The New School: How the Information Age Will Save American Education from Itself
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The New School: How the Information Age Will Save American Education from Itself

by Glenn Harlan Reynolds

Nonfiction education reform Technology and Society
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Glenn Harlan Reynolds explores the relationship between American education and the Information Age, considering how technological change may challenge established educational systems and open the door to new approaches to learning, schooling, and reform.

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The New School addresses American education in the context of the Information Age.

Glenn Harlan Reynolds considers how emerging information technologies may influence the way education is organized, delivered, and understood.

The book presents a broad examination of education’s relationship with technological change and the possibility of reform.

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