The Death of Progressive Education: How Teachers Lost Control of the Classroom

Roy Lowe

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1. Popular Education in England: The Historical Legacy 2. The Post-War Educational Settlement: A Conservative Revolution 3. A Golden Age? The Sixties and Early Seventies 4. 1974-1979: The Teachers Lose Control 5. 1979-1989: A Decade of Change 6. 'Forging a New Consensus in Education': The Implementation of the Education Reform Act 7. 1989-1997 New Labour and the Curriculum since 1997

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