"What schools teach and what they can teach" is a book by the outstanding American educator John Franklin Bobbitt, which reveals the principles of organizing education and the influence of educational programs on the development of a student's personality. The author analyzes the modern education system, points out its shortcomings and offers innovative approaches to education. In this book, Bobbitt draws attention to the importance of teaching not only facts and data, but also the development of students' critical thinking, creativity and practical skills. He considers ways to improve educational programs that would help prepare the younger generation for life in the modern world. "What schools teach and what they can teach" is a book that will interest everyone who is interested in education issues and is looking for new approaches to teaching and educating the younger generation.