HES

Roy Lowe (2020)

The charitable status of elite schools: the origins of a national scandal

History of Education

Christopher F. McCormack (2020)

Society, science and institutionally-embodied higher education reform in nineteenth-century Ireland: the role of mobile, professional elites in fashioning reform

History of Education

Zibo Lin & Hanyang Lu (2020)

In search of a moral standard: debates over ethics education and religion in Meiji Japan

History of Education

William Westerman (2020)

More than a mere footnote: the department of military studies, University of Sydney, 1907-1915

History of Education

Dr. Filiz Meseci Giorgetti (2020)

Nation-building in Turkey through ritual pedagogy: the late Ottoman and early Turkish Republican era

History of Education

Ellen Vea Rosnes (2020)

A time of destiny for Norwegian mission schools in Zululand and Natal under the policy of Bantu Education (1948–1955)

History of Education

Karen Racine (2020)

Monitors and moralists: the Lancasterian system of mutual education and the vision of a new moral order in Spanish America, 1818–1831

History of Education

Christopher Bischof (2020)

Progress and the people: histories of mass education and conceptions of Britishness, 1870–1914

History of Education

Ethan W. Ris (2020)

God and Man at Yali College: the short, troubled history of an American College in China

History of Education

Nelleke Bakker (2020)

In search of the unconscious: the science-based diagnostic observation of girls in a Dutch reformatory in the 1950s

History of Education

David Jeremy Parry (2020)

Rhodes Boyson: a Janus of education?

History of Education

Jane Seale (2020)

Were we right? A re-evaluation of the perceived potential of technology to transform the educational opportunities and outcomes of learners with special educational needs

History of Education

Björn Norlin (2020)

Comenius, moral and pious education, and the why, when and how of school discipline

History of Education

Maria Tamboukou (2020)

Challenging the bifurcation of nature: women workers’ education through process philosophy

History of Education

Allan Jones (2020)

Science in the making: 1930s citizen science on the BBC

History of Education

Stephen A. Hunt (2020)

A history of higher and professional correspondence education in the UK

History of Education

Sofia Iliadou-Tachou (2020)

Communism, anti-communism and education in Greece from the Axis occupation until the early Cold War era (1944–1967)

History of Education

Cecilia Biaggi (2020)

Reforming education in post-partition Northern Ireland: state control and churches’ interference

History of Education

Sarah Van Ruyskensvelde (2020)

Folded Files, Unfolding Narratives: Psycho-Pedagogical Observation in the Belgian Juvenile Reformatories, 1912–1945

History of Education

Elke Kleinau & Lilli Riettiens (2020)

‘Nature’ in German colonial literature for children and young people

History of Education

Christine Mayer (2020)

The urban and the natural in education reform: the development of Hamburg Schullandheime (rural school hostels) in the 1920s

History of Education

Francisca Comas Rubí & Sara González Gómez (2020)

Natura et urbis in the socio-educational renovation of Barcelona City Council (1909–1933)

History of Education

Siân Roberts (2020)

Cultivating an ‘earthly paradise’: nature, informal education, and the contested politics of youth citizenship, 1910s–1940s

History of Education

Ian Grosvenor & Kevin Myers (2020)

‘Dirt and the child’: a textual and visual exploration of children’s physical engagement with the urban and the natural world

History of Education

Elsie Rockwell (2020)

The multiple logics of school gardening: a ‘return to nature’ or ‘love of labour’?

History of Education

Frederik Herman & Karin Priem (2020)

Images of industrial life and vocational training: Scouting as a liminal space for educating a workers’ elite in 1920s Luxembourg

History of Education

Sjaak Braster & María del Mar del Pozo Andrés (2020)

From savages to capitalists: progressive images of education in the UK and the USA (1920–1939)

History of Education

Russell Grigg (2020)

‘Wading through children’s tears’: the emotional experiences of elementary school inspections, 1839–1911

History of Education

Nelleke Bakker (2020)

Child guidance, dynamic psychology and the psychopathologisation of child-rearing culture (c. 1920-1940): a transnational perspective

History of Education

Katharina Sass (2020)

Cleavage structures and school politics: a Rokkanian comparative-historical analysis

History of Education

Zhipeng Gao (2020)

‘Gems Unwrought Can Form Nothing Useful’: Socialist China’s Pedagogical Erasure of Individuality, 1949–1958

History of Education

Dennis A. Ahlburg & Brian P. McCall (2020)

A very English revolution: the impacts of co-residence at the University of Oxford

History of Education

Maria Kozlova (2020)

Integration patterns in host societies analysed on the basis of alphabet book content for Russian schools in limitrophe states in the first third of the twentieth century

History of Education

Stéphane Lembré (2020)

Teachers in écoles d’arts et métiers in nineteenth-century France

History of Education

Alejandra Pacheco-Costa (2020)

Music teaching and the Spanish Regenerationism: Felipe Pedrell and the Academia Granados

History of Education

Josephine May (2020)

Empire’s daughters: the first 25 Australian-born women at Girton and Newnham Colleges Cambridge, 1870–1940, as insiders and outsiders

History of Education

Kimberly A. Redding (2020)

Reteaching/retouching Heimat: expellees, home and belonging in German schools’ post-war curricula

History of Education

Agata Zysiak (2020)

For whom university? Rising educational desires via the daily press in post-war Poland

History of Education

Thomas Anthony O’Donoghue (2020)

The historiography of female religious teachers and schooling in Ireland: a critical review of key works

History of Education

Ivo Jirásek (2020)

Does Alvarez truly need only the brave and the strong? Jaroslav Foglar and experiential education for boys in Bohemia

History of Education

Jamie Gianoutsos (2019)

A new discovery' of Charles Hoole: method and practice in seventeenth-century English education

History of Education

Johannes Westberg (2019)

How did teachers make a living? The teaching occupation, livelihood diversification and the rise of mass schooling in nineteenth-century Sweden

History of Education

Joakim Landahl (2019)

Aesthetic modernisation and international comparisons: learning about drawing instruction at the Paris Exposition Universelle of 1900

History of Education

James Arthur (2019)

Christianity and the character education movement 1897-1914

History of Education

Dorena Caroli (2019)

And all our classes turned into a flower garden again' - science education in Soviet schools in the 1920s and 1930s: the case of biology from Darwinism to Lysenkoism

History of Education

Frances Kelly (2019)

Man sorting books': historical research in an archive of university photographs

History of Education

Peter Cunningham (2019)

Picturing progressive texts: images of 'democratic schooling' in the work of John and Evelyn Dewey and contemporaries

History of Education

Angela Bartie, Linda Fleming, Mark Freeman, Tom Hulme, Alexander Hutton and Paul Readman (2019)

History taught in the pageant way': education and historical performance in twentieth-century Britain

History of Education

Sue Anderson-Faithful and Catherine Holloway (2019)

We do not wish to be sofa cushions, or even props to men, but we wish to work by their side': celebrating women as popular educators at the Anglican Church congresses 1881-1913

History of Education

Deirdre Raftery, Catriona Delaney and Deirdre Bennett (2019)

The legacy of a pioneer of female education in Ireland: tercentennial considerations of Nano Nagle and Presentation schooling

History of Education

Mary Catherine Woolley (2019)

Experiencing the history National Curriculum 1991-2011: voices of veteran teachers

History of Education

Keiko Sasaki (2019)

The history of the Ouinkai' - the alumni association of the Tokyo higher normal school for women: a milestone in Japan's education for women

History of Education

Kay Whitehead (2019)

Inventing and commemorating Queen Elizabeth School, Ilorin, in Nigeria (1956-2016)

History of Education

Aytaç Yildiz & Mustafa Gündüz (2019)

Maarif: transformation of a concept in the Ottoman Empire at the beginning of the nineteenth century

History of Education

Åsa Karlsson Sjögren, Esbjörn Larsson & Stefan Rimm (2019)

Agents and subjects: schooling and conceptions of citizenship in early nineteenth-century Sweden

History of Education

Klaus Dittrich (2019)

Bilingual primary schools, decorative art and psychotechnics: Luxembourgian education at international exhibitions and congresses, 1870s-1930s

History of Education

Scott O. Moore (2019)

The professionalisation of teaching: teacher training and education reform in Austria, 1867-1914

History of Education

Barry Kennerk (2019)

Educating sick children: an Irish hospital school in context, 1900-1980

History of Education

Rita Nikolai (2019)

After German reunification: the implementation of a two-tier school model in Berlin and Saxony

History of Education

Clive Glaser (2019)

Nostalgia for a beating: discipline, generational authority and corporal punishment at a Soweto High School, c.1960-2000

History of Education

Michèle Hofmann (2019)

A weak mind in a weak body? Categorising intellectually disabled children in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in Switzerland

History of Education

Ann Marie Ryan (2019)

Catholic minds/bodies-souls: Catholic schools and eugenic inspired educational reforms in the United States, 1915-1952

History of Education

Sébastien-Akira Alix (2019)

The hand as agent of the mind? The irony of manual training reform in Menomonie, Wisconsin (1890-1920)

History of Education

Geert Thyssen & Frederik Herman (2019)

Re-turning matters of body_mind: articulations of ill-/health and energy/fatigue gathered through vocational and health education

History of Education

John Exalto (2019)

Sexual hygiene: Dutch reflections on the adolescent body in the early twentieth century

History of Education

Barbara Rothmüller (2019)

From 'puritanical goosebumps' to the nostalgic longing for heterosexual harmony: the emotional organisation of sexuality in relationship education in the 1970s and 1980s

History of Education

Therese Novotny (2019)

Julian of Norwich: how did she know what she knew?

History of Education

Jaanika Anderson (2019)

The use of the University of Tartu Art Museum collection in teaching between 1803 and 1918

History of Education

Paul Moon (2019)

To teach the natives English': James Pope's 1880 native schools code

History of Education

Lei Wang & Jian Yang (2019)

When overseas education meets a changing local context: the role of Tokyo Higher Technical School in the industrial modernisation of China in the early twentieth century

History of Education

Relli Shechter (2019)

The 1923 Egyptian Constitution - vision and ambivalence in the future of education in Egypt

History of Education

Christian Lundahl (2019)

Making testers out of teachers: the work of a Swedish State Research Institute 1946-1956

History of Education

Lajos Somogyvári (2019)

Political decision-making in socialist education: a Hungarian case study (1958-1960)

History of Education

Ron Johnston (2019)

Changing a discipline in universities and a subject in schools: British geography in the 1950s-1970s

History of Education

Isak Hammar (2019)

A conflict among geniuses: challenges to the classical paradigm in Sweden, 1828-1832

History of Education

John Allison (2019)

The 'World Politics' course: changing thinking on international relations education in Ontario Secondary Schools, 1850-1970

History of Education

Simone Battiston & Javier P. Grossutti (2019)

When arts and crafts education meets Fascism: the Friuli mosaic school, 1922-1943

History of Education

Kamal Hasan Moed (2019)

A Palestinian prominent educator's predicament: Khalil Sakakina's ambivalence and inner contradictions towards Jews and Zionista during the British Mandate 1920-1948

History of Education

Björn Furuhagen, Janne Holmén & Janne Säntti (2019)

The ideal teacher: orientations of teacher education in Sweden and Finland after the Second World War

History of Education

Roy Fisher (2019)

Gender, class and school teacher education from the mid-nineteenth century to 1970: scenes from a town in the North of England

History of Education

Charlotte Clements (2019)

Lady Albemarle's youth workers: contested professional identities in English youth work 1958-1985

History of Education

Joyce Goodman (2019)

Willystine Goodsell (1870-1962) and John Dewey (1859-1952): history, philosophy and women's education

