Extra-curricula Activities and Academic Freedom

Atwood's work explores the question of academic freedom from a unique angle, considering the ways in which extracurricular activities might encroach upon the freedoms of both students and teachers. Written in the early part of the 20th century, this book remains a relevant and fascinating contribution to ongoing discussions about academic freedom and the role of education in modern society.

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