The Right to Learn: Alternatives for a Learning Society by Ken Brown Details
The concept of a "learning community" brings to mind access to education for all and a culture of lifelong learning. But government interventions in education, such as national curricula and…
The concept of a "learning community" brings to mind access to education for all and a culture of lifelong learning. But government interventions in education, such as national curricula and standardized tests, have only strengthened the link between learning and education. In addition, schools now have to mix a diverse and increasingly diverse range of tasks, providing equal opportunities while meeting individual needs and reaching academic achievement goals while preparing students for life in the global workplace.
In this climate, what is the future of a democratic system of education? This important book aims to encourage debate on alternative ways to provide education and discusses how these practices are practiced in Britain, Europe and the United States of America. Taking the issue of human rights as a central theme, the author examines the current state of education and provides possibilities for his future.
This book will be the focus of specialists in education, politics and philosophy, as well as those seeking an alternative. Ways to teach their children..
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