History of Education

Kingstone, H (2018)

'But that was community': the religious foundation at a Catholic higher education institution

History of Education

Akira I (2018)

Politics, state and Church: forming the National Society 1805–c.1818

History of Education

Hillas, S (2018)

Superior educational attainment and strategies of land inheritance in post-famine Ireland: a case study

History of Education

Canales, A F (2018)

Women, university and science in twentieth-century Spain

History of Education

Hsiao-Yuk Ku (2018)

In pursuit of social democracy: Shena Simon and the reform of secondary education in England, 1938–1948

History of Education

Malcolm, D (2018)

A curious courage: the origins of gay rights campaigning in the National Union of Students

History of Education

Rury, J L; Rife, A T (2018)

Race, schools and opportunity hoarding: evidence from a post-war American metropolis

History of Education

Rõuk, V; Walt, J L; Wolhuter, C C (2018)

The science of pedagogy in Soviet Estonia (1944–1991): resilience in the face of adversity

History of Education

Cunningham, P (2018)

Progressive biographies: relating the lives of educational innovators

History of Education

Crutchley, J; Parker, S G; Roberts, S (2018)

Sight, sound and text in the history of education

History of Education

Grosvenor, I (2018)

What do they know of England who only England know': a case for an alternative narrative of the ordinary in twenty-first-century Britain

History of Education

Manathunga, C; Selkrig, M; Baker, A (2018)

Enlivening the senses: engaging sight and sound to (re)consider the hidden narratives of academics in the histories of university education

History of Education

Woyshner, C (2018)

I feel I am really pleading the cause of my own people': US southern white students' study of African-American history and culture in the 1930s through art and the senses

History of Education

May, J (2018)

Gender and hyper-linear history in the representation of the female Australian primary school teacher in Marion (ABCTV, 1974)

History of Education

Vaughan, S (2018)

Art and sonic mining in the archives: methods for investigating the wartime history of Birmingham School of Art

History of Education

Manning, S (2018)

Blocks are educational: revealing discourses through early childhood policy illustrations

History of Education

Burke, C (2018)

Humanism, modernism and designing education: exploring progressive relations between Australia, New Zealand and the West Riding of Yorkshire 1930s–1970s

History of Education

Carden, C (2018)

Reading to the soul: narrative imagery and moral education in early to mid-twentieth-century Queensland

History of Education

Tao Bak (2018)

Embodied knowing': exploring the founding of the Melbourne Rudolf Steiner school in 1970s Victoria, Australia

History of Education

McCormack, C F (2018)

The Irish Church Disestablishment Act (1869) and the general synod of the Church of Ireland (1871): the art and structure of educational reform

History of Education

Kasper, T; Kasperová, D (2018)

The Bat'a Company in Zlín: a shoe company or a school company?

History of Education

Purwanta, H (2018)

The representation of colonial discourse in Indonesian secondary education history textbooks during and after the New Order (1975–2013)

History of Education

Swartz, R; Kallaway, P (2018)

Editorial: Imperial, global and local in histories of colonial education

History of Education

Swartz, R (2018)

Civilisation and colonial education: Natal and Western Australia in the 1860s in comparative perspective

History of Education

Guidi, P (2018)

For good, God, and the Empire': French Franciscan sisters in Ethiopia 1896-1937

History of Education

Jensz, F (2018)

The 1910 Edinburgh World Missionary Conference and comparative colonial education

History of Education

Goodman, J (2018)

The Buddhist Institute at Phnom Penh, the International Council of Women, and the Rome International Institute for Educational Cinematography: intersections of internationalism and imperialism, 1931–1934

History of Education

Hof, B (2018)

From Harvard via Moscow to West Berlin: educational technology, programmed instruction and the commercialisation of learning after 1957

History of Education

de Gabriel, N (2018)

Schoolteachers, social control and professional conflict: government procedures brought against schoolteachers in Galicia (1859–1910)

History of Education

Holowchak, M A (2018)

A system of education, not just a university: Thomas Jefferson's philosophy of education

History of Education

Sherman, T C (2018)

Education in early postcolonial India: expansion, experimentation and planned self-help

History of Education

Mayer, C; Priem, K (2018)

Avant-gardes and educational reforms in history: futures past revisited

History of Education

Mayer, C (2018)

Education reform visions and new forms of gymnastics and dance as elements of a new body culture and 'body education' (1890–1930)

History of Education

Grosvenor, I; van Gorp, A (2018)

At school with the avant-garde: European architects and the modernist project in England

History of Education

Kvam, V (2018)

Compulsory school attendance as a child welfare initiative: the socio-political function of education legislation with respect to vulnerable children in Norway, 1814–1900

History of Education

Nguyen, C Duc (2018)

Localised politics in language education: untold stories

History of Education

Pattenden, H (2018)

Old Perseans and the Great War: a study in the alumni of a minor public school

History of Education

Brett, A (2018)

The Victorian College of Pharmacy: a case study of amalgamation failure and success in Australian higher education

History of Education

Helfenberger, M (2018)

Climate as artefact between 1830 and 1930: a transnational construction of the Swiss school building

History of Education

Troschitz, R (2018)

Through the eyes of the student: the undergraduate prospectus and the changing image of English higher education since 1939

History of Education

Freeman, M; Woodin, T; Wright, S (2018)

Editorial

History of Education

Balfour, BJ V (2018)

Wounded memory', post-war gender conflict and narrative identity: reinterpreting Reggio Emilia Schools' origin stories

History of Education

Gutiérrez, X M M (2018)

Emigration and education. Galician emigration to America and its impact on the processes of literacy, schooling and civic education amongst the rural and seafaring popular classes

History of Education

Chandra, G; Mishra, V K; Pranjali (2018)

From inactivity to encouragement: the contribution of Lord Elphinstone to the educational development of the Madras Presidency (1837–1842)

History of Education

Hake, B J (2018)

"Éducation permanente" in France en route to 'permanent education' at the Council of Europe? Revisiting a "projet social" to create 'a long life of learning'

History of Education

Hansen, C S (2018)

Learning the streets: 'prostitutes' in inner-city Copenhagen, 1930s

History of Education

Claeys, A (2018)

Britannia's children grow up: English education at empire's end

History of Education

Mar del Pozo Andrés, M; Braster, S (2018)

The power of networks in the marketing of pedagogical ideals: the Dalton Plan in Great Britain (1920–1925)

History of Education

Açikgöz, B (2017)

Approval and disapproval of textbooks in the late Ottoman Empire

History of Education

Anderson, R (2017)

Professors and examinations: ideas of the university in nineteenth-century Scotland

History of Education

Kelly, L (2017)

Irish medical student culture and the performance of masculinity, c.1880–1930

History of Education

Stearns P N; Stearns, C (2017)

American schools and the uses of shame: an ambiguous history

History of Education

Hoare, L (2017)

Dons not clowns: Isaiah Berlin challenges Richard Cawston's edit of the educator

History of Education

Maslen, J (2017)

Education and the working-class girl of the 1970s: reconstructing the theoretical field of Carolyn Steedman's The Tidy House

History of Education

Herman, F; Priem, K; Thyssen, G (2017)

Body_machine? Encounters of the human and the mechanical in education, industry and science

History of Education

Ellis, H (2017)

Editorial: science, technologies and material culture in the history of education

History of Education

Watts, R (2017)

Science and public understanding: the role of the historian of education

History of Education

Jones, C G (2017)

All your dreadful scientific things': women, science and education in the years around 1900

History of Education

Egan B; Goodman, J (2017)

Household and domestic science: entangling the personal and the professional

History of Education

Behrman, J (2017)

Domesticating physics: introductory physics textbooks for women in home economics in the United States, 1914–1955

History of Education

Insley, J (2017)

Paper, scissors, rock: aspects of the intertwined histories of pedagogy and model-making

History of Education

Vidal, D G (2017)

Transnational education in the late nineteenth century: Brazil, France and Portugal connected by a school museum

History of Education

Newman, L (2017)

Microbial metaphors: teaching 'familiar science' at a Kent sanatorium, c.1905–1930

History of Education

Clarkson, A (2017)

Russian dreams and Prussian ghosts: Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University and debates over historical memory and identity in Kaliningrad

History of Education

Pichugina V; Bezrogov V (2017)

Fathers and sons' in Xenophon's teaching of the man taking care of himself

History of Education

James, DC; Davies, B (2017)

Patterns of and influences on elementary school attendance in early Victorian industrial Monmouthshire 1839–1865

History of Education

Boser L; Brühwiler, I (2017)

Languages, script and national identity: struggles over linguistic heterogeneity in Switzerland in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

History of Education

Whitehead, K (2017)

British teachers' transnational work within and beyond the British Empire after the Second World War

History of Education

Tsvetkova, N (2017)

Americanisation, sovietisation, and resistance at Kabul University: limits of the educational reforms

History of Education

Walsh, B (2017)

I never heard the word methodology': personal accounts of teacher training in Ireland 1943–1980

History of Education

de Wilde, L; Vanobbergen, B (2017)

Puzzling history – the personal file in residential care: a source for life history and historical research

History of Education

Ayres, B J (2017)

“Navvy” import alions [sic]': the schooling of navvy children in the Midlands in the 1890s

History of Education

Doney J; Parker, S G; Freathy, R (2017)

Enriching the historiography of Religious Education: insights from oral life history

History of Education

Howlett, J (2017)

The formation, development and contribution of the New Ideals in Education conferences, 1914–1937

History of Education

Zounek, J; Šimáne, M; Knotová, D. (2017)

Primary school teachers as a tool of secularisation of society in communist Czechoslovakia

History of Education

Mueller, T (2017)

A legal odyssey: denazification law, Nazi elite schools, and the construction of postwar memory

History of Education

Hake, B. J. (2017)

Strange encounters on the road to lifelong learning: the European economic community meets permanent education in 1973

History of Education

Yousef, H A (2017)

Losing the future? Constructing educational need in Egypt, 1820s to 1920s

History of Education

Guillermo Serrano-López, F; Somoza-Rodríguez, M (2017)

Social constructs regarding the physical and sexual energy of whites, indigenous South Americans and blacks in Spanish and Colombian primary school reading books between 1900 and 1960

History of Education

Byford, A (2017)

The imperfect child in early twentieth-century Russia

History of Education

Loparco, F (2017)

Former teachers' and pupils' autobiographical accounts of punishment in Italian rural primary schools during Fascism

History of Education

Munro, D (2017)

The house that Hugh built: the Adelaide history department during the Stretton era, 1954–1966

History of Education

Suwignyo, A (2017)

The American influence in Indonesian teacher training, 1956–1964

History of Education

Al-Ammari, B M S (2017)

Amna Mahmoud Al-Jaydah, a pioneer in the struggle for female education in Qatar: a biographical research study

History of Education

Freeman, M; Woodin, T; Wright, S (2017)

Editorial

History of Education

Lin L (2017)

Education, culture and politics: the evolution of Chinese education at The University of Hong Kong, 1911–1941

History of Education

Hsuan-Yi H (2017)

Moving with modernisation and civilisation: Taiwanese nativist education in the early 1930s

History of Education

Rosnes E V (2017)

Christianisation, Frenchification and Malgachisation: mission education during war and rebellion in French colonial Madagascar in the 1940s

History of Education

Wedin, T (2017)

In praise of the present: the pupil at centre in Swedish educational politics in the post-war period

History of Education

Servant-Miklos, V F C; Spliid, C M (2017)

The construction of teaching roles at Aalborg university centre, 1970–1980

History of Education

Freeman, M; Kirke, A (2017)

