The Worker and the State; a Study of Education for Industrial Workers

In this classic work of educational theory, Dean examines the role of education in preparing industrial workers for success in the modern economy. Through careful analysis of historical and contemporary examples, he advocates for a comprehensive approach to worker education that emphasizes technical training, critical thinking, and social responsibility. A must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of work, education, and society.
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