John Taylor Gatto is a retired American school teacher and author known for his critical stance on compulsory education.
After teaching for nearly 30 years in New York City, Gatto became an outspoken activist against traditional schooling methods.
He has written several books on education, challenging the existing system and advocating for alternative approaches.
Gatto argues that the current educational model stifles creativity, independence, and critical thinking.
His work has gained a following among homeschoolers and education reformers, though it remains controversial in mainstream educational circles.
Gatto's experiences as a teacher inform his critique of what he sees as the hegemonic nature of educational discourse and institutions.
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