Edward Slater

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High school seniors encounter life changing opportunities when they make their yes or no decisions about college. How to make decisions, work toward maturity, and develop principle based objectivity are important. Experience in making important decisions early in the adult years can be leveraged into making other significant decisions. Parents will find this book an amazing tool for engaging and enabling their high school student(s) into the responsibilities of young adulthood. Teenagers are easily distracted from what's important, and advice in the form of personal stories from contributors is included.

There is one (and only one) root cause of poverty, and this investigation attempts to unfold factors and pressures felt by low income Americans with an eye toward defining and solving the problem. Personal stories illustrate principles underlying prevention of poverty. Having read and understood the root cause, you will have the strategic tools to start a 30 day emergence from the bonds of poverty. If you're an ombudsman assisting Americans to rise out of poverty, this book is an action-oriented primer on stewardship. For sociology students focusing on "principle-based critical thinking" and "effective, peaceful disagreement", this book offers substantive materials for classroom activities. A companion teacher's guide is available.

This guide accompanies the controversial text "Poverty's One Root Cause", and suggests topics for discussion, debate, and persuasive essays. Lessons in "principle-based critical thinking" and "effective, peaceful disagreement" are encouraged. A full and unabridged text of "Poverty's One Root Cause" is included following the teacher's guide section.