First published in 1962, Public Schools and Private Practice
discusses various facets of public schools in Britain from a
factual point of view. John Wilson brings crucial themes like
public appearance and private life; the public-school community;
discipline, religion, and morality; domestic conditions and
financing of public schools; political status of public schooling;
educational assessment; and future of public schools, to understand
questions like what is it like to be a boy or a master at public
schools? Do public schools develop a boy's character more
successfully than other schools? Or should the public schools be
thrown more widely open to the public? This book is an interesting
historical document for scholars and researchers of British
education and education in general.
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