Home-School-Community Mentorship Program for At-Risk Ninth-Grade Students - Couverture rigide

Payne, Dr Shirley Wanzer

 
9780986277191: Home-School-Community Mentorship Program for At-Risk Ninth-Grade Students

Synopsis

This book is a doctoral dissertation that deals with home-schooling of at-risk ninth graders. It is an excellent book for research and future development of educational programs for inner-city youth.

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À propos de l'auteur

Dr. Shirley Wanzer-Payne is a native of Fowl River, Alabama. She is an adjunct professor for Carver College of Atlanta, Georgia, and Nova Southeastern of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. For thirty-one years, Dr. Payne served the Palm Beach County School System of Florida as a teacher and also as a school Administrator. Dr. Payne received a Master's Degree in Administration, an Educational Specialist in Reading Education, and a Doctorate Degree in Educational Leadership from Nova Southeastern of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Dr. Payne's collaboration efforts for the Home, School and Community have earned her a myriad of leadership opportunities in her community. She believes that a team approach to the education process produces the best outcome for a child's productive citizenry. Dr. Payne is the wife of William Payne, and they are the parents of two daughters and the grandparents of three granddaughters.

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