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Culture and Pedagogy compares primary and secondary elementary schooling in England, France, India, Russia and the United States. It reveals how teaching, learning and pedagogic discouse are shaped not just by the decisions of the teacher but also by school values and organisation, by local pressures, national policy and the balance of political control, by the tensions and ambiruities of the democratic ideal, and by culture and history. The entire study is placed i… More >>

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