The Worm in the Apple: How the Teacher Unions Are Destroying American Education
2003 · 296 pagine · HarperCollins · ISBN 9780060096618
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America is the richest nation in history, but ask young American students from whom their country won its independence, and the answers include Japan, China, and Canada. For decades our education standards have paled in comparison with those of other industrial and even Third World countries, while education costs have risen inexorably.
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