New Release Brings Attention to Underserved Gifted and Talented Students in Rural Schools; Book by Donald Kordosky, Published by Dog Ear Publishing
Summary
Parents and educators in rural school systems will be inspired by the ideas in this book that will help some of our country’s brightest students reach their full potential.He serves as superintendent of the Oakridge School District in the Cascade Mountains and is the force behind KOR-Education, an organization that focuses on sparking the evolution of public education through system changes.For more information, visit www.victimsofpubliceducation.net Rural Gifted Students: Victims of Public Education Donald Kordosky Dog Ear Publishing ISBN: 978-160844-604-9 112 pages $11.99US Available at Ingram, Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble and fine bookstores everywhere.### Oakridge, OR, August 28, 2010 --( PR.com )-- The U.S. educational system is failing gifted children in small towns across the United States, according to this book, which provides a solution to this crisis in learning.Instead of helping such students achieve their dreams, the current system of inadequate gifted programs brings emotional, cognitive and psychological damage, the author writes.