Review of Getting Learning Right: A New Social Compact for Higher Education, by C. W. Gallagher, K. Girdharry & K. G. Smith
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A set of three reviews of Getting Learning Right [in English, Spanish, and Portuguese].
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[Book reviewed] Gallagher, C. W., Girdharry, K., & Smith, K. G. (2026). Getting learning right: A new social compact for higher education. The MIT Press.
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