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- provides an entertaining and hard-hitting
critique of modern education.
- examines basic pedagogical principles and
describes the challenges facing every person in
school – from students to administrators.
- is a unique book that will
appeal to casual
readers and academics alike.
- incorporates data from 280 sources, including
the most important educational research from the
last century.
- maintains its compelling focus, edge, and sense
of humor throughout.
- ends with a vital message: we must all take
responsibility for change.
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Chapter One
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introduces basic issues and investigates public
perception - what people say about their
experience in school.
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Two & Three
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explain the "fundamental flaws" - the inherent
problems in education that must be overcome if
any plan for school reform is to succeed.
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Four & Five
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explore how technology can provide practical
solutions. These chapters also examine how
financial barriers can be overcome and introduce
creative new ideas.
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Six & Seven
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take a broad view of
historical milestones and a candid look at
failed reforms of the past, emphasizing that
together we can significantly improve
education in the near future.
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