Education and Youth

George Z.F. Bereday
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George Z.F. Bereday: Comparative Education at Teachers College, Columbia University

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1958, vol. 317, issue 1, 63-70

Abstract: The evidence available points to a successful and steady improve ment in the pedagogical caliber of satellite schools since 1950. Yet the same period witnessed a steady alienation of youth from Communism in Poland and Hungary and to a lesser degree also in Czechoslovakia and Rumania. It is suggested that the schools cannot easily fulfill the role assigned to them by totalitarian regimes. Unless there is some correspondence between the ideals they are asked to teach and actual reality, indoctrination may only increase the chances of youth disturbances.

Date: 1958
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