Education and the good life : beyond the National Curriculum

John White

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Education, Philosophy, and Society Values and Moral Education Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies

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An investigation of what we should be aiming at in education, and what concepts of the human being and the good society should lie behind our aims. The author compares the general aims of education for which he argues, with those which can be perceived to underlie the National Curriculum.

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