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Quill-Driving Babus - John Taylor Gatto
A servant to the imperial virus! Here is a whole new take on what I was hired to do with my adult life. It helps to explain why I encountered such violent ...
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I Would Prefer Not To - John Taylor Gatto
Take Melville’s insight "I would prefer not to," from Bartleby, the Scrivener and make it your own watchword. Read Tolstoy’s Death of Ivan Ilych for a shock ...
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The Irony Of The Safety Lamp - John Taylor Gatto
To show you what I mean, consider the example of Sir Humphrey Davy, inventor of the coalmine "safety" lamp after an 1812 explosion in which ninety-two boys ...
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Everson v. Board Of Education (1947) - John Taylor Gatto
The Supreme Court decision Everson v. Board of Education 330 US 1. (1947) prepared the dismissal of religion from American public schools.
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Frank Had A Dog; His Name Was Spot - John Taylor Gatto
In teaching the deaf to read by sight he was also teaching them language by sight for the first time. They underwent two learning processes, not one. ...
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Books, Audio and Video Cassettes - John Taylor Gatto
The Odysseus Group is pleased to introduce its new partner, Pathway Book Service. From now on all books and other materials sold through our website will be ...
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Books, Audio and Video Cassettes - John Taylor Gatto
When you buy a copy of Underground History, you can purchase A Different Kind of .... Covers some of the same ground contained in the cassette #8 above, ...
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Education As A Helix Sport - John Taylor Gatto
Here’sa principle of real education to carry you through the moments of self-doubt. Education is a helix sport, a unique personal project like seatless ...
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John Taylor Gatto - Challenging the Myths of Modern Schooling
Underground History of American Education ... Read John's latest essay: "Against School" in the September 2003 issue of Harper's Magazine. ...
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An Enclosure Movement For Children - John Taylor Gatto
This phenomenon has been well-understood at least since the time of the British enclosure movement which forced small farmers off their land into factory ...
