The rebirth of education : schooling ain't learning

By:

Pritchett, Lant

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington Center for Global Development 2013Description: xii, 272pISBN:

9781933286778 (pbk)

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DDC classification:

370.9 PRI

Summary: “Lant Pritchett’s recommendations will disappoint both orthodox economists and orthodox educators since they do not reinforce any of the standard recipes. But those willing to be convinced by Pritchett’s logic and the particular blend of caring and impishness that characterizes his writing will be justifiably alarmed, then enlightened, and finally filled with hope. I urge all my colleagues to read it immediately. ”

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“Lant Pritchett’s recommendations will disappoint both orthodox economists and orthodox educators since they do not reinforce any of the standard recipes. But those willing to be convinced by Pritchett’s logic and the particular blend of caring and impishness that characterizes his writing will be justifiably alarmed, then enlightened, and finally filled with hope. I urge all my colleagues to read it immediately. ”

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