THE END OF MOLASSES CLASSES

Second book of an award-winning teacher that wants to animate stutdents.

The award-winning teacher and bestselling author of THE ESSENTIAL 55 and THE EXCELLENT 11, provides 101 revolutionary and powerful ways for parents and teachers to insure students' success and happiness in school. After Oprah profiled THE ESSENTIAL 55 on her show, Ron Clark used the royalties to purchase an abandoned, 100-year-old factory in Atlanta, GA. Ron was on a mission; he wanted to build the best school in the world -- a school that would be full of innovation, creativity and the best teachers anywhere. He wanted a school where he and his teachers could explore new ways to educate that had never been attempted. The Ron Clark Academy is non-profit and has transformed the lives of its students. The Academy has already trained over 10,000 educators from around the world and teachers have spent time in the classrooms watching RCA's stellar team of award-winning teachers in action. THE 101 shares the methods Clark uses to bring the best out of every child. Clark tells what worked, what didn't, and how they built such an amazing school from the ground up. He also provides a list of ways for teachers to transform their schools in the same fashion, and for parents to see how they can work with their own children to instill the same characteristics that RCA's students have.

Ron Clark is a New York Times bestselling author whose books have sold over 1 million copies and been published in 25 different countries. He has been featured on The Today Show, CNN, and Oprah, and Ms. Winfrey even named him as her first "Phenomenal Man." His classes have been honored at the White House on three separate occasions. Ron's teaching experiences in New York City are the subject of the uplifting film, "The Ron Clark Story," starring Matthew Perry. Oprah Winfrey is a huge supporter of Ron Clark and he has appeared on her show twice and was named as her first "Phenomenal Man." Oprah invited his staff to her school in Africa to train all the teachers there.