A. S. Neill founded a radical English one named Summerhill, which helped inspire John Holt to found the movement encouraging people to find alternatives to these institutions.
A 1970 book by Ivan Illich argues that these institutions encourage their members to confuse process for substance. A. S. Neill founded a radical English one named Summerhill, which helped inspire John Holt to found the movement encouraging people to find alternatives to these institutions. These places are the subject of Jonathan Kozol's books The Shame of the Nation and Savage Inequalities, and were strongly criticized for their perceived mediocrity in the 1983 report A Nation at Risk. Progressive methods used in these places include the Jigsaw technique, block scheduling, and the Montessori method. For 10 points, name these places where children are educated.
A 1970 book by Ivan Illich argues that these institutions encourage their members to confuse process for substance.
{schools} [or {clear}-{knowledge} equivalents; do not accept “{colleges}” or “{universities}”, accept “{public schools}” {due} to {ambiguities}]