Gatto’s ‘The Underground History of American Education’ – for FREE!

John Taylor Gatto kept winning “Teacher of the Year”, but he realized nothing was ever going to change for the better. So, he quit governmentally-mismanaged “education” and made a great case for homeschooling.
Russel Kirk described the book this way:
“[T]he captains of industry and government explicitly wanted an educational system that would maintain social order by teaching us just enough to get by but not enough so that we could think for ourselves, question the sociopolitical order, or communicate articulately.”
It’s called “The Underground History of American Education: A School Teacher’s Intimate Investigation Into the Problem of Modern Schooling” and you can find the entire book, chapter by chapter, free on LRC:
You can also get it on Amazon here.

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