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Chapters treat topics from remedial education and bridging the academic-vocational divide to the economic and social benefits of returning to school, the importance of second-chance education for democracy, and the college-for-all debate. Throughout, Rose combines what Education Digest calls �rich and moving vignettes of people in tough circumstances who find their way� with what Publishers Weekly calls �highly practical areas for improvement in higher ed, such as orientation programs, occupational schools, physical campus layouts, and pedagogical training for new teachers.� The statistics come as a total surprise to most: 45 percent of postsecondary school students do not enroll directly out of high school. Many are part-time students, people who are returning to school after life intervened, or otherwise �nontraditional� learners�and this segment is growing. Back to School is the first book to look at this population of �second chancers,� in a work that Make magazine calls �optimistic yet simultaneously realistic.�Writing in the anecdotal style of his bestselling Possible Lives, veteran educator Mike Rose paints a vivid picture of the community colleges and adult education programs that give millions of Americans a shot at reaching their aspirations. Chapters treat topics from remedial education and bridging the academic-vocational divide to the economic and social benefits of returning to school, the importance of second-chance education for democracy, and the college-for-all debate. Throughout, Rose combines what Education Digest calls �rich and moving vignettes of people in tough circumstances who find their way� with what Publishers Weekly calls �highly practical areas for improvement in higher ed, such as orientation programs, occupational schools, physical campus layouts, and pedagogical training for new teachers.� [EBOOK] Back to School for Grownups: Your Guide to Making Sound Decisions And How to Not Get Run Over by the School Bus
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