An overview of the range of educational debate taking place in Britain between 1750-1850. The overall aim is to show that, as in other key areas of intellectual thought such as philosophy and economics, British educationalists did indeed make very valuable contributions.
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An overview of the range of educational debate taking place in Britain between 1750-1850. The overall aim is to show that, as in other key areas of intellectual thought such as philosophy and economics, British educationalists did indeed make very valuable contributions.
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Like New. No Dust Jacket. Size: 11x8x11; 11 volumes in matching dark blue hardback bindings lettered in gilt along the spins. In nearly new unread condition, firm and square, sharp corners, strong joints. Complete with original slipcase, showing well, just mildly dusted. Contents crisp and tight. Thus a very nice set of books. Gives an excellent view of the range of educational debates in Britain between 1750 and 1850. One of the most prominent characteristics of British educational thought was its concern with practical problems of the curriculum, teaching methods, school organization and whether schools should be maintained by voluntary effort or by the state. It is possible that this emphasis on practical education as opposed to pure theory, led to the relative neglect of these books, and what these writers have to say in them, until more recent times. As in other key areas of intellectual thought such as philosophy and economics, British educationalists made a very valuable contribution. Also provides an important and historical perspective on some of the current discussions about the nature and scope of education.