Review of periodical literature on the history of education published in 2016

History of Education

Gonzalez-Delgado, M (2017)

The treatment of the Holocaust in high school history textbooks: a case study from Spain

History of Education

Henk van Rinsum and Willem Koops (2016)

University of Utrecht 1636-1676: res ecclesia, res publica and … res pecunia

History of Education

Esbjörn Larsson (2016)

'Cheap, efficient, and easy to implement'? Economic aspects of monitorial education in Swedish elementary schools during the 1820s

History of Education

Tomás Irish (2016)

Peace through history? The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's inquiry into European schoolbooks, 1921-1924

History of Education

Ethan W. Ris (2016)

Hierarchy as a theme in the US college, 1880-1920

History of Education

Marie Clarke (2016)

Education for girls in Ireland: secondary and vocational curricular provision 1930-1960

History of Education

Amy Palmer (2016)

Nursery schools or nursery classes? Choosing and failing to choose between policy alternatives in nursery education in England, 1918-1972

History of Education

Paul Smeyers (2016)

Data construction and interpretation in educational research

History of Education

Magnus Hultén (2016)

Scientists, teachers and the 'scientific' textbook: interprofessional relations and the modernisation of elementary science textbooks in nineteenth-century Sweden

History of Education

Brian Fleming and Judith Harford (2016)

Irish education and the legacy of O'Connell

History of Education

Noel Patrick O'Connell (2016)

A tale of two schools: educating Catholic female deaf children in Ireland, 1846-1946

History of Education

Kate Hoskins and Sue Smedley (2016)

Life history insights into the early childhood and education experiences of Froebel trainee teachers 1952-1967

History of Education

Gary McCulloch (2016)

British Labour Party education policy and comprehensive education: from Learning to Live to Circular 10/65

History of Education

Björn Norlin (2016)

School jailhouse: discipline, space and the materiality of school morale in early-modern Sweden

History of Education

Meritxell Simon-Martin (2016)

Barbara Bodichon's travel writing: her epistolary articulation of Bildung

History of Education

Clementine Beauvais (2016)

Ages and ages: the multiplication of children's 'ages' in early twentieth-century child psychology

History of Education

Monica E. Mincu (2016)

Communist education as modernisation strategy? The swings of the globalisation pendulum in Eastern Europe (1947-1989)

History of Education

Yair Seltenreich (2016)

'Children of Our Future': climate, degeneration and education in Hebrew society in Mandatory Palestine (1917-1948)

History of Education

Andrea Mariuzzo (2016)

American cultural diplomacy and post-war educational reforms: James Bryant Conant's mission to Italy in 1960

History of Education

Sophie Scott-Brown (2016)

The art of the organiser: Raphael Samuel and the origins of the History Workshop

History of Education

Johanna Sköld and Kaisa Vehkalahti (2016)

Marginalized children: methodological and ethical issues in the history of education and childhood

History of Education

Adrian Bingham, Lucy Delap, Louise Jackson and Louise Settle (2016)

Historical child sexual abuse in England and Wales: the role of historians

History of Education

Kaisa Vehkalahti (2016)

Dusting the archives of childhood: child welfare records as historical sources

History of Education

Mona Gleason (2016)

Avoiding the agency trap: caveats for historians of children, youth, and education

History of Education

Nell Musgrove (2016)

Abuse of foster children in nineteenth-century Australia: why did it happen then, and why does it matter now?

History of Education

Annemieke van Drenth (2016)

The 'truth' about idiocy: revisiting files of children in the Dutch 'School for Idiots' in the nineteenth century

History of Education

Johanna Sköld (2016)

The truth about abuse? A comparative approach to inquiry narratives on historical institutional child abuse

History of Education

Esbjörn Larsson (2016)

Classes in themselves and for themselves: the practice of monitorial education for different social classes in Sweden, 1820-1843

History of Education

Paddy Dolan (2016)

Adult and child identities in Irish primary schools, c.1830-1909

History of Education

Betül Açıkgöz (2016)

The transformation of school knowledge in the late Ottoman Empire: conflicting histories

History of Education

Philipp Eigenmann and Michael Geiss (2016)

Doing it for them: corporatism and apprentice activism in Switzerland, 1880-1950

History of Education

Ezwan Arman, Mohd Zufri Mamat and Maisarah Hasbullah (2016)

Agricultural education as a medium for the transmission of Western science during British rule in Malaya, 1905-1957

History of Education

Uri Cohen and Adi Sapir (2016)

Models of academic governance during a period of nation-building: the Hebrew University in the 1920s-1960s

History of Education

Brendan Carmody (2016)

Catholic education in Zambia: mission integrity and politics

History of Education

Matias Gardin (2016)

Fortschritt und Verantwortung! Education as a rallying cry in Luxembourg's general elections of 1974

History of Education

Kira Mahamud (2016)

Emotional indoctrination through sentimental narrative in Spanish primary education textbooks during the Franco dictatorship (1939-1959)

History of Education

Peter Cunningham (2016)

Local and personal educations and their histories

History of Education

Matthew Daniel Eddy (2016)

The child writer: graphic literacy and the Scottish educational system, 1700-1820

History of Education

Belén Jiménez-Alonso and José Carlos Loredo-Narciandi (2016)

'To educate children from birth': a genealogical analysis of some practices of subjectivation in Spanish and French scientific childcare (1898-1939)

History of Education

Kristin Bailey Wilson and Cristi D. Ford (2016)

Moberly Junior College, the four-year junior college

History of Education

Petr Chalupecký and Zdenka Johnson (2016)

Differences between Czech and Slovak economic higher education from 1945 to 1953

History of Education

Vera Sheridan (2016)

Support and surveillance: 1956 Hungarian refugee students in transit to the Joyce Kilmer Reception Centre and to higher education scholarships in the USA

History of Education

Alessandra Arce Hai, Frank Simon and Marc Depaepe (2016)

From practice to theory, Ovide Decroly for Brazilian classrooms: a tale of appropriation

History of Education

Nelleke Bakker (2016)

Monitoring child health: school doctors at work in a Dutch rural area (1930-1970)

History of Education

Mats Dolatkhah and Anna Hampson Lundh (2016)

Information and experience: audio-visual observations of reading activities in Swedish comprehensive school classrooms 1967-1969

History of Education

Brent D. Maher (2016)

Divided by Loyalty: The Debate Regarding Loyalty Provisions in the National Defense Education Act of 1958

History of Education

Roy Lowe (2015)

Obituary: Richard Aldrich FRHS, FRSA (June 1937-September 2014)

History of Education

Marie Sandell (2015)

Learning in and from the West: international students and international women's organisations in the interwar period

History of Education

Ross D. Aikins (2015)

From recreational to functional drug use: the evolution of drugs in American higher education, 1960-2014

History of Education

Jenny Collins (2015)

They came with a purpose: educational journeys of nineteenth-century Irish Dominican Sister Teachers

History of Education

Harris Athanasiades (2015)

Liberals, Conservatives and Romantic Nationalists in interwar education policy in Greece: The High Mountains episode

History of Education

Yao Sua Tan and Hooi See Teoh (2015)

The development of Chinese education in Malaysia, 1952-1975: political collaboration between the Malaysian Chinese Association and the Chinese educationists

History of Education

Marek Tesar (2015)

Ethics and truth in archival research

History of Education

Ruben Schalk (2015)

The power of the purse: student funding and the labour market for Dutch Reformed and Catholic theology students, 1800-1880

History of Education

Carles Sirera Miralles (2015)

Enlightened paternalism: the prohibition of corporal punishment in Spanish public schools in the nineteenth century

History of Education

Ingrid Brühwiler (2015)

The Swiss Willensnation at risk: teachers in the cultural gap during the First World War

History of Education

Jennifer Geist Rutledge (2015)

From charity to security: the emergence of the National School Lunch Program

History of Education

Ting-Hong Wong (2015)

Social foundations of public-private partnerships in education: the historical cases of post-war Singapore and Hong Kong

History of Education

John Preston (2015)

The strange death of UK civil defence education in the 1980s

History of Education

Jakob Evertsson (2015)

History, nation and school inspections: the introduction of citizenship education in elementary schools in late nineteenth-century Sweden

History of Education

Fabio Giomi (2015)

Forging Habsburg Muslim girls: gender, education and empire in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1878-1918)

History of Education

Kristi Richard Melancon and Petra Munro Hendry (2015)

'Listen to the voice of reason': the New Orleans Tribune as advocate for public, integrated education

History of Education

Maritza De La Trinidad (2015)

Mexican Americans and the push for culturally relevant education: the bilingual education movement in Tucson, 1958-1969

History of Education

Thai-Huy Nguyen and Marybeth Gasman (2015)

Activism, identity and service: the influence of the Asian American Movement on the educational experiences of college students

History of Education

Tamar Groves (2015)

A foreign model of teacher education and its local appropriation: the English teachers' centres in Spain

History of Education

Kaori Kitagawa (2015)

Continuity and change in disaster education in Japan

History of Education

Charlotte Rochez (2015)

Historians of education and social media

History of Education

Johannes Westberg (2015)

Multiplying the origins of mass schooling: an analysis of the preconditions common to schooling and the school building process in Sweden, 1840-1900

History of Education

Dimitris Anastasiou, Sophia Iliadou-Tachou and Antonia Harisi (2015)

The influence of the school hygiene and paedology movement on the early development of special education in Greece, 1900-1940: the leading role of Emmanuel Lambadarios

History of Education

Nelleke Bakker (2015)

Identifying the 'subnormal' child in an age of expansion of special education and child science in the Netherlands (c.1945-1965)

History of Education

Michael Marker (2015)

Borders and the borderless Coast Salish: decolonising historiographies of Indigenous schooling

History of Education

A.J. Christopher (2015)

Educational attainment in South Africa: a view from the census 1865-2011

History of Education

Matias Gardin (2015)

Educating future citizens in between Mischkultur nationalism and authorities: traces from teachers' journals

History of Education

Qin Zhu, Brent K. Jesiek and Yu Gong (2015)

Past/forward policy-making: transforming Chinese engineering education since the Reform and Opening-up

History of Education

Loh Kah Seng (2015)

Rupture and adaptation: British technical expertise to the Singapore Polytechnic and the transition to a nation-state

History of Education

Brendan Walsh and John Lalor (2015)

New languages of possibility: early experiments in education as dissent

History of Education

Marcella Pellegrino Sutcliffe (2015)

Liberal Italy and the challenge of transnational education (1861-1922): Introduction

History of Education

Maria Patricia Williams (2015)

Mobilising Mother Cabrini's educational practice: the transnational context of the London school of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus 1898-1911

History of Education

Erica Moretti (2015)

Teaching to be American: the quest for integrating the Italian-American child

History of Education

Deirdre Raftery and Marie Clarke (2015)

Transnationalism, gender and teaching: perspectives from the history of education

History of Education

Joyce Goodman (2015)

Gender, cosmopolitanism, and transnational space and time: Kasuya Yoshi and girls' secondary education

History of Education

Daire Keogh (2015)

Our Boys: the Christian Brothers and the formation of youth in the 'new Ireland' 1914-1944

History of Education

Deirdre Raftery (2015)

Teaching Sisters and transnational networks: recruitment and education expansion in the long nineteenth century

History of Education

Jody Crutchley (2015)

Teacher mobility and transnational, 'British World' space: the League of the Empire's 'Interchange of Home and Dominion Teachers', 1907-1931

History of Education

Christopher F. McCormack (2015)

William Graham Brooke (1835-1907): advocate of girls' superior schooling in nineteenth-century Ireland

