The Sorting Machine Revisited: National Educational Policy Since 1945

by Joel Spring

A fascinating and in-depth look at U.S. policy on education from 1945 to the date of publication. From their first day of school to their last, children in public schools are impacted - positively and negatively - by public policies of which many parents, and even educators, are never aware. This book is the answer to your lack of knowledge - educate yourself about how the nation is educating your children.

Genres: Education

210 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1976

Reviews

[Steven Peterson]

Another interesting work by Joel Spring. "The Sorting Machine Revisited" is based on the metaphor in the title--the sorting machine. The argument? The educational system channels people to suit the needs of the labor market and to serve domestic and foreign policy interests.