Routledge Schooling and Social Change Since 1760 - Education Book

Explore the historical connection between British education and social inequality with Schooling and Social Change Since 1760. Published by Routledge, this research volume provides a deep look into how the education system has functioned in England from the onset of industrialization to the present day. By examining the key phases of economic and social shifts since 1760, the text explains how schooling has helped embed and sustain social distinctions across Britain. It offers a strong critique of the current state of British education, helping readers understand the historical roots of the challenges faced by modern policymakers and practitioners. This book is an essential resource for those studying how educational structures contribute to social change and the deepening of societal divisions.