Burned Out, Beaten Up, & Fighting Back

In this book, Dr. Latoya Dixon provides an overview of the historical efforts of policy makers as it results to America's public educators and students. With a compelling narrative about her own journey in the field, feeling burned out and beaten up, yet refusing to give in by fighting back, she shares both challenges and potential solutions to improve the health of the public education profession. Latoya's passion is evident through the raw and open stories she shares of her own experiences and reflections about how educators must take the action needed to improve the health of their profession for the sake of the children and future of our world.