If you sense a lack of agreement on what education is and the best way to do it, there seems to be a lot of ferment in the field right now.
I recommend three recent New York Time articles:
"Challenges in Replicating Charter School Success," which examines whether charter schools are any better than standard public schools;
"The Education of Diane Ravitch," in which the Assistant Secretary of Education in the George Herbert Walker Bush Administration concludes that neither choice nor testing improve education;
And "Plan B - Skip College," which challenges the idea that we should push for college for everyone.
Each of the articles is worth a read.
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