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5.0 out of 5 stars
Parents must read,
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This review is from: A Name I Can't Read: The Rock Road to Literacy: A Mother's Story (Hardcover)
A must-read for parents of minority school-aged children, especially in southern states where racism is still rampant and sometimes violently so. This book helps to show how to recognize subtle techniques used by educators--who themselves are in denial about their racism--to sabotage the early education of minority students.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
informative true story that every parent should read.,
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This review is from: A Name I Can't Read: The Rock Road to Literacy: A Mother's Story (Hardcover)
a crucial read for parent of all children in the school system today. This mother's story will prepare a parent or guardian to recognize problems with children that performs well at home and on standardize test while the school faculty indicate the child can't learn. This book shows that sometime you have to go above the teacher's and yes the principal head to get the results you deserve in regard to your child's education.
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A Name I Can't Read: The Rock Road to Literacy: A Mother's Story by Claudia M. Darkins (Hardcover - Jan. 1998)
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