The Real Problems Destroying Education - Bryan Wetzel

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Résumé :
Make no mistake, education in America is undeniably broken and careening off the tracks. This viewpoint is shared from the perspective of a father who had children navigating the education system, a husband with a wife actively contributing to the education system, and an entrepreneur who developed and sold educational resources to public schools around the country. These unique vantage points have provided an invaluable insight into the inner workings of the American education system. This book aims to offer an intimate glimpse behind the curtains, shedding light on the multitude of factors, policy decisions, and political entanglements that have contributed to the current state of our public education system. It serves as a wake-up call, revealing a myriad of issues that the majority of parents are blissfully unaware of, issues that are quietly eroding the foundations of our children's education. In addition to the author's personal experiences, we conducted interviews with 69 former teachers and administrators to gain a comprehensive understanding of how education has evolved over the years, and unfortunately, the findings indicate a negative trend. If parents were aware of these disconcerting revelations, it is safe to assume that they would have legitimate concerns. The purpose of this book is to reveal the true extent of the challenges that plague our education system in America, in the hopes of igniting a collective desire to take action and secure a brighter future for education in our nation.

Biographie:
Bryan Wetzel has had a diverse career in the film and video industry, where he has worked as a producer, director, and editor. Winning many awards for his excellence in the field of production. However, he has also ventured outside of the entertainment and production realm and started other businesses, one of which is an educational resource company called Skubes. Through his involvement in marketing the Skubes video and assessment library, Wetzel gained valuable insights into the flaws within our education system, many of which were not openly discussed in the mainstream. Motivated by these experiences, he took the initiative to conduct interviews with 69 former teachers and administrators, which further solidified his understanding of the real problems plaguing education. Drawing from his extensive knowledge, Wetzel wrote a book titled The Real Problems Destroying Education. Although Skubes eventually disbanded, Wetzel's entrepreneurial spirit led him to establish two new businesses closer to home, completely shifting away from the education and production landscape.