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If you were given the chance to lead a failed high school, what would you do to revolutionize academic results? Could you transform a school that sent less than 20% of their teens to any form of post-secondary education, into a place where 80% later graduated from top universities? Could you do it, if you had the same budget used today? What would you add, or subtract to achieve this? A Nation At Even Greater Risk examines the reforms educators have been arguing about for decades. It proves what efforts help all able-minded students make it to college, and which initiatives perpetuate failure.…mehr

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If you were given the chance to lead a failed high school, what would you do to revolutionize academic results? Could you transform a school that sent less than 20% of their teens to any form of post-secondary education, into a place where 80% later graduated from top universities? Could you do it, if you had the same budget used today? What would you add, or subtract to achieve this? A Nation At Even Greater Risk examines the reforms educators have been arguing about for decades. It proves what efforts help all able-minded students make it to college, and which initiatives perpetuate failure. It details what the winners do differently than status quo schools. This book upends conventional wisdom and dismantles educational dogma. A Nation At Even Greater Risk proves it is possible to reach the most ambitious goals, contends our schools can close achievement gaps, and our nation can more than DOUBLE the number of teens who are fully prepared to attend, and succeed at our finest four-year colleges. Getting there starts by accepting the truth about where we are now and ends with leveraging the lessons of those who help nearly every student beat the odds, no matter the student's personal circumstance. This work brings new understanding to the real state of our schools. It clearly identifies the true causes of American's poor academic results and uses new analytics to pinpoint the solutions. It is up to us. Our children can win. . . if we bring the right action! This full color version makes digesting the book's graphs, tables and images even easier. It is well worth the extra investment, and it makes a great coffee table book, sure to initiate intelligent conversation with great guests.
Autorenporträt
David is the founder of The All American Movement, and author of two new books, Pimping The Poor, and A Nation At Even Greater Risk. By day, he is a high-tech robotics executive and engineer. Beyond that he is a long-time youth basketball coach and concerned citizen who sees things others miss. He is a passionate, highly skilled problem solver, and a bit of a data wonk. He got involved in the issues after his local school district completely failed; and a few of the young men he coached got shot, and sadly, even killed. He has journeyed the country to learn from the winners, and applied analytics to upend conventional wisdom. He cares deeply about the next generation, the poor, working Americans and our nation. He is a champion for a set of innovative ideas that can impact the big socioeconomic and educational issues of our time. These solutions can bring new levels of prosperity to all, and possibly even help heal our divided nation. For more information, visit WeAreAllAmerican.org, PimpingThePoor.com and NewERASchools.com.