Making Sense of Mass Education
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Making Sense of Mass Education

by Gordon Tait, Nerida Spina, Jenna Gillett-Swan, Peter O'Brien

Education Sociology academic
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Making Sense of Mass Education considers the broad idea of education at scale. Written by Gordon Tait, Nerida Spina, Jenna Gillett-Swan, and Peter O'Brien, it provides a focused resource for readers interested in education, its wider significance, and the ways mass education can be understood.

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Making Sense of Mass Education focuses on the broad concept of mass education and its place in contemporary thought.

The book is authored by Gordon Tait, Nerida Spina, Jenna Gillett-Swan, and Peter O'Brien.

It offers a relevant starting point for readers exploring education as a large-scale social and institutional phenomenon.

Suitable for students, educators, and anyone seeking to engage with questions surrounding the meaning of mass education.

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