NEA: Trojan Horse in American Education
In 'NEA: Trojan Horse in American Education,' Samuel L. Blumenfeld scrutinizes the National Education Association's profound influence on public schooling. He portrays it as a covert mechanism introducing transformative changes to traditional educational principles, urging readers to question its pervasive role in shaping America's classrooms and curricula.
About This Book
Samuel L. Blumenfeld's book delves into the role of the National Education Association in American education. It presents a critical perspective on the organization's impact on schooling practices and policies.
The author argues that the NEA functions as a Trojan horse, subtly advancing certain ideologies within the education system. This examination aims to reveal underlying influences on how children are taught.
Through detailed analysis, Blumenfeld highlights the NEA's strategies and their effects on educational outcomes across the nation.
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