On+Education+by+Harry+Brighouse

Brighouse talks about several major issues in education today (educational aims and controversial policy issues being the two major categories). He discusses what the purpose of education is (is it to prepare young people for the workforce or is it to do something more?), he also discusses the importance of creating competent citizens through public education. And the three major 'controversial issues' he address are: should organized government support religious schools, should schools teach patriotism, and should education be compulsory (required).
 * Book Summary:**

There were parts (and quotes) that I really enjoyed throughout the book most definitely. Overall though I found that many of my beliefs were a bit more concrete than his, or at least my ideas on how we should tackle some of these issues. Brighouse continuously talks about how he can't address all of this in his 'little book', so why not write a longer one? I'd read it!
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 * Number of Pages: 135**