Riches from Wragg

“Riches from Wragg” by Edward Conrad Wragg is a thought-provoking collection published by Trentham in 1990. This 1st edition, comprising 133 pages, presents a selection of Ted Wragg’s incisive commentary on the state of education in modern Britain, showcasing his ability to blend humor with critical analysis. The book captures some of his most notable pieces from 1989, offering readers a unique perspective on educational history.

In this edition, readers will find a blend of social history and humor as Wragg critiques contemporary educational practices. His polemics are designed to engage and entertain, making complex issues accessible to a broader audience. The collection not only reflects on the challenges faced in education but also highlights the importance of understanding its historical context. Through his engaging writing style, Wragg invites readers to reflect on the evolution of education and its implications for society.