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What Did You Learn At Work Today?: The forbidden lessons of labor education

What Did You Learn At Work Today?: The forbidden lessons of labor education

by Worthen, Helena
No customer reviews yet ISBN 9780991163960 Hard Ball Press

This is...A book about work, at a time when there are too few jobs; A book about labor at a time when hardly anyone be¬longs to a union; A book about knowledge and what you already know; A book about learning that says here's how you did it;A book for working people, for teachers, and for the labor movement;A book for everyone who has ever asked, "Can they get away with that?"

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BrandHard Ball Press
Pub dateMar 12, 2014
ISBN-100991163966
ISBN-139780991163960
Paperback278.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.5 × 0.7 × 5.5 in
Weight1 lb
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