Book · 2018 · Education
After the Education Wars
How Smart Schools Upend the Business of Reform
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After the Education Wars by Andrea Gabor is an educational reform book that investigates how smart schools upend the business-oriented models of reform and corporate management strategies traditionally imposed on public education. The book was featured prominently on an episode of The Book Review podcast, where host Pamela Paul welcomed the author for an in-depth interview. Paul officially introduced the work at the start of the second segment, praising its insights and later returning to the title to conclude the conversation. Throughout the interview, Paul engaged the author by asking about the specific historical time period covered in the text, exploring how institutional reforms played out in practice across various school districts. By highlighting the author's critical examination of business-driven educational policies, the podcast segment drew attention to alternative approaches to school governance and student success. The thoughtful exchange between the host and the author provided listeners with a clear overview of the systemic challenges and grassroots solutions documented within the pages of the publication.
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“Andrea Gabor will be here to talk about after the education Wars”
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“and one of the reasons I wanted to write this book is that they adopted in my view all of the wrong lessons from the business World”