Too Little Too Late

This challenging book looks at the British system of education and makes proposals for its future. The author suggests that in order to make schools work successfully, we need to be clear about our aims for them. He asks whether the Education Reform Act of 1988 may not have been passed too late and he addresses such questions as, how to create good schools; what the teaching syllabus should be; how to solve the problems created by multi-cultural education; how much power should be in the hands of head teachers; and the arguments for and against preserving independent schools

Face (sociological concept) · Political science · Social science · Sociology · Religious Education and Schools

• Morality and the medical department

  P W Musgrave•British Journal of Educational…•1977

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