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A provocative examination of Britain's education system and the ideology that shaped it. This controversial work dissects how progressive theories transformed (and some argue damaged) traditional teaching methods, making waves in political and educational circles alike. Sharp, unflinching, and deeply researched, it's a fascinating time capsule of late 20th-century debates about standards, achievement, and what we owe our children. Perfect for educators, policy wonks, and anyone curious about how classroom philosophies became political battlegrounds.