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What can (lack of) equilibrium tell us about modern schooling?
What started as a review of John Ralston Saul’s On equilibrium, turned into a reflection on the changing nature of modern schooling, where lack of equilibrium provides a guiding idea of what is wrong with school—an instance of a more widespread malaise—and where restoring equilibrium provides a hope for improvement.