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An anthology ranging across politics and policy, pedagogy, performance, people and personalities and Phil’s great passion, literacy and English teaching.
Bad Education is a collection of Phil Beadle’s columns from The Guardian’s Education section and is a laugh a minute romp through more or less every aspect of British education over the last decade, which makes the occasional, entirely accidental, serious point.
| Page Count | 208 pages |
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| Book Dimensions | 129 x 198mm |
| Format | Paperback • E-Book |
| ISBN | 9781845906832 |
| Publication Date | July 2011 |
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