Tales Out of School: Consumers’ Views of British Education

Choice is important, but it has its problems. This statement, voiced by a student within Tales Out of School, is a theme in education which reflects a central point of tension. Today, many schools ...

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British Journal of Educational Studies
Published
2026-06-25
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00071005.2026.2691656
Primary Topic
Social and Cultural Dynamics
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Tales Out of School: Consumers’ Views of British Education

Stefanos Pachnis
British Journal of Educational Studies
Social and Cultural Dynamics
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Tales Out of School: Consumers’ Views of British Education

Stefanos Pachnis
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Abstract

Choice is important, but it has its problems. This statement, voiced by a student within Tales Out of School, is a theme in education which reflects a central point of tension. Today, many schools ...

British Journal of Educational Studies
University of Siena (IT)
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Social and Cultural Dynamics
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