The Learning Game: Arguments for an Education Revolution

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This overview of the British education system explains the crisis which has beset it and proposes radical and far-sighted solutions. It explores the issues from the perspectives of pupils, parents and teachers, and proposes a complete reconstruction of the teaching profession.

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