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Biography

Author, artist, poet, education reformer. (Photo is of "The Boy Who Saves The World.") Bruce Deitrick Price is probably the country's most prolific and aggressive writer on education. His forte is deconstructing the dysfunctional theories and methods now doing so much to undermine education. RECENT NOVEL is "FRANKIE." Frankie is designed to engage in smart conversation with humans. No other skills. Harmless. Chaos ensues. A thriller for intellectuals. For more info: Lit4u.com NEWEST NOVEL: "The Boy Who Saves The World." Another thriller for intellectuals. Finally, it’s a mystery. How can a very young, very small Hispanic kid from the hood, with no skills, save the world? EDUCATION NEWS: His recent non--fiction book was "Saving K-12"-- What happened to our public schools? How do we fix them?" See Lit4u.com for more Info and table of contents. "Saving K-12" is described on the cover as "A Citizen's Guide To Improving Public Education." For Americans trying to understand the malaise in our public schools, "Saving K-12" is the go-to source for a quick education about education. The main thing to grasp about our public schools is that they slowly surrendered to the far-left, or were taken over, however you want to view it. They're serving their ideological agenda but they are not serving this country. Bruce, as a consultant, can help media of all kinds to be more savvy about problems in education. Editors and writers can function more successfully if they know the inner workings of the problems. Bruce is the author of eight novels (Lit4u.com) and has had several one-man art shows. When in Manhattan, he ran his own one-man ad agency. In short, he is highly creative but has always worked in the real world of business and the arts.

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• K–12: At Last, Academics Acknowledge the Reading Crisis

  By Bruce Deitrick Price| American Thinker Verified For years, everyone trying to undermine K–12 often had to look the other way.  They didn’t dare discuss Rudolf Flesch’s famous book explaining why Johnny can’t read.  Instead, these resourceful meddlers treated Flesch as a pariah.  They won the battle.  As a result, a huge percentage of Americans can hardly read or write.  Our schools don’t bother with geography, arithmetic, history, basic science, etc. But why would our subversives want these particular victories?

  By Bruce Deitrick Price · American Thinker

  Mar. 12, 2025

• This Day in History: The People's Paper debuts with a giant Vancouver real estate story

  By John Mackie Verified, Bruce Deitrick Price, R.H. Alexander| The Province Verified Beauty buzz: Olaplex No.5 Moisturize + Mend Leave-In Conditioner, Vichy Minéral 89 100h Moisture Boosting Cream Rich and Paula's Choice Skin Perfecting Liquid Exfoliant  •   •  You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentJohn McLagan 136 years ago started the Vancouver World, early Vancouver’s most interesting newspaper. Advertisement 2Sign In or Create an Account Article contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.

  By John Mackie Verified, Bruce Deitrick Price, R.H. Alexander · The Province

  Sep. 28, 2024

• Socialist/Communist assault on America — A chronology

  By Bruce Deitrick Price| Renew America@ Socialist/Communist assault on America — A chronologyBy Bruce Deitrick PriceJuly 8, 2024Anyone observing American culture has to be mystified by the steady declines in one sector after another. Schools, inflation, the border, national debt, social harmony, all are worse. The media is more corrupt and unreliable; the public never learns what the real problems are. So who is causing this continual, across-the-board failure? That's the pivotal question every American should try to answer.

  By Bruce Deitrick Price · Renew America

  Jul. 08, 2024

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