The Underground History of American Education, Volume I: An Intimate Investigation Into the Prison of Modern Schooling
by John Taylor Gatto, Richard Grove
The Underground History of American Education, Volume I offers an intimate investigation into modern American schooling. Written by John Taylor Gatto and Richard Grove, this volume approaches education through a historical and critical lens, examining the institution, its structures, and its broader role in American society.
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The Underground History of American Education, Volume I presents an intimate investigation into modern schooling in the United States.
John Taylor Gatto and Richard Grove explore education as an institution, focusing on the structures and purposes underlying contemporary school systems.
The book offers a historical and critical perspective on the experience of modern schooling.
Volume I introduces readers to a broader examination of American education and its place in society.
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