History of Education

Scott C. Esplin & E. Vance Randall (2014)

Living in two worlds: the development and transition of Mormon education in American society

History of Education

Gisli Thorsteinsson & Brynjar Ólafsson (2014)

Otto Salomon in Nääs and his first Icelandic students in Nordic Sloyd

History of Education

Juan Manuel Fernández-Soria (2014)

The presence of the British education model in Spain: reception through the Institución Libre de Enseñanza

History of Education

Frances Helyar (2014)

Political partisanship, bureaucratic pragmatism and Acadian nationalism: New Brunswick, Canada's 1920 history textbook controversy

History of Education

Patricia Delgado-Granados & Gonzalo Ramírez-Macías (2014)

Labour Universities: physical education and the indoctrination of the working class

History of Education

Marcella Pellegrino Sutcliffe (2014)

The origins of the 'two cultures' debate in the adult education movement: the case of the Working Men's College (c.1854-1914)

History of Education

Susan N. Bayley (2014)

The English Miss, German Fräulein and French Mademoiselle: foreign governesses and national stereotyping in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Europe

History of Education

Keith Vernon (2014)

'We alone are passive': the Committee of Vice-chancellors and Principals and the organisation of British universities, c.1918-1939

History of Education

Matthew Kavanagh (2014)

'Against fascism, war and economies': the Communist Party of Great Britain's schoolteachers during the Popular Front, 1935-1939

History of Education

Lisa Pine (2014)

The NS-Ordensburgen: training for political leadership

History of Education

Tan Yao Sua & Teoh Hooi See (2014)

Ethnic contestation and language policy in a plural society: the Chinese language movement in Malaysia, 1952-1967

History of Education

Frances Foster (2014)

Reconstructing Virgil in the classroom in late antiquity

History of Education

Kaspar Burger (2014)

Entanglement and transnational transfer in the history of infant schools in Great Britain and salles d'asile in France, 1816-1881

History of Education

Narciso de Gabriel (2014)

The entrance of women into the teaching profession in Spain (1855-1940)

History of Education

John Benson (2014)

'Get a blue and you will see your money back again': staffing and marketing the English prep school, 1890-1912

History of Education

Piet van der Ploeg (2014)

The salient history of Dalton education in the Netherlands

History of Education

Ido Zelkovitz (2014)

Education, revolution and evolution: the Palestinian universities as initiators of national struggle 1972-1995

History of Education

Benjamin Justice (2014)

Review Article: Mass incarceration and the making of citizens

History of Education

Heather E. McGregor (2014)

Exploring ethnohistory and Indigenous scholarship: what is the relevance to educational historians?

History of Education

Gavin Moodle (2014)

Gutenberg's effects on universities

History of Education

Sanne Parlevliet (2014)

Bring up the children: national and religious identity and identification in Dutch children's historical novels 1848-c.1870

History of Education

Jennifer Jones (2014)

Nature study, Aborigines and the Australian kindergarten: lessons from Martha Simpson's Australian Programme based on the Life and Customs of the Australian Black

History of Education

Jeremy Cole (2014)

Democracy exported, history expunged: John Dewey's trip to Turkey and the challenge of building 'civilised' nations for democratic life

History of Education

Ting-Hong Wong (2014)

Crossing the binary line: the founding of the polytechnic in Colonial Hong Kong

History of Education

Yonah Hisbon Matemba (2014)

Problems, survival and transformation: religious education in Scotland - a historical review, 1962-1992

History of Education

Kristen D. Nawrotzki (2014)

Obituary: Kevin Brehony (1948 - 2013)

History of Education

Niko Gärtner (2014)

The end of Hamburg's Anglophilia: Wilhelmine Hamburg attitudes viewed through school examination essays and a university lecture (1912-1914)

History of Education

Frederik Herman (2014)

Forging harmony in the social organism: industry and the power of psychometric techniques

History of Education

Anders Nilsson (2014)

The unknown story: vocational education for adults in Sweden 1918-1968

History of Education

Brian Fleming & Judith Harford (2014)

Irish educational policy in the 1960s: a decade of transformation

History of Education

Hilda T.A. Amsing & Nelleke Bakker (2014)

Comprehensive education: lost in the mi(d)st of a debate. Dutch politicians on equal opportunity in secondary schooling (1965-1979)

History of Education

Ander Delgado (2014)

Co-operatives and education in the Basque Country: the ikastolas in the final years of Franco's dictatorship

History of Education

Jane Elizabeth Dove (2014)

The Counties of England: a nineteenth-century geographical game to amuse and instruct

History of Education

Richard Aldrich (2014)

Obituary: Dennis Dean (1934-2014)

History of Education

Michael Shattock (2014)

Can we still speak of there being an academic profession?

History of Education

Jane Martin (2014)

Intellectual portraits: politics, professions and identity in twentieth-century England

History of Education

Ivor Goodson (2014)

Context, curriculum and professional knowledge

History of Education

Heather Ellis (2014)

Knowledge, character and professionalisation in nineteenth-century British science

History of Education

Kira Mahamud & María José Martínez Ruiz-Funes (2014)

Reconstructing the life histories of Spanish primary school teachers: a novel approach for the study of the teaching profession and school culture

History of Education

Johannes Westberg (2013)

Stimulus or impediment? The impact of matching grants on the funding of elementary schools in Sweden during the nineteenth century

History of Education

Heather Ellis (2013)

Efficiency and counter-revolution: connecting university and civil service reform in the 1850s

History of Education

Mark Freeman (2013)

'An advanced type of democracy'? Governance and politics in adult education c.1918-1930

History of Education

Ogechi E. Anyanwu (2013)

Challenging the status quo: Alan Pifer and higher education reform in Colonial Nigeria

History of Education

Sue Middleton (2013)

Clare Soper's hat: New Education Fellowship correspondence between Bloomsbury and New Zealand, 1938-1946

History of Education

Anna Larsson (2013)

A children's place? The school playground debate in postwar Sweden

History of Education

Nelleke Bakker (2013)

Cylinders and séances: Elise van Calcar and the spirit of Froebel

History of Education

Hester Barron (2013)

'Little prisoners of city streets': London elementary schools and the School Journey Movement, 1918-1939

History of Education

Erkko Anttila & Ari Väänänen (2013)

Rural schoolteachers and the pressures of community life: local and cosmopolitan coping strategies in mid-twentieth-century Finland

History of Education

Kurt W. Clausen (2013)

Ontario's Plowden Report: British influence on Canadian education in the 1960s

History of Education

Rob Freathy and Stephen G. Parker (2013)

Secularists, Humanists and religious education: religious crisis and curriculum change in England, 1963-1975

History of Education

Stephanie Spencer (2013)

Just a book in a library? The Sybil Campbell Library Collection fostering international friendship amongst graduate women

History of Education

Richard Aldrich (2013)

Biographical Sketch: Roy Lowe

History of Education

Yoshihito Yasuhara (2013)

Journey to an international collaboration on the origins of higher learning

History of Education

Ruth Watts (2013)

Universities, medical education and women: Birmingham in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

History of Education

William H. Reese (2013)

In search of American progressives and teachers

History of Education

Yoko Yamasaki (2013)

Continuing the conversation: British and Japanese progressivism

History of Education

Clyde Chitty (2013)

The educational legacy of Francis Galton

History of Education

David Crook (2013)

Politics, politicians and English comprehensive schools

History of Education

Gareth Elwyn Jones (2013)

Perspectives from the brink of extinction: the fate of history of education study in Wales

History of Education

Richard Aldrich (2013)

Neuroscience, education and the evolution of the human brain

History of Education

Paul Sharp (2013)

Obituary: Peter Gosden (1927-2012)

History of Education

James Scott Johnston (2013)

Rival readings of Hegel at the fin de siècle: the case of William Torrey Harris and John Dewey

History of Education

Robert David Anderson (2013)

Edinburgh University, schools and the civil service in the early twentieth century

History of Education

Hilda T.A. Amsing, Linda Greveling & Jeroen J.H. Dekker (2013)

The struggle for comprehensive education in the Netherlands: the representation of secondary school innovation in Dutch newspaper articles in the 1970s

History of Education

John L. Rury & Shirley Hill (2013)

An end of innocence: African-American high school protest in the 1960s and 1970s

History of Education

Maria Tamboukou (2013)

Educating the seamstress: studying and writing the memory of work

History of Education

Maria Jesus Vera-Cazorla (2013)

The grammar school at the Cathedral of the Canary Islands (1563-1851)

History of Education

Theodore Michael Christou (2013)

'Schools are no longer merely educational institutions': the rhetoric of social efficiency in Ontario education, 1931-1935

History of Education

Hsiao-Yuh Ku (2013)

Education for liberal democracy: Fred Clarke and the 1944 Education Act

History of Education

Penney Clark & Wayne Knights (2013)

'Fratricidal warfare': English-Canadian textbook publishers take on the Americans, 1970-1980

History of Education

Magnus Hultén (2013)

Technology for all: turning a keyword into a school subject in post-war Sweden

History of Education

Neil Selwyn (2013)

'Micro' politics: mapping the origins of schools computing as a field of education policy

History of Education

John Hardcastle (2013)

'Photographers are the devil': an essay in the historiography of photographing schools

History of Education

Janet L. Nelson (2013)

Alfred of Wessex at a cross-roads in the history of education

History of Education

Kathryn L. Wegner (2013)

Progressive reformers and the democratic origins of citizenship education in the United States during the First World War

History of Education

Deirdre Raftery (2013)

Rebels with a cause: obedience, resistance and convent life, 1800-1940

History of Education

Jane Read (2013)

Bringing Froebel into London's infant schools: the reforming practice of two head teachers, Elizabeth Shaw and Frances Roe, from the 1890s to the 1930s

History of Education

Tom O'Donoghue & Judith Harford (2013)

Addressing the apparent paradox of the Catholic sister principal: 1940-1965

History of Education

Siân Roberts (2013)

Encounter, exchange and inscription: the personal, the local and the transnational in the educational humanitarianism of two Quaker women

History of Education

Joakim Landahl (2013)

The eye of power(-lessness): on the emergence of the panoptical and synoptical classroom

History of Education

Deirdre Raftery and David Crook (2012)

Editorial: Forty years of History of Education, 1972-2011

History of Education

Joyce Goodman (2012)

The gendered politics of historical writing in History of Education

History of Education

Gary McCulloch (2012)

The history of secondary education in History of Education

History of Education

Deirdre Raftery (2012)

Religions and the history of education: a historiography

History of Education

David Crook (2012)

Teacher education as a field of historical research: retrospect and prospect

History of Education

Peter Cunningham (2012)

Structures and systems and bodies and things: historical research on primary schooling and its professional relevance

History of Education

Jane Martin (2012)

Interpreting biography in the History of Education: past and present

History of Education

Roy Lowe (2012)

The changing role of the academic journal: the coverage of higher education in History of Education as a case study, 1972-2011

History of Education

Barbara Houser (2012)

REVIEW: The Hope for American School Reform: The Cold War Pursuit of Inquiry Learning in Social Studies

History of Education

Angelo Van Gorp (2012)

REVIEW: School by Cathy Burke and Ian Grosvenor

History of Education

Barnita Bagchi (2012)

REVIEW: Foundations of Tilak's Nationalism: Discrimination, Education and Hindutva by Parimala V. Rao

History of Education

Michael Shattock (2012)

REVIEW: British Labour and Higher Education 1945-2000: Ideologies, Policies and Practice by Richard Taylor and Tom Steele

History of Education

Linda Eisenmann (2012)

REVIEW: The Educated Woman: Minds, Bodies, and Women's Higher Education in Britain, Germany, and Spain, 1865-1914 by Katharina Rowold

History of Education

Thomas V. O'Brien (2012)

REVIEW: Schools in the Landscape: Localism, Cultural Tradition, and the Development of Alabama's Public Education System, 1865-1915 by Edith Ziegler

History of Education

Guy Whitmarsh (2012)

The Two Cultures Controversy: Science, Literature and Cultural Politics in Postwar Britain by Guy Ortolano

History of Education

Fiona Leach (2012)

Resisting conformity: Anglican mission women and the schooling of girls in early nineteenth-century West Africa

History of Education

Susannah Wright (2012)

Teachers, family and community in the urban elementary school: evidence from English school log books c.1880-1918

History of Education

Pieter Troch (2012)

Between Yugoslavism and Serbianism: reshaping collective identity in Serbian textbooks between the world wars

History of Education

John Field (2012)

Service learning in Britain between the wars: university students and unemployed camps

History of Education

Paulí Davila, Luis M Naya & Hilario Murua (2012)

The educational work of the De la Salle Brothers and popular education in Gipuzkoa in the twentieth century

History of Education

Nicholas Hillman (2012)

Public schools and the Fleming report of 1944: shunting the first-class carriage on to an immense siding?

