Reading, Writing, and Rage: The Terrible Price Paid by Victims of School Failure

by Dorothy F. Ungerleider

This non-fictional account of Tony Petri, learning disabled but gifted teenager, is written in compelling docudrama form to help the reader understand: *the controlled rage that is a hidden byproduct... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0915190427
• ISBN13: 9780915190423
• Release Date: January 1985
• Publisher: Jalmar Press
• Length: 221 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Reading, Writing, and Rage (Dorothy Ungerleider)

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A VERY IMPORTANT BOOK!

This book reveals the mind of the learning disabled student as perhaps no other has before. The author's strong professional credentials and her ability to write insightfully serve as the foundations for a great read. As an attorney who works with disabled juveniles, it seems clear that professionals, parents, students and anyone else who cares about quality education can benefit by becoming sensitized to how disabled students react to their educational experience.

Shows how some kids "slip through"

I am a college student and was not happy when I saw that we had to read this book. But, once I got started, I was glued to it. A very easy book to read that keeps moving along. THe ending will really surprise you! A must to read if you deal with kids at all or have kids!