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There is no official "American Grading System" for high school students. As a result, most American high school students get burned along the way by unfair or unfounded grades. In fact, America's 200-year-old grading process is outdated, haphazard, and subjective and has been eroding American education. Yet grades are still commonly used to control students' access to so many of the best educational and career opportunities. This book, by one of America's foremost educational strategists, provides a guide for students and involved parents wanting to help their kids to navigate their schools' outdated reliance on grading to make sure that their kids are not denied opportunities a ...

This book contains very specific skills and processes to be used when dealing effectively will all parents including techniques for conferencing, telephone, and more.

For years many complained about various issues in the current education system such as over-crowded classrooms, obvious disparity in school resources, school violence, low graduation rates, and bullying to name a few. However, most employees within the school system are reluctant to voice their opinion(s) due to the risk of getting fired or blackballed. School systems too often rely on the opinions of outside entities to prescribe remedies for solutions to its problems instead of relying on invaluable resources from within. It is set to a realistic, debatable format and a prologue to pertinent topics within the school systems. The diverse and passionate collection of memoirs offers a ...

In this book, a continuation of Psychology 202, we delve into Psychological Rumors, Psychology related conspiracy-theories that have long plagued the internet, psychology circles, and the public at large. We will decipher what's the truth and what's fantasy. We'll look into many rumors related to the mindset, and the belief of some that Weather can radically affect people's behavior in a direct way, that simply isn't the case. We will also look into the Author's views on how to create a better world for everyone, is world peace even possible on a large scale, and if so, how would it be implemented? We also look into the gradual but concerning loss of our past and a better way that could ...

A collection of eight original rudimental solos and five rudimental classics.

This heartfelt memoir sparkles with wit and charm. As a former student of Mrs. Haldeman, this memoir feels like her classroom experience. Deeply felt, instructive, and awe-inspiring. - Roshani Chokski, Author of The Star-Touched Queen, and Aru Shah and the End of Time, and The Gilded Wolves Carolyn Haldeman has penned a delightful account of her experiences as a classroom teacher. She has struck the right balance between taking your job seriously, but not yourself. She also has made this a better world by her efforts. That is what good teachers do. - Dick Yarbrough, Syndicated Columnist If teachers are the finest people in the world, and I think they are, then what they have to ...

Join us as we yet again travel back in time, to one of the most interesting periods in recorded history, the wondrous, weird, and often quite dangerous middle ages. We will explore some of the most elaborate and unbelievable stories from the era, all presented as true historic fact, but many of which are questionable, and lack enough solid evidence to back them up. We will learn of a man who claimed he was the true heir to the throne in 1318, and that Edward II was an imposter! We will also discover the strange tale of a ferryman supposedly beaten to death by his crew, when they thought he came back from the dead, as-well as other stories, that i've lovingly titled “Love and Cannibalism” ...