I Used To Hate School: 5 Proven Principles for Success in Education

by Harrison Jones

Being a teacher is an extremely challenging profession and highly underappreciated. Schools are failing left and right and teachers are getting burnt out quicker than ever. People are leaving the profession because of low salaries and crazy expectations with standardized testing. This book is to help educators reconnect to the real reasons they chose to teach. The principles of rigor, results, rti, leadership, and reflection implemented with love are essential for success as an educator. Along with these principles, there were key rules to follow in order to maintain personal career growth and find success in education. This book informs educator's on how to practice education with love which is quintessential to any educators progression.

109 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 31, 2019

About the author

Author Harrison Jones writes aviation fiction based on personal experience. Before becoming an airline pilot, his forty year career included stints as an aircraft mechanic, a pilot ground school instructor and a flight instructor. He recently retired as an international captain with more than 20,000 hours in the cockpit and extensive flying throughout Europe, Asia, South America and the Middle East. His writing features realism and plausibility that is uncommon in aviation novels. His method has been described as separating fiction from fantasy by developing plot that is not only possible but indeed probable. Harrison says, "My career has blessed me with an endless supply of colorful characters and I allow them to dialogue freely. The narrative is there to simply keep them in scene and herd them all toward a final conclusion." Harrison is currently editing the manuscript for his second novel. He lives in his native Georgia with his wife, Diane.