What Works May Hurt―Side Effects in Education
by Yong Zhao
In What Works May Hurt, Yong Zhao considers the unintended side effects of educational approaches. The book encourages readers to look beyond simple measures of success and reflect on how efforts to improve learning may produce unexpected challenges, offering a broader perspective on education and reform.
About This Book
What Works May Hurt―Side Effects in Education focuses on the unintended consequences that can accompany educational practices and reforms.
Yong Zhao invites readers to question the assumption that what appears effective is beneficial in every context.
The book offers a thoughtful lens for considering both the intended results and possible costs of educational decision-making.
It is suited to readers interested in education, reform, and the complex effects of attempts to improve learning.
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