Making Sense of Mass Education
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Making Sense of Mass Education

by Gordon Tait, Nerida Spina, Jenna Gillett-Swan, Peter O'Brien, Annetta Cayas

Education Sociology academic
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Making Sense of Mass Education offers an academic examination of mass education as a broad social and educational phenomenon. The book considers how education is understood when designed for large and diverse populations, providing a focused introduction to the subject for readers interested in education and society.

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Making Sense of Mass Education examines the broad concept of mass education.

The book considers how education can be understood when it reaches large and diverse populations.

Its focus is the meaning and significance of mass education as an important subject of study.

Written by Gordon Tait, Nerida Spina, Jenna Gillett-Swan, Peter O'Brien, and Annetta Cayas.

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