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About This Book
This is a self-help book on how one can navigate through the unfair educational systems in America and succeed. Because schools continue to be segregated across the states, minority students lack the information needed to obtain the knowledge available for academic success and therefore remain underachieved. This problem has helped perpetuate a cycle of poverty and illiteracy in many Black and Latino families, most notably. To help put an end to the problem of failing schools in poverty-stricken neighborhoods around the country, this book gives clear instructions to students and parents alike. A variety of topics are covered: from admission into schools to how one can study to get exceptional grades and obtain one's desired career. The 13-Steps Fail-Proof Study Plan that the author created and expounds upon in the book can help students in any educational level improve their test scores. As an added bonus, using the methodology, students can predict their grades based on the amount of studying and reviewing they complete. Having been subjected to the destructive effects of attending underfunded schools, the author, Nicolette Piaubert, knows first hand the struggle and shame that underachieving students go through. Luckily she did not allow the problems she faced to deter her from her dream of making a difference in the lives of others. Several chapters in this book start off with captivating stories of her own experience as a student in said schools and how she overcame. These stories are intriguing, to say the least, and the lessons are inspiring beyond words. The author's favorite quote was noted to be, "it is not your fault if you were not taught, but it is your fault if you never learn." This book is not only informational, but it is fun to read. More importantly, it can very well be just the cure the American school system has been waiting for.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Dedication
- Forward
- A Note To The Reader
- A Mind Enlightened Through Reading Has No Bounds
- Fighting Unequal Opportunities
- How Students Are Placed In Schools: Elementary, Middle And High Schools
- Elementary School: The First Years Of The Rest Of Your Life
- The Middle School Application Process
- The High School Application Process
- Specialized High Schools
- Charter Schools
- District Programs/borough Wide Programs/citywide Programs
- Gifted And Talented Programs
- Gifted Programs
- Be A Pathfinder
- Peer Pressure
- Friends Of Pleasure, Not Friends Of Trouble
- A Valentine Kiss
- Developing Leadership Skills
- Maintaining Your Health
- How We Learn
- Analyze, Synthesize And Understand
- Organization
- Preparation
- Textbooks: Renting Vs. Buying
- Study Groups
- Schedule
- Time
- Prayer
- 13-Step Plan
- 1st Step: First Reading
- 2nd Step: Attend Class
- 3rD Step: Re-read
- 4th Step: Powerpoint And Lecture
- 5th Step: Assignments
- 6th Step: Liu/rit Look It Up, Write It Out
- 7th Step: Internet
- Phase Ii
- 8th Step: Powerpoint And Notes Review
- 9th Step: Liu/rit Look It Up, Write It Out Review
- 10th Step: Tables, Charts, And Figures
- 11th Step: Quiz Review
- 12th Step: Workbook
- 13th Step: More Questions
- Studying For Finals
- Licensed Practical Nurse (lpns) And Registered Nurse (rns)
- Being Prepared
- Results Students Will Have After Reading This Book(And How They Will Be Obtained)
- What Nurses Need To Know Before Starting School
- What Problems Does The 13-steps Study Plan Solve?
- Do It Right The First Time
- Make The Time
- Lpn/rn Step 1: Read The Nclex Book
- Lpn/rnstep 2: Take An Nclex Review Class
- Lpn/rn Step 3: Review The Notes You Took From Your Nclex Classes
- Lpn/rn Step 4: Lit (look It Up) And Wir (write It Out)
- Lpn/rn Step 5: Internet/cd/dvd
- lPn/rn Step 6: Review Notes
- Lpn/rn Step 7: Questions
- Congratulations!
- Frequently Asked Question
- References