
About the Author—Carl Sommer Taught high school students in New York City for seven years, and has counseled pupils and parents as an assistant dean of boys in a high school with 3.600 students. Served as a substitute teacher in each of the five boroughs of New York City as an elementary, intermediate, junior high, and high school teacher—teaching all grades from 1 to 12 in 27 different schools. Spent 10 years researching solutions for the national educational crisis. Attended five colleges and universities. At New York University, he was able to use Bobst Library, the largest research library in New York City, to aid him in his investigation. Successful managed a manufacturing plant and fathered five children. With his parental and managerial background he examines the schools from outside the system, and with his counseling and educational background from within. Meet the Author—Carl Sommer Today Click Here to Download Entire Book for Free
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