History of Education

Caitlin Donahue Wylie (2012)

Teaching manuals and the blackboard: accessing historical classroom practices

History of Education

James Albisetti (2012)

Philanthropy for the middle class: vocational education for girls and young women in mid-Victorian Europe

History of Education

Ana Maria Badanelli (2012)

Representing two worlds: illustrations in Spanish textbooks for the teaching of religion and object lessons (1900-1970)

History of Education

James Arthur (2012)

Christian commentary and education 1930-1960

History of Education

Steven Cowan, Gary McCulloch and Tom Woodin (2012)

From HORSA huts to ROSLA blocks: the school leaving age and the school building programme in England, 1943-1972

History of Education

Stephen G. Parker and Rob J.K. Freathy (2012)

Ethnic diversity, Christian hegemony and the emergence of multi-faith religious education in the 1970s

History of Education

Heather Sharp (2012)

Australia's 1988 Bicentennial: national history and multiculturalism in the primary school curriculum

History of Education

Linda C. Morice (2012)

A place called home: educational reform in a Concord, Massachusetts School, 1897-1914

History of Education

Geert Thyssen (2012)

Mapping a space of biography: Karl Triebold and the Waldschule of Senne I-Bielefeld (c.1923-1939)

History of Education

Marie Clarke (2012)

The response of the Roman Catholic Church to the introduction of vocational education in Ireland 1930-1942

History of Education

Anita Kit-wa Chan (2012)

From 'civilising the young' to a 'dead-end job': gender, teaching, and the politics of colonial rule in Hong Kong (1841-1970)

History of Education

Timothy Reese Cain (2012)

Unionised faculty and the political left: Communism and the American Federation of Teachers on the eve of the Second World War

History of Education

Jessiva Gerrard (2012)

Tracing radical working-class education: praxis and historical representation

History of Education

Carmen M. Mangion (2012)

'The business of life': educating Catholic deaf children in late nineteenth-century England

History of Education

Pamela Dale (2012)

A new approach to vocational guidance for school-leavers in the 1920s? Exploring key themes from an influential 1926 report

History of Education

Kay Whitehead (2012)

Gipsy Hill Training College graduates: once, always and everywhere a modern woman teacher in the interwar years

History of Education

Patrice Milewski (2012)

Perilous times: an oral history of teachers' experience with school inspection in the 1930s

History of Education

Antonio Fco. Canales (2012)

A new space for a new science: the transformation of the JAE Campus after the Spanish Civil War

History of Education

Thierry Terret & Jean Saint-Martin (2012)

Journey in the historiography of the French Method of Physical Education: a matter of nationalism, imperialism and gender

History of Education

Vincent Stolk, Willeke Los & Wiel Veugelers (2012)

Physical education for citizenship or humanity? Freethinkers and natural education in the Netherlands in the mid-nineteenth century

History of Education

Eilidh H.R. Macrae (2012)

Exercise and education: facilities for the young female body in Scotland, 1930-1960

History of Education

Rafaelle Nicholson (2012)

Who killed schoolgirl cricket? The Women's Cricket Association and the death of an opportunity, 1945-1960

History of Education

Heather L. Dichter (2012)

Rebuilding physical education in the Western occupation zones of Germany, 1945-1949

History of Education

Dimitris Foteinos (2012)

Images of the body: the Greek physical education curriculum since the Second World War

History of Education

Popkewitz, T. (2011)

Curriculum history, schooling and the history of the present

History of Education

Freeman, M. (2011)

From 'character-training' to 'personal growth': the early history of Outward Bound 1941-1965

History of Education

Hutcheson, P. (2011)

Goals for United States higher education: from democracy to globalisation

History of Education

Hargraves, N.K. (2011)

Residential adult education and the 'problem of uniqueness': Newbattle Abbey College 1960-1989

History of Education

Leslie, W.B. (2011)

The curious tale of liberal education, professional training and the American college, 1880-1910

History of Education

Herman, F., Van Gorp, A., Simon, F., and Depaepe, M. (2011)

The school desk: from concept to object

History of Education

Speight, S.J. (2011)

A gentlemanly pastime: antiquarianism, adult education and the clergy in England, c.1750-1960

History of Education

Al-Khaizaran, H.Y. (2011)

The emergence of private universities and new social formations in Meiji Japan, 1868-1912

History of Education

Goodman, J., Jacobs, A., Kisby, F., and Loader, H. (2011)

Travelling careers: overseas migration patterns in the professional lives of women attending Girton and Newnham before 1939

History of Education

Jacobs, A., and Leach, C. (2011)

Teacher training and the public good: the University of Winchester Alumni Project

History of Education

Palmer Peterson, A. (2011)

Academic conceptions of a United States Peace Corps

History of Education

Fischer, K. (2011)

University historians and their role in the development of a 'shared' history in Northern Ireland schools, 1960s-1980s: an illustration of the ambiguous social function of historians

History of Education

Hopkins, J. (2011)

The role of learned societies in knowledge exchange and dissemination: the case of the Regional Studies Association, 1965-2005

History of Education

Heggie, V. (2011)

Domestic and domesticating education in the late Victorian city

History of Education

Donnelly, J., and Ryder, J. (2011)

The pursuit of humanity: curriculum change in English school science

History of Education

Vanobbergen, B., and Simon, F. (2011)

'Merci a tous et a toutes de votre propagande, si pleine de charme et de sourires': on tour with the Socialist travelling colony Gentse Volkskinderen (1898-1915)

History of Education

Seri-Hersch, I. (2011)

Towards social progress and post-imperial modernity? Colonial politics of literacy in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, 1946-1956

History of Education

Brailsford, I. (2011)

'The ha'porth of tar to save the ship': student counselling and vulnerable university students, 1965-1980

History of Education

Ko, P.Y., and Adamson, B. (2011)

Pedagogy and human dignity - the Special Rank Teacher in China since 1978

History of Education

O'Donoghue, T., and Chapman, A. (2011)

A social semiotic analysis of the discursive construction of teacher identity in the 'book of rules and customs' of the Australian Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus

History of Education

Bull, I. (2011)

Industriousness and development of the school-system in the eighteenth century: the experience of Norwegian cities

History of Education

Tomalin, M. (2011)

'The torment of every seminary': the teaching of French in British schools, 1780-1830

History of Education

Westberg, J. (2011)

The funding of early care and education programmes in Sweden, 1845-1943

History of Education

Porwancher, A. (2011)

Humanism's sisyphean task: curricular reform at Brown University during the Second World War

History of Education

Myers, K. (2011)

Exploring supplementary education: margins, theories, and methods

History of Education

Keene, M. (2011)

Playing among the stars: Science in Sport, or the Pleasures of Astronomy (1804)

History of Education

Robinson, W. (2011)

'That great educational experiment': the City of London Vacation Course in Education, 1922-1938: a forgotten story in the history of teacher professional development

History of Education

Correia, L.G. (2011)

'The right kind of education for the right individual': comparative education studies according to the Educational Yearbook of the Teachers College (1924-1944)

History of Education

McCulloch, G. (2011)

Sensing the realities of English middle-class education: James Bryce and the Schools Inquiry Commission, 1865-1868

History of Education

Curtis, B. (2011)

My brothers were all 'learnt out' and sons soon would be: Public debate over schooling in Quebec, 1814-1823

History of Education

Leppänen, K. (2011)

Education for internationalism at the Nordic school for adult education in Geneva 1931-1939

History of Education

Takeda, R. (2011)

Literacy in a business context: literacy practices of some Bristol merchants in the sixteenth century

History of Education

Goodman, J. (2011)

International citizenship and the International Federation of University Women before 1939

History of Education

Pietsch, T. (2011)

Many Rhodes: travelling scholarships and imperial citizenship in the British academic world, 1880-1940

History of Education

Rogers, R. (2011)

Teaching morality and religion in nineteenth-century colonial Algeria: gender and the civilising mission

History of Education

Keating, J. (2011)

Approaches to citizenship teaching in the first half of the twentieth century - the experience of London City Council

History of Education

Myers, K. (2011)

Faith in history: memory, multiculturalism and the legacies of Empire in postwar England

History of Education

Thelin, J. (2011)

College Sports Since World War II

History of Education

Aldrich, R. (2010)

Education for survival: an historical perspective

History of Education

Elliott, P., and Daniels, S. (2010)

'No study so agreeable to the youthful mind': geographical study in the Georgian grammar school

History of Education

Panayotidis, E.L., and Stortz, P. (2010)

Contestation and conflict: the University of Toronto student yearbook Torontonensis as an 'appalling Sahara, 1880-1914

History of Education

Durst, A. (2010)

'Venturing in Education': teaching at the University of Chicago's Laboratory School, 1896-1904

History of Education

Pauly, M. (2010)

Teaching place, assembling the nation: local studies in Soviet Ukrainian schools during the 1920s

History of Education

Hargraves, N.K. (2010)

An 'experiment in the wilderness': Newbattle Abbey College and the idea of residential adult education in Scotland 1931-1955

History of Education

Pruneri, F., and Bianchi, A. (2010)

School reforms and university transformations and their function in Italy from the eighteenth to the nineteenth centuries

History of Education

Reis, J. (2010)

Cultural internationalism at the Cite Universitaire: international education between the First and Second World Wars

History of Education

Cohen, S. (2010)

Crossing borders: academic refugee women, education and the British Federation of University Women during the Nazi era

History of Education

Steele, T., and Taylor, R.K. (2010)

Oldham's Moot (1938-1947), the universities and the adult citizen

History of Education

Raptis, H. (2010)

Bending the bars of the identity cage: Amy Brown and the development of teacher identity in British Columbia

History of Education

Watras, J. (2010)

UNESCO's programme of fundamental education, 1946-1959

History of Education

Hallstrom, J. (2010)

'To hold the subject's territory': the Swedish Association of Biology Teachers and two curricular reforms, 1960-1965

History of Education

Milewski, P. (2010)

Educational reconstruction through the lens of archaeology

History of Education

Reid, D. (2010)

Education as a philanthropic enterprise: the dissenting academies of eighteenth-century England

History of Education

Nicholas, D. (2010)

112 years of professional disability: an under-examined aspect of the 1846 Education Minutes

History of Education

Bakker, N. (2010)

Fresh air and good food: children and the anti-tuberculosis campaign in the Netherlands c.1900-1940

History of Education

Brickell, C. (2010)

