A truly remarkable triumph. John Abbott has managed to set to words the seemingly inexplicable malaise which haunts the educational system today in Britain. ‘Overschooled ... Read on
No Comments »The thing that helped most was the clear, reasonable and perfectly logical explanation of why I was a miserable sod from the age of about 13 until I became a teacher at 22.
No Comments »John Abbott has provided an accessible and challenging book that provides valuable insights into adolescents and the need for an appropriate approach to their educational ... Read on
Comments OffI have been a headteacher for 17 years and I have never really been at peace with the expectations of the accountability structures I must ... Read on
Comments OffOverschooled but Undereducated is a truly inspiring read and a worthwhile publication. It surpasses Abbott & Ryan: The Unfinished Revolution, 2000 which is an accolade ... Read on
Comments OffOverschooled and Undereducated is more than just another book that breathes the usual heavy sigh of despair in reaction to much of the western world’s ... Read on
Comments OffOverschooled but Undereducated begins with the fable of a deer whose evolution hasn’t adapted it to cope with car headlights. “We too are transfixed by ... Read on
Comments OffBeing a Headteacher of some twenty-five years standing I have seen government initiatives come and go with a seemingly viagra induced rapidity. Having been a disciple ... Read on
Comments OffIn a remarkably readable, and relatively short book, John Abbott and his Canadian co-author Heather MacTaggart, has produced one of the most insightful books on ... Read on
Comments OffI should have written earlier to say that I read John Abbott’s book with great interest and almost entire agreement! Thank you very much for ... Read on
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