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The imperfect panacea American faith in education ] Henry J. Perkinson.
Detalles de publicación: Boston McGraw-Hill 1995.Edición: 4th edDescripción: xiii, 221 p. 23 cmISBN:- 0070493715
- LA209.2 .P422
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Examines our nation's peculiar faith in the power of its schools to solve its various social problems. Focusing mainly on the post Civil War period, this text shows how our early public school system was used in an attempt to solve such problems as racial inequality, urban decay, unemployment, and nationalization.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Part I American Faith in Education
- Chapter 1 The Beginnings
- Chapter 2 The Evolution of the American Public School
- Part II The Public School as a Panacea
- Chapter 3 Racial Inequality and the Schools
- Chapter 4 The City and the Schools
- Chapter 5 Economic Opportunity and the Schools
- Chapter 6 The Government and the Schools
- Part III The Imperfect Panacea
- Chapter 7 The Decline of the Public Schools