Raising Ruckus: The Decline of Public Education in the 21st Century

Author Elizabeth Witbeck explores the profound impact of poverty on educational access and outcomes. Through compelling case studies and research, she illustrates how students from low-income families face systemic barriers that hinder their academic success, including underfunded schools, inadequate resources, and limited extracurricular opportunities. Witbeck argues that these inequities perpetuate a cycle of poverty, as children in disadvantaged environments receive fewer chances to succeed academically and socially.

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Raising Ruckus: The Decline of Public Education in the 21st Century

Author Elizabeth Witbeck explores the profound impact of poverty on educational access and outcomes. Through compelling case studies and research, she illustrates how students from low-income families face systemic barriers that hinder their academic success, including underfunded schools, inadequate resources, and limited extracurricular opportunities. Witbeck argues that these inequities perpetuate a cycle of poverty, as children in disadvantaged environments receive fewer chances to succeed academically and socially.

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Raising Ruckus: The Decline of Public Education in the 21st Century

Raising Ruckus: The Decline of Public Education in the 21st Century

by Elizabeth Witbeck
Raising Ruckus: The Decline of Public Education in the 21st Century

Raising Ruckus: The Decline of Public Education in the 21st Century

by Elizabeth Witbeck

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Overview

Author Elizabeth Witbeck explores the profound impact of poverty on educational access and outcomes. Through compelling case studies and research, she illustrates how students from low-income families face systemic barriers that hinder their academic success, including underfunded schools, inadequate resources, and limited extracurricular opportunities. Witbeck argues that these inequities perpetuate a cycle of poverty, as children in disadvantaged environments receive fewer chances to succeed academically and socially.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940045050258
Publisher: Elizabeth Witbeck
Publication date: 10/28/2012
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 113 KB

About the Author

Elizabeth Witbeck is an American author. In 2013 she released her memoir, Human Garbage, which depicts her childhood and her relationship with her mom. She lives in Saratoga Springs, NY.
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