The Industrialization of Schools in the United States, Part One: 1840-1930

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The Industrialization of Schools in the United States, Part One: 1840-1930

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SineNomineAnonymous@lemmy.mlM to Teaching UK@lemmy.mlEnglish · 1 year ago

The Industrialization of Education, Part Two: Schools in the United States, 1840-1930

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Class struggle has been a defining feature of education under capitalism since its earliest days. We're tracing this history by analyzing multiple educational sectors, starting with K-12 schools.

Not UK but still relevant.

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