This book explores the background and foundation of the school reform movement, detailing its significant impacts. It delves into the history of dissatisfaction with schools and education from 1955 to 1970, explaining the widespread criticism of that era. The authors analyze the inner workings of schools, focusing on how to differentiate between their fixed and evolving functions. Furthermore, the book highlights the transformative changes spurred by this criticism, showcasing methods employed by top educators and administrators to reshape the standards of public schooling.

• Author: Neil Postman, Charles Weingartner
• Translator: Hosni Ayesh
• Publisher: Alaan Publishers and Distributors
• Year of Publication: 2026
• Edition: Second Edition
• Number of Pages: 84
• Dimensions (cm): 14.5 x 21.5
• Weight (g): 115
• ISBN: 978-9923-13-981-3