John Taylor Gatto: Hammering at the Walls of Public Education
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Is there, can there be, one best way to teach a child? What are the dangers of public school? Mr. Gatto differentiates between education and schooling and answers questions about learning in this WeE-book™.
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Is there, can there be, one best way to teach a child? What are the dangers of public school?
Learn why John Taylor Gatto, a former public school educator and Teacher of the Year, challenges the myths of public education in this informative WeE-book™ . . .
John Taylor Gatto: Hammering at the Walls of Schooling By Gena Suarez, Eric Novak and Jennifer Kittell
Meet John Taylor Gatto through the eyes of three homeschoolers. Discover the man behind the unschooling message through interviews conducted by Gena Suarez and Eric Novak. See how the Kittell family implements Mr. Gatto’s unschooling approach in their homeschool. In the pages of this WeE-book™, Mr. Gatto differentiates between education and schooling and answers questions about learning, including:
- What is wrong with public schooling?
- Why are schools and schooling increasingly irrelevant?
- Why was the literacy rate higher before compulsory education?
- How do children educated at home compare to their public school peers?
- What is the absurdity of public education?
- How do children best learn to read, write, and do arithmetic?
- Why does the family need to be the “main engine of education”?
- Why are children in government schools being conditioned, not educated?
- Can public education be fixed?
- Is there a relationship between money and education?
- What should be fourteen goals of education?
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