Help Your Children Succeed in High School and Go to College - Dabbah, Mariela
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PRACTICAL GUIDES Help Your Children Succeed in High School and Go to College teaches Latinos how to support their children through the American high school process, whether they are new to the country or not. This useful guide is full of helpful examples, advice from experts and parents who have already successfully taken their children through the high school and college years, and tips so you can see exactly how to navigate the sometimes confusing American system. Praise for Mariela Dabbah's previous book: ?Mariela Dabbah is at the head of the class when it comes to helping new Latino…mehr

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PRACTICAL GUIDES Help Your Children Succeed in High School and Go to College teaches Latinos how to support their children through the American high school process, whether they are new to the country or not. This useful guide is full of helpful examples, advice from experts and parents who have already successfully taken their children through the high school and college years, and tips so you can see exactly how to navigate the sometimes confusing American system. Praise for Mariela Dabbah's previous book: ?Mariela Dabbah is at the head of the class when it comes to helping new Latino residents navigate life in the United States. Her latest book, Ayude a su Hijo a Tener ??xito en la Escuela (Help Your Child Succeed in School), comes on the heels of C??mo Conseguir Trabajo en los Estados Unidos (How to Get Work in the United States), published last year?It would behoove immigrant parents to familiarize themselves with Dabbah's work; likewise, it makes sense for school officials to take a gander themselves. It certainly makes sense they understand both sides of the cultural divide.? -Editorial page, The Journal News (Gannett)
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Mariela Dabbah is the author of Help your Children Succeed in High School and Go to College, Help Your Children Succeed in School, How to Get a Job in the U.S. and the co-author of The Latino Advantage in the Workplace. Mariela has been a frequent guest at "Wake up with Whoopi" (Syndicated Radio Show), "All Things Considered" (NPR), "Good Morning America" (ABC) "Today in New York" (NBC), "Despierta América" (Univision), "Cada Día" (Telemundo), "Directo desde Estados Unidos" (CNN en Español), "Temprano en la Mañana" (93.1 FM- AMOR), and many other TV programs and radio shows. She's been interviewed by Business Week and Time and has been featured and quoted in publications across the country including the New York Times, Latina magazine and Vanidades magazine. The author received her Master's in Philosophy and Literature from the University of Buenos Aires. She was one of the owners of Flame Co., an educational book distributor, where she developed training programs as well as manuals for teachers and parents. Since the publication of her books, she has focused on her writing and speaking engagements. As a speaker Mariela presents workshops and keynote speeches at corporations such as General Electric, American Express, Exxon/Mobil, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, HBO and Verizon, and at organizations such as the National Society of Hispanic MBAs, the New York State Association for Bilingual Education, Junior Achievement and others. She is a contributor for Siempre Mujer (Meredith Corporation), Nexos magazine (American Airlines), www.serlatino.com, Crossover on Telemundo/MSN.com and is the columnist of Padres de Hoy (Hoy Chicago, Tribune) and Mujer de Hoy on Telemundo/MSN.com. The author is the guest expert in several segments on Univision TV and radio and on the Telemundo network. Mariela is the National Spokesperson of McDonald's Education program for Latino students and the columnist on their website: www.meencanta.com. She presents and writes both in Spanish and in English. The author lives in Westchester, New York and can be seen at www.marieladabbah.com and www.marielablog.com.