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A Core Curriculum for Creative Writing
Two forms of writing are subjective and objective. For me subjective writing is much easier. Creative writing would go under the objective writing. I usually think of fiction when I think of creative writing...

A life on the RUN: Seeking and Safeguarding Social Justice
By his own admission Dr.John Telford is a great man. He believed that he knew what was wrong with education and it motivated him to find ways to correct its problems – especially as it pertained to his black students. He was successful at every level…

Abuses Of Power in Education: Challenging Practically Everything
Robert Rose knows that it is easy for those in education to become discouraged. Teachers, parents, students and administrators have a tough job and need the legal authority to do their job. There needs to be...

An Educational Applied Dissertation Model: Effectively Identifying Students at Risk Using School-Based Problem-Solving
A few years ago I worked as a Reading Coach. I worked one on one with 12 students each day. We specifically worked on their reading skills. The students did not qualify for any other specialized program...

As I Am: A True Story of Adaptation to Physical Disability
Garret was only five years old when his way of life was completely altered. A freak accident left him paralyzed from the neck down. While he lost all use of his limbs and could not breathe on his own, his mind was unaffected. Dr. Karen Hutchins Pirnot…

Disregarded
As a former teacher, I applaud Jack Bender for his book Disregarded. The atmosphere in one particular school was disheartening. It was a “me against the world attitude.” An “I'll get you before you get me stance.” Of course it was not all the…

Grammar for Grownups
Beth Adubato offers readers a much-needed guide to grammar. When we were in grade school, we learned the rules of grammar. Perhaps we forgot them. Our grammar rubs off on our children and it affects us professionally. “Doing something is not the same…

How to Get A's in College
There is a big difference between high school and college. How To Get An A In College will assist in the transition. This great book discusses how to get the grade, how to select a major, how to pick the right classes and instructors...

How to Survive Your Freshman Year: By Hundreds of College Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors Who Did
Former college students share their suggestions and advice for surviving the first year of college. I do not suggest that all the “advice” is taken seriously. The chapter on food is ridiculous. A person cannot and should not survive on coffee

Lost In Transition
Going away to college is an opportunity to grow spiritually. Graduating from high school can be a frightening experience. Suddenly you are looking at a future that is different from anything you have ever experienced. You will be making your own…

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