Make America Great, One Child at a Time - Professor Charles K Buckingham
Professor Charles K Buckingham attended school at San Francisco and Vancouver, Canada, and has lived in Florida, New York, and Washington DC. He studied psychology at the University of London, and taught behavioral science at Cranfield University, and has advised corporations on employability and human resources strategy. He has been a school governor and Director of a school for severely physically challenged children. He also works in a charity for the homeless. He lives with his wife and two small school-age children.
GENRE: Parenting
Blurb:
‘Make America Great, One Child at a Time’ is a book for parents who are aware of the increasing problem of children entering adult life unprepared; lacking empathy, social skills, and general competence. It helps parents ensure their own kids are properly prepared for adult life, rather than protected from it. Describing ‘12 Conventions’ that parents can adopt, this book sets out steps towards more competent kids who are kinder, more employable, happier and better able to thrive independently.
