The School and the World

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The School and the World by Victor Gollancz and D. C. Somervell is a thought-provoking exploration of education and its broader role in society. The book delves into the philosophy of progressive education, advocating for reforms that prioritize student development and social responsibility. Gollancz and Somervell emphasize the need for curriculum development and innovative teaching methods that go beyond traditional schooling to prepare students for the challenges of the world. By addressing social issues within the context of education, the authors argue that schools should not only impart knowledge but also foster a sense of social responsibility in students. They critique conventional educational practices and propose a system where schools and society work hand in hand to shape well-rounded individuals. Published in the early 20th century, The School and the World remains relevant for its ideas on educational change, offering insightful perspectives on how education can adapt to meet the needs of both students and society.