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...Third, the recommendations we make regarding secondary education are but a foundation for what we see as the central goal: Creating a learning society....critical role of both parents and students in the reforms we have proposed. The report addresses both groups directly, reminding them of their responsibilities...

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...on Excellence in Education, recommends the creation of a "Learning Society" affording "all •embers the opportunity to stretch their minds to full capacity,...adulthood, learning more as the world Itself changes." At the heart of the Learning Society, says the report, are places like libraries "where the individual...

...ever-larger opportunities for those prepared to meet them, educational reform should focus on the goal of creating a Learning Society. At the heart of such...adulthood, learning more as the world itself changes. Such a society has as a basic foundation the idea that education is important not only because of what...