The Miss(Ed) Opportunities of Teaching with the Department of Education
The History of Learning in the U.S.
In recent years, the United States has experienced a decline in education, a trend that contradicts the incline of advancements seen in other countries around the world. This decline presents substantial threats to the future of the United States that affect academic performance along with economic growth and social structure. This book examines the various and intricate reasons behind this trend of rapid decline while providing knowledge for educators (teachers and administrators), policymakers, and other stakeholder groups committed to improving the American education system and explaining the impact of the Department of Education and why it is no longer needed in its current state.
Dr. Jamey M. Long is a professor at George Mason University and a business teacher at Prince William County Schools. He possesses two doctorates in business administration and educational leadership and administration. Dr. Long has been nominated as faculty member of the year. Dr. Long holds two doctorate degrees in Educational Leadership & Administration and Business Administration and owns three small businesses and serves in his community.
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