Indictment: Education and Flowering

From the teachings of a radical priest, in post war Italy, to the sobering insights of some latter day educators, this book takes a confrontational and enlightening look at how the lessons of yesterday's schooling inform the arena of education, in the broadest sense of the word, today. This isn't a theory, nor is it journalistic jingo, or quasi league tables put together by a political think tank. Here is an insider's understanding of the tyranny of a deeply fragmented school system. It is written clearly and concisely from the viewpoint of the marginalised, with only one thing in mind: the stark need for immediate change.