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When Will America's Children Become America's First Priority?
Book:
The Silent Crisis Destroying America’s Brightest Minds
By Sharon Rose Sugar
ISBN: 978-1-885872-54-8
Why are the brightest among us, America’s Brightest Minds, committing suicide in every great school in the nation, by jumping off jagged cliffs, library balconies, dorm-room rooftops, and famous bridges?
This revolutionary book on American education courageously tackles tough and treacherous terrain. It treads dangerously on minefields deeply buried in American pedagogy. Armed with a penetrating arrow of perspicacious hindsight, insight, and foresight, this book will pierce your heart and mind and leave indelible footprints; it will awaken within you your own deeply buried and forsaken memories of academic heartache and triumph. Ms. Sharon Rose Sugar is a smart woman and this is a groundbreaking and brilliant book that will never gather dust on a library shelf or be passed over in a bookstore.
Most American students, even the brightest among us, will earn a diploma, but not an education, because most student are enrolled in a malfunctioning, private or public, "Quantity Over Quality Curriculum-Driven American education system" that is riddled with “Academic Insanity.”
As early as the third grade, most American students will suffer from the “Pain of Inadequacy” and graduate bearing the “Scars of Incompetence." The malfunctioning American education system is a runaway train manned by a blindsided conductor who is decapitating students without warning because he is clueless as to, ”How Does Learning Take Place?” Most students are anxious, stressed, and suffer "bouts of depression from the daily academic grind of “Read Cram, Regurgitate, and Test.” The abusive (tricky) “Hotdog” exams do not measure education. Too many American students are disconnected, depressed, distracted, disillusioned, disgruntled, disobedient—and drugged.
There are eight distinct groups of students who have become victims: America's Brightest Minds; misdiagnosed
A.D.H.D. students, children living in poverty, high school dropouts, America’s prison inmates, and military recruits;
lateral right-brain creative students; and depressed and suicidal college students drowning in student debt.
This book addresses the hot-button issues in American education: The A.D.H.D. epidemic; school-bomb scares; school
