Product Description
This collection of essays focuses on the big issues in education. Many were embraced by Caroline Benn herself during her long and active life, such as the concept of inclusion, the campaign for comprehensive education, the need to fight for educational reform alongside social justice and equality, and a rejection of all attempts to pin harmful and outdated ability labels on children. Ultimately, this collection celebrates the life and work of Caroline Benn who died in November 2002. It has the full support of Tony Benn and he is keen to promote the book in any way he can.
From the Publisher
Foreword written by Anthony Wedgewood-Benn who is keen to promote this book.
The Socialist Educational Association, of which Caroline Benn was President for many years, will endorse the project.
Contributors include Roy Hattersley and Jane Challice.
Caroline Benn still has a tremendous following in the Education world. Hundreds of academics attended her memorial lecture on 15th November 2003.
The Socialist Educational Association, of which Caroline Benn was President for many years, will endorse the project.
Contributors include Roy Hattersley and Jane Challice.
Caroline Benn still has a tremendous following in the Education world. Hundreds of academics attended her memorial lecture on 15th November 2003.
About the Author
Melissa Benn is Caroline's daughter. She is a celebrated author and has a column in The Guardian. Clyde Chitty is Head of the Educational Studies Department at Goldsmith's College, University of London. He co-wrote Thirty Years On with Caroline Benn.