Soldier to civilian: army education and postwar New Zealand citizenship

History of Education

Clarke, M. (2010)

Educational reform in the 1960s: the introduction of comprehensive schools in the Republic of Ireland

History of Education

O'Donoghue, D. (2010)

Classrooms as installations: a conceptual framework for analysing classroom photographs from the past

History of Education

McCulloch, G. (2010)

A people's history of education: Brian Simon, the British Communist Party and Studies in the History of Education, 1780-1870

History of Education

Freeman, M. (2010)

The decline of the adult school movement between the wars

History of Education

Whitehead, K. (2010)

Contesting the 1944 McNair Report: Lillian de Lissa's working life as a teacher educator

History of Education

Lovheim, D. (2010)

An epistemology of one's own: curricular (re-)construction of school technology and non-technology in Sweden, 1975-1995

History of Education

Wiborg, S. (2010)

Why is there no comprehensive education in Germany? A historical explanation

History of Education

Yamasaki, Y. (2010)

The impact of Western progressive educational ideas in Japan: 1868-1940

History of Education

Brett, C.E., Lawn, M., Bartholomew, D., and Deary, I.J. (2010)

Help will be welcomed from every quarter: the work of William Boyd and the Educational Institute of Scotland's Research Committee in the 1920s

History of Education

Clarke, R. (2010)

Adult education between the wars: the curious case of the Selborne Lecture Bureau

History of Education

Smith, J. (2010)

Ecumenism, economic necessity and the disappearance of Methodist elementary schools in England in the twentieth century

History of Education

Parker, S. (2010)

Teach them to pray Auntie: Children's Hour Prayers at the BBC, 1940-1961

History of Education

Saint, A. (2010)

Battersea: education in a London parish since 1750

History of Education

Kozlovsky, R. (2010)

The architecture of educare: motion and emotion in postwar educational spaces

History of Education

De Coninck-Smith, N. (2010)

Danish and British architects at work: a micro-study of architectural encounters after the Second World War

History of Education

Goad, P. (2010)

'A chrome yellow blackboard with blue chalk': New Education and the new architecture: modernism at Koornong School

History of Education

Medway, P., and Kingwell, P. (2010)

A curriculum in its place: English teaching in one school, 1946-1963

History of Education

Clark, A. (2010)

'In-between' spaces in postwar primary schools: a micro-study of a 'welfare room' (1977-1993)

History of Education

Livingstone, D. (2010)

Keeping knowledge in site

History of Education

Edirisooriya, G. (2009)

A market analysis of the latter half of the nineteenth-century American higher education sector

History of Education

Smith, J. (2009)

'The enemy within?': the clergyman and the English school boards, 1870-1902

History of Education

Woodall, S. (2009)

William Horsley: music master at Miss Black's boarding-school for young ladies, 1828-1840

History of Education

Gunduz, M. (2009)

Sociocultural origins of Turkish educational reforms and ideological origins of late Ottoman intellectuals (1908-1930)

History of Education

Kallaway, P. (2009)

Education, health and social welfare in the late colonial context: the International Missionary Council and educational transition in the interwar years with specific reference to colonial Africa

History of Education

Proctor, H. (2009)

An aristocracy of talent? Describing self and other at an early twentieth-century high school

History of Education

Vanhulle, B. (2009)

The path of history: narrative analysis of history textbooks - a case study of Belgian history textbooks (1945-2004)

History of Education

Bouzakis, S., and Koustourakis, G. (2009)

Historicity as a legitimising argument in the case of the Greek educational reforms of 1985 and 1997-1998 in general and technical-vocational education

History of Education

Hamilton, D. (2009)

Patents: a neglected source in the history of education

History of Education

McDermid, J. (2009)

School board women and active citizenship in Scotland, 1873-1919

History of Education

Sutherland, D. (2009)

Education as an agent of social evolution: the educational projects of Patrick Geddes in late-Victorian Scotland

History of Education

Turner, R. (2009)

Workers' Educational Association tutorial classes and citizenship in Scotland, 1907-1939

History of Education

Macdonald, C. (2009)

'To form citizens': Scottish students, governance and politics, 1884-1948

History of Education

Skillen, F. (2009)

'A Sound system of physical training': the development of girls' physical education in interwar Scotland

History of Education

Wright, V. (2009)

Education for active citizenship: women's organisations in interwar Scotland

History of Education

Munn, P., and Arnott, M. (2009)

Citizenship in Scottish schools: the evolution of education for citizenship from the late twentieth century to the present

History of Education

Hallstrom, J. (2009)

Technical knowledge in a technical society: elementary school technology education in Sweden, 1919-1928

History of Education

Cross, M., Carpentier, C., and Ait-Mehdi, H. (2009)

Unfulfilled promise: radical discourses in South African educational historiography, 1970-2007

History of Education

Bakker, N., and De Beer, F. (2009)

The dangers of schooling: the introduction of school medical inspection in the Netherlands (c.1900)

History of Education

Mehl, M. (2009)

Lessons from history? Obara Kuniyoshi (1877-1987), new education and the role of Japan's educational traditions

History of Education

Mendelsson, D. (2009)

Embracing Jewish day school education in England, 1965-1979

History of Education

Lawn, M., Deary, I., Brett, C., and Bartholomew, D. (2009)

Geoffrey Thomson and the rise of university pedagogical study: a recorded lecture delivered at the University of Edinburgh in November 1950 by Geoffrey H. Thomson: a transcript with commentary

History of Education

McDermid, J. (2009)

Catholic women teachers and Scottish education in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

History of Education

Glotzer, R. (2009)

A long shadow: Frederick P. Keppel, the Carnegie Corporation and the Dominions and Colonies Fund Area Experts 1923-1943

History of Education

Collins, J. (2009)

Of sheep's pluck and science exhibitions: the professional life of Mother Bernard Towers RSM (1883-1963)

History of Education

James, D., and Davies, B. (2009)

The genesis of school inspection in South East Wales 1839-1843: issues of social control and accountability

History of Education

Clark, P. (2009)

'Great chorus of protest': a case study of conflict over the 1909 Eaton's readers

History of Education

Wright, S. (2009)

The work of teachers and others in and around a Birmingham slum school 1891-1920

History of Education

Sheldon, N. (2009)

The musical careers of the poor: the role of music as a vocational training for boys in British care institutions 1870-1918

History of Education

Brewis, G. (2009)

From working parties to social work: middle-class girls' education and social service 1890-1914

History of Education

Wood, S. (2009)

Women's work or creative work? Embroidery in New South Wales high schools

History of Education

Collins, J. (2009)

Creating women's work in the academy and beyond: Carnegie connections 1923-1942

History of Education

Carroll. M. (2009)

Republic of the learned: the role of libraries in the promotion of a US democratic vision

History of Education

Reichel, N. (2009)

The first 'Hebrew' teachers in Eretz Yisrael: characteristics, difficulties and coping methods (1881-1914)

History of Education

Yamada, S. (2009)

'Traditions' and cultural production: character training at the Achimota School in colonial Ghana

History of Education

Hadas, M. (2009)

The rationalisation of the body: physical education in Hungary in the nineteenth century

History of Education

Wraga, W. (2009)

Latin literacy redux: the classical investigation in the United States, 1921-1924

History of Education

Cullen, C. (2008)

The Museum of Irish Industry, Robert Kane and education for all in the Dublin of the 1850s and 1860s

History of Education

Steele, T and Taylor, R. (2008)

R. H. Tawney and the Reform of the Universities

History of Education

Smith, D. (2008)

Eric James and the 'Utopianist' Campus: Biography, Policy and the Building of a New University during the 1960s.

History of Education

McLaughlin, D. (2008)

The Irish Christian Brothers and the National Board of Education: Challenging the Myths

History of Education

Olden, A. (2008)

Somali Opposition to Government Education: R. E. Ellison and the Berbera School Affair, 1938-1940

History of Education

Milewski, P. (2008)

The Little Gray Book: Pedagogy, Discourse and Rupture in 1937

History of Education

Lohmann, I. and Mayer, C. (2008)

Dimensions of Eighteenth-century Educational Thinking in Germany: Rhetoric and Gender Anthropology

History of Education

Gasparini, F. and Vick, M. (2008)

Place (Material, Metaphorical, Symbolic) in Education History: The Townsville College of Advanced Education Library Resource Centre, 1974-1981

History of Education

Jones, A. and Jenkins, K. (2008)

Invitation and Refusal: A Reading of the Beginnings of Schooling in Aotearoa New Zealand

History of Education

Allen, J. (2008)

Slavery, Colonialism and the Pursuit of Community Life: Anglican Mission Education in Zanzibar and Northern Rhodesia 1864-1940

History of Education

Vernon, K. (2008)

The Health and Welfare of University Students in Britain, 1920-1939

History of Education

Middleton, J. (2008)

The Experience of Corporal Punishment in Schools, 1890-1940

History of Education

Harvey, J. (2008)

Domestic Queens and Warrior Wives: Imperial Role-Models for Spanish Schoolgirls during the Early Francoist Regime (1940s-50s)

History of Education

Freathy, R. (2008)

The Triumph of Religious Education for Citizenship in English Schools, 1935-1949

History of Education

Wall, C. (2008)

Picturing an Occupational Identity: Images of Teachers in Careers and Trade Union Publications 1940-2000

History of Education

Muckle, J. (2008)

Russian in the University Curriculum: A Case-study of the Impact of the First World War on Language Study in Higher Education in Britain

History of Education

Evans, S. (2008)

The Introduction of English-language Education in Early Colonial Hong Kong

History of Education

Limond, D. (2008)

I never imagined that the time would come: Martin Cole, the Growing Up Controversy and the Limits of School Sex Education in 1970s England

History of Education

Soria, J.M.F. (2008)

Foundations of Laic Moral Education in Spain

History of Education

Brooks, V. (2008)

The Role of External Examinations in the Making of Secondary Modern Schools in England 1945-65

History of Education

Mattingly, P., Jarausch, K., Craig, J., Kett, J. and Turner, J. (2008)

Universities in Europe: North American Perspectives on European Historiography

History of Education

McKinnon Dick, M. and Watts, R. (2008)

Eighteenth-century education: discourses and informal agencies

History of Education

Watts, R. (2008)

A gendered journey: travel of ideas in England c.1750-1800

History of Education

Olga Baird. (2008)

I want the people to observe and to learn! The St Petersburg Kunstkamera in the eighteenth century

History of Education

Reinarz, J (2008)

The transformation of medical education in eighteenth-century England: international developments and the West Midlands

History of Education

McKinnon Dick, M. (2008)

Discourses for the new industrial world: industrialisation and the education of the public in late eighteenth-century Britain

History of Education

Clay, R. (2008)

Riotous images: representations of Joseph Priestley in British prints during the French Revolution

History of Education

Bloomfield, A and Watts, R. (2008)

Pedagogue of the dance: the dancing master as educator in the long eighteenth century

History of Education

Davidson, C. (2008)

From traditional to formal education in the lower Arabian Gulf, 1820-1971

History of Education

Walsh, P. (2008)

Education and the 'universalist' idiom of empire: Irish National School Books in Ireland and Ontario

History of Education

Davis, A. (2008)

Oh no, nothing, we didn't learn anything: sex education and the preparation of girls for motherhood, c.1930-1970

History of Education

Beach, J. (2008)

Soldier education in the British army, 1920-2007

History of Education

Carpentier, V. (2008)

Quantitative sources for the history of education

History of Education

Myers, K., Grosvenor, I. and Watts, R. (2008)

Education and globalisation

History of Education

Pineau, P. (2008)

Education and globalisation: a Latin American perspective

History of Education

Spieker, S. (2008)

An early researcher in the field of education: Bernardino de Sahagun in sixteenth-century Mexico

History of Education

Hall, C. (2008)

Making colonial subjects: education in the age of empire

History of Education

Pok-kwan Chiu, P. (2008)

A position of usefulness: gendering history of girls' education in colonial Hong Kong (1850s-1890s).

