Teaching as a Conserving Activity

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A co-author of the influential Teaching as a Subversive Activity, Postman reassesses and reworks some of his "revolutionary" theories of ten years ago in a continuing effort to take the fear out of the classroom situation.

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0385290217   9780385290210   0440086515   9780440086512   0440586518

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Three Thinkers on Television, Schools, the Family, and Public Discourse.Robert Leone & Peter Goldstone - 1998 - Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society 18 (3):160-173.

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