History of Education

Wright, S. (2008)

There is something universal in our movement which appeals not only to one country, but to all: international communication and moral education 1892-1914

History of Education

Caruso, M. (2008)

World systems, world society, world polity: theoretical insights for a global history of education

History of Education

McCulloch, G. (2007)

Forty Years On: Presidential Address to the History of Education Society, London, 4 November 2006

History of Education

Dale, P. (2007)

Special Education at Starcross before 1948

History of Education

Allender, T. (2007)

Surrendering a Colonial Domain: Educating North India, 1854-1890

History of Education

Rowland, T. and Hatch, G (2007)

Learning to Teach? The Assistant Lecturer in Colleges of Education 1960-75

History of Education

Sweeting, A. (2007)

Education in Hong Kong: Histories, Mysteries and Myths

History of Education

Whitehead, M. (2007)

To provide for the edifice of learning: Researching 450 Years of Jesuit Educational and Cultural History, with Particular Reference to the British Jesuits

History of Education

Burke, C. (2007)

Editorial

History of Education

Vanobbergen, B. (2007)

Soon He Will Boil over like a Kettle: Visualizing the Invisible-The Representation of Hyperactivity in Women's Magazines and Professional Journals for Teachers in Flanders (1965-2005)

History of Education

Margolis, E. and Fram, S. (2007)

Caught Napping: Images of Surveillance, Discipline and Punishment on the Body of the Schoolchild

History of Education

Burke, C. and Ribeiro de Castro, H. (2007)

The School Photograph: Portraiture and the Art of Assembling the Body of the Schoolchild

History of Education

Spencer, S. (2007)

A Uniform Identity: Schoolgirl Snapshots and the Spoken Visual

History of Education

Thyssen, G. (2007)

Visualizing Discipline of the Body in a German Open-Air School (1923-1939): Retrospection and Introspection

History of Education

Watts, R. (2007)

Whose Knowledge? Gender, Education, Science and History

History of Education

Marsden, B and Grosvenor, I. (2007)

David Reeder and the History of Urban Education

History of Education

Watkins, C. (2007)

Inventing International Citizenship: Badminton School and the Progressive Tradition between the Wars

History of Education

Limond, D. Lang, J. (2007)

Kidbrooke and The Great Comprehensives Debate: 1965-2005

History of Education

Raftery, D and Nowlan-Roebuck, C. (2007)

Convent Schools and National Education in Nineteenth-Century Ireland: Negotiating a Place within a Non-denominational System

History of Education

Simon, J. (2007)

An energetic and controversial historian of education yesterday and today: A. F. Leach (1851-1915)

History of Education

McCulloch, G. Goodman, J. and Richardson, W. (2007)

Editors' Introduction: Social Change in the History of Education

History of Education

O'Day, R. (2007)

Social Change in the History of Education: Perspectives on the Emergence of Learned Professions in England, c.1500-1800

History of Education

Sanderson, M. (2007)

Educational and Economic History: The Good Neighbours

History of Education

Raftery, D. McDermid, J. and Jones, G. E. (2007)

Social Change and Education in Ireland, Scotland and Wales: Historiography on Nineteenth-century Schooling

History of Education

Gardner, P. (2007)

The Life-long Draught: From Learning to Teaching and Back

History of Education

Woodin, T. (2007)

Working-class Education and Social Change in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century Britain

History of Education

Goodman, J. (2007)

Social Change and Secondary Schooling for Girls in the Long 1920s: European Engagements.

History of Education

Martin, J. (2007)

Thinking Education Histories Differently: Biographical Approaches to Class Politics and Women's Movements in London, 1900s to 1960s

History of Education

Silver, H. (2007)

Higher Education and Social Change: Purpose in Pursuit

History of Education

Armstrong, F. (2007)

Disability, Education and Social Change in England since 1960

History of Education

Richardson, W. (2007)

British Historiography of Education in International Context at the Turn of the Century, 1996-2006

History of Education

Rose, J. (2007)

The History of Education as the History of Reading

History of Education

Grosvenor, I. (2007)

From the 'Eye of History' to 'a Second Gaze': The Visual Archive and the Marginalized in the History of Education

History of Education

Crook, D. (2007)

Education, Health and Social Welfare

History of Education

Bakker, N. (2007)

Sunshine as Medicine: Health Colonies and the Medicalization of Childhood in the Netherlands c.1900-1960

History of Education

Bloomfield, A. (2007)

Health or Art? The Case for Dance in the Curriculum of British State Schools 1909-1919

History of Education

McDermid, J. (2007)

Place the Book in Their Hands: Grace Paterson's Contribution to the Health and Welfare Policies of the School Board of Glasgow, 1885-1906

History of Education

Trethewey, L. (2007)

Christian Feminism in Action: Kate Cocks's Social Welfare Work in South Australia, 1900-1950

History of Education

Sheldon, N. (2007)

The School Attendance Officer 1900-1939: Policeman to Welfare Worker?

History of Education

Hendrick, H. (2007)

Optimism and Hope versus Anxiety and Narcissism: Some Thoughts on Children's Welfare Yesterday and Today

History of Education

Soler, J. (2006)

Renegotiating Cultural Authority: Imperial Culture and the New Zealand Primary School Curriculum in the 1930s

History of Education

Guereña, J-L (2006)

European Influences in Spanish Popular Education: The Case of the Socialist Casa Del Pueblo of Madrid and the Belgian Model (1897-1929)

History of Education

Oliphant, J. (2006)

Empowerment and Debilitation in the Educational Experience of the Blind in Nineteenth-century England and Scotland

History of Education

Leach, C. (2006)

Religion and Rationality: Quaker Women and Science Education 1790-1850

History of Education

Elliott, K. (2006)

'A very pushy kind of folk': Educational Reform 1944 and the Catholic Laity of England and Wales

History of Education

Silver, H. (2006)

Things change but names remain the same: Higher Education Historiography 1975-2000

History of Education

Brehony, K. (2006)

Early Years Education: Some Froebelian Contributions

History of Education

Taylor Allen, A. (2006)

The Kindergarten in Germany and the United States, 1840-1914: A Comparative Perspective

History of Education

Valkanova, Y. and Brehony, K. (2006)

The Gifts and 'Contributions': Friedrich Froebel and Russian Education (1850-1929)

History of Education

Nawrotzki, K. (2006)

Froebel is Dead; Long Live Froebel! The National Froebel Foundation and English Education

History of Education

Bethell, K. (2006)

To Bring into Play: Miss Mary Richmond's Utilization of Kindred Networks in the Diffusion of Kindergarten Ideals into Practice

History of Education

May, H. (2006)

Being Froebelian: An Antipodean Analysis of the History of Advocacy and Early Childhood

History of Education

Mathivet, S. (2006)

Alice Buckton (1867-1944): The Legacy of a Froebelian in the Landscape of Glastonbury

History of Education

Münchow, K. (2006)

The Relationship between the Kindergarten Movement, the Movement for Democracy and the Early Women's Movement in the Historical Context of the Revolution of 1848-49, as reflected in Die Frauen-Zeitung

History of Education

Dorn, C. (2006)

The World's Schoolmaster: Educational Reconstruction, Grayson Kefauver, and the Founding of UNESCO, 1942-46

History of Education

Mahood, L. (2006)

Elementary Teaching as Toil: The Diary and Letters of Miss Eglantyne Jebb, a Gentlewoman Schoolmistress

History of Education

Janmaat, J. G. (2006)

History and National Identity Construction: The Great Famine in Irish and Ukrainian History Textbooks

History of Education

Sinner, A. (2006)

Sewing Seams of Stories: Becoming a teacher during the First World War

History of Education

Byford, A and Jones, P. (2006)

Policies and Practices of Transition in Soviet Education from the Revolution to the End of Stalinism

History of Education

Kaplan, V. (2006)

A Dress Rehearsal for Cultural Revolution: Bolshevik Policy towards Teachers and Education between February and October, 1917

History of Education

Partlett, W. (2006)

Bourgeois Ideas in Communist Construction: The Development of Stanislav Shatskii's Teacher Training Methods.

History of Education

Sumpf, A. (2006)

Confronting the Countryside: The Training of Political Educators in 1920s Russia

History of Education

Ewing, E, T. (2006)

Ethnicity at School: Non-Russian Education in the Soviet Union during the 1930s

History of Education

Holmes, L. (2006)

Ascent into Darkness: Escalating Negativity in the Administration of Schools in the Kirov Region, 1931-1941.

History of Education

Livschiz, A. (2006)

Pre-Revolutionary in Form, Soviet in Content? Wartime Educational Reforms and the Postwar Quest for Normality

History of Education

Kaser, M. (2006)

Resources for Russian Education: Soviet Strategies in Historical Context

History of Education

Myers, K. Grosvenor, I. and Watts, R. (2006)

Education for All: Papers from the 2005 Conference of the History of Education Society (UK)

History of Education

Bracey, P. (2006)

Teaching for Diversity? Exploring an Irish Dimension in the School History Curriculum since c.1970

History of Education

Albisetti, J. (2006)

Education for Poor Neapolitan Children: Julie Schwabe's Nineteenth-century Secular Mission

History of Education

Roberts, S. (2006)

In the Margins of Chaos: Francesca Wilson and Education for All in the 'Teachers Republic'

History of Education

Jacobs, A and Goodman, J. (2006)

Music in the 'Common' Life of the School: Towards an Aesthetic Education for All in English Girls' Secondary Schools in the Interwar Period

History of Education

McCulloch, G. (2006)

Education and the Middle Classes: The Case of the English Grammar Schools, 1868-1944

History of Education

Altenbaugh, R. (2006)

Where are the Disabled in the History of Education? The Impact of Polio on Sites of Learning

History of Education

Mayer, C. (2006)

Education for All: Why were Women Included? Sketches from Eighteenth-century Germany

History of Education

Van Drenth, A. (2005)

Van Koetsveld and his 'School for Idiots' in the Hague (1855-1920): gender and the history of special education in the Netherlands

History of Education

Elliott, P., Daniels, S. (2005)

Pestalozzianism, natural history and scientific education in nineteenth-century England: the Pestalozzian institution at Worksop, Nottinghamshire

History of Education

Bloomfield, A. (2005)

Martina Bergman-Osterberg (1849-1915): creating a professional role for women in physical training

History of Education

Middleton, J. (2005)

Thomas Hopley and mid-Victorian attitudes to corporal punishment

History of Education

Goodman, J. (2005)

Pedagogy and sex: Mary Dendy (1855-1933), feeble-minded girls and the Sandlebridge schools, 1902-33

History of Education

Zetterquist Nelson, K., Sandin, B. (2005)

The politics of reading and writing problems: changing definitions in Swedish schooling during the twentieth century

History of Education

Bush, J. (2005)

'Special strengths for their own special duties': Women, higher education and gender conservatism in late Victorian Britain

History of Education

Trouvé-Finding, S. (2005)

Teaching as a woman's job: the impact of the admission of women to elementary teaching in England and France in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

History of Education

Whitehead, K. (2005)

Vocation, career and character in early twentieth-century women teacher's work in city schools

History of Education

Harford, J. (2005)

The movement for the higher education of women in Ireland: gender equality or denominational rivalry?

History of Education

Limond, D. (2005)

Forgive us our transgressions insiders and outsiders in the history of education: papers from the 2004 Conference of the History of Education Society (UK)

History of Education

Watts, R. (2005)

Gendering the story: change in the history of education

History of Education

Van Drenth, A. (2005)

Doctors, philanthropists and teachers as 'true' ventriloquists? Introduction to a special issue on the history of special education

History of Education

Daybell, J. (2005)

Interpreting letters and reading script: evidence for female education and literacy in Tudor England

History of Education

Bowden, C. (2005)

Community space and cultural transmission: formation and schooling in English enclosed convents in the seventeenth century

History of Education

Gilead, T. (2005)

Reconsidering the roots of current perceptions: Saint Pierre, Helveticus and Rousseau on education and the individual

History of Education

Verstraete, P. (2005)

The taming of disability: phrenology and bio-power on the road to the destruction of otherness in France (1800-60)

History of Education

Cohen, M. (2005)

Language and meaning in a documentary source: girls' curriculum from the late eighteenth century to the Schools Inquiry Commission, 1868

History of Education

Grigg, G.R. (2005)

'Nurseries of ignorance'? Private adventure and dame schools for the working classes in nineteenth century Wales

History of Education

Bara, J. (2005)

Seeds of mistrust: tribal and colonial perspectives on education in Chhotanagpur, 1834-c.1850

History of Education

Fitzgerald, T. (2005)

Archives of memory and memories of archive: CMS women's letters and diaries 1823-35

History of Education

Kernon, M. (2005)

Developing citizenship through supervised plays the Civics Institute of Ireland playgrounds, 1933-75

History of Education

Atkins, P. (2005)

The Milk in Schools Scheme, 1934-45: 'nationalisation' and resistance

History of Education

Aiston, S. (2005)

A maternal identity? The family lives of British women graduates pre- and post- 1945

History of Education

Shimony, T.T. (2005)

Gender socialisation in national education and the formation of a new state: Israel as a case study

History of Education

Adão. A., Remédios, M.J. (2005)

The educational narrativity in the first period of Oliveira Salazar's government. Women's voices in the National Assembly (1935-1945)

History of Education

Ascher, C. (2005)

The force of ideas

History of Education

Burke, C. (2005)

'The school without tears': E.F. O'Neill of Prestolee

History of Education

Collins, J. (2005)

Schools library services: their changing value to the education of London's children

History of Education

Woodin, T. (2005)

Building culture from the bottom up: the educational origins of the Federation of Worker Writers and Community Publishers

History of Education

Woodin, T. (2005)

'More writing than welding': learning in worker writer groups

History of Education

Watts, R. (2005)

Appendix: Gender articles in History of Education since 1976

History of Education

Whitehead, C. (2005)

The historiography of British Imperial education policy, Part II: Africa and the rest of the colonial empire

History of Education

Whitehead, C. (2005)

The historiography of British Imperial education policy, Part I: India

History of Education

Van Gorp, A. (2005)

From special to new education: the biological, psychological, and sociological foundations of Ovide Decroly's educational work (1871-1932)

History of Education

Hirsch, P. (2005)

Apostle of freedom: Alfred Adler and his British disciples

History of Education

Brown, A. (2005)

Ellen Pinsent: including the 'feebleminded' in Birmingham, 1900-1913

History of Education

Balsera, P.D. (2005)

The educational system and national identities: the case of Spain in the twentieth century

History of Education

Scott, J.C. (2005)

The Chautauqua vision of liberal education

History of Education

Middleton, J. (2004)

The overpressure epidemic of 1884 and the culture of nineteenth-century schooling

History of Education

Shibata, M. (2004)

Controlling national identity and reshaping the role of education: the vision of state formation in Meiji Japan and the German Kaiserreich

History of Education

Milligan, J.A. (2004)

Democratization or neocolonialism? The education of Muslims under US military occupation, 1903-20

History of Education

Roberts, N. (2004)

Character in the mind: citizenship, education and psychology in Britain, 1880-1914

History of Education

Gardner, P. (2004)

'There and not seen': E.B. Sargant and educational reform, 1884-1905

History of Education

Cunningham, P. (2004)

Sources of interpretation: sources in the study of education history

History of Education

Franklin, B.M. (2004)

Community, race, and curriculum in Detroit: the Northern High School walkout

History of Education

Elliott, K. (2004)

Between two worlds: the Catholic educational dilemma in 1944

History of Education

Dror, Y. (2004)

The progressive and non-formal principles of Kibbutz education in Israel

History of Education

Lawn, M. (2004)

Reflecting the passion: mid-century projects for education

History of Education

Thom, D. (2004)

Politics and the people: Brian Simon and the campaign against intelligence tests in British schools

History of Education

Herbst, J. (2004)

The limits of scholarship: thoughts on academic ethics and the pursuit of truth

History of Education

Grosvenor, I., Lawn, M. (2004)

Days out of school: secondary education, citizenship and public space in 1950s England

History of Education

Spencer, S. (2004)

Reflections on the 'site of struggle': girls' experience of secondary education in the late 1950s

History of Education

Margolis, E., Rowe, J. (2004)

Images of assimilation: photographs of Indian schools in Arizona

History of Education

Cohen, M. (2004)

Gender and 'method' in eighteenth-century English education

History of Education

Byford, A. (2004)

Between literary education and academic learning: the study of literature at secondary school in late Imperial Russia (1860s-1900s)

History of Education

Issitt, J. (2004)

Reflections on the study of textbooks

History of Education

Triche, S., McKnight, D. (2004)

The quest for method: the legacy of Peter Ramus

History of Education

Jajdelska, E. (2004)

Income, ideology and childhood reading in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries

History of Education

Arizpe, E., Styles, M. (2004)

'Love to learn your book': children's experiences of text in the eighteenth century

History of Education

Depaepe, M. (2004)

It's a long way to an international social history of education: in search of Brian Simon's legacy in today's educational historiography

History of Education

O'Donoghue, T., Potts, A. (2004)

Researching the lives of Catholic teachers who were members of religious orders: historiographical considerations

History of Education

Brehony, K.J. (2004)

Education as a 'social function': sociology and social theory in the histories of Brian Simon

History of Education

Cunningham, P., Martin, J. (2004)

Education and the social order: re-visioning the legacy of Brian Simon

History of Education

Goodman, J., Martin, J. (2004)

Editorial: History of Education - defining a field

History of Education

Waite, C.L., Crocco, M.S. (2004)

Fighting injustice through education

History of Education

Read, J. (2004)

Fit for what? Special education in London, 1890-1914

History of Education

Hirsch, P., McBeth, M. (2004)

'Simon Says': a response from two nineteenth-century educators

History of Education

Kraft, A. (2004)

Breaking with tradition: the reform of British veterinary education 1900-20

History of Education

Hake, B.J. (2004)

Between patriotism and nationalism: Johan Hendrik Swildens and the 'pedagogy of the patriotic virtues' in the United Dutch Provinces during the 1780s and 1790s

History of Education

Russell, P. (2004)

An improper education? Jane Griffin's pursuit of self-improvement and 'Truth', 1811-12

History of Education

Bottoms, J. (2004)

'Awakening the mind': the educational philosophy of William Godwin

History of Education

Elliott, P. (2004)

'Improvement, always and everywhere': William George Spencer (1790-1866) and mathematical, geographical and scientific education in nineteenth-century England

History of Education

Mouser, B.L. (2004)

African academy - Clapham 1799-1806

History of Education

Smith, J.T. (2004)

Merely a growing dilemma or etiquette? The deepening gulf between the Victorian clergyman and Victorian schoolteacher

History of Education

Heath, P. (2003)

Mrs Trimmer's Plan of Appropriate Instruction: a revisionist view of her textbooks

History of Education

Allender, T. (2003)

Anglican evangelism in North India and the Punjabi missionary classroom: the failure to educate 'the masses', 1860-77

History of Education

Sherington, G. (2003)

'Suffer Little Children': British child migration as a study of journeyings between centre and periphery

History of Education

Ho, W-G (2003)

Westernization and social transformations in Chinese music education, 1895-1949

History of Education

Morris Matthews, K. (2003)

'Imagining Home': Women graduate teachers abroad 1880-1930

History of Education

McCulloch, G., Lowe, R. (2003)

Introduction: centre and periphery - networks, space and geography in the history of education

History of Education

Armstrong, D. (2003)

Historical voices: philosophical idealism and the methodology of 'voice' in the history of education

History of Education

McCulloch, G. (2003)

Virtual history and the history of education

History of Education

Aldrich, R. (2003)

The three duties of the historian of education

History of Education

McCulloch, G., Watts, R. (2003)

Introduction: Theory, methodology, and the history of education

History of Education

Martin, J. (2003)

The hope of biography: the historical recovery of women educator activists

History of Education

Miller, P. (2003)

Useful housechildren, birth rates and historians

History of Education

Watts, R. (2003)

Science and women in the history of education: expanding the archive

History of Education

Godwin, C.D. (2003)

Policy-making without partners: the NACTST and its demise 1965-73

History of Education

Gardner, P. (2003)

Oral history in education: teacher's memory and teachers' history

History of Education

Rietveld-van Wingerden. M. (2003)

Educating the deaf in The Netherlands: a methodological controversy in historical perspective

History of Education

Read, J. (2003)

Froebelian women: networking to promote professional status and educational change in the nineteenth century

History of Education

Fitzgerald, T. (2003)

Cartographies of friendship: mapping missionary women's educational networks in Aotearoa/New Zealand 1823-40

History of Education

Carpentier, V. (2003)

Public expenditure on education and economic growth in the UK, 1833-2000

History of Education

White, C.M. (2003)

Historicizing educational disparity: colonial policy and Fijian educational attainment

History of Education

Moore, L. (2003)

Young ladies' institutions: the development of secondary schools for girls in Scotland, 1833-c.1870

History of Education

Whyte, W. (2003)

Building a public school community 1860-1910

History of Education

Edirisooriya, G. (2003)

A historical analysis of the state-university relationship: a case study of the University of Delaware, USA

History of Education

Campbell, C. (2003)

State policy and regional diversity in the provision of secondary education for the youth of Sydney, 1960-2001

History of Education

Roos, N. (2003)

The Second World War, the Army Education Scheme and the 'discipline' of the White poor in South Africa

History of Education

Goodman, J. (2003)

Troubling histories and theories: gender and the history of education

History of Education

Vandenberg-Dawes, J. (2003)

'A look at the total knowledge of the world': the University of Minnesota, the land-grant deal, and the politics of US public higher education, 1950-1990

History of Education

Whitehead, C. (2003)

Oversea Education and British colonial education 1929-63

History of Education

Phillips, S. (2003)

'Character, grit and personality': continued education, recreation and training at Boots Pure Drug Company 1918-45

History of Education

Zoller Booth, M. (2003)

Settler, missionary, and the State: contradictions in the formulation of educational policy in colonial Swziland

History of Education

Karsten, S. (2003)

Dutch Social Democrats and the struggle for parental choice in education (1890-1940)

History of Education

Davies, J.S., Freeman, M. (2003)

Education for citizenship: the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust and the educational settlement movement

History of Education

López-Goñi, I. (2003)

Ikastola in the twentieth century: an alternative for schooling in the Basque Country

History of Education

Lowe, R. (2003)

A Scottish diaspora: influences on educational planning in twentieth-century England

History of Education

Martin, J. (2003)

Shena D. Simon and English education policy: inside/out?

History of Education

Trethewey, L., Whitehead, K. (2003)

Beyond centre and periphery: transnationalism in two teacher/suffragettes' work

History of Education

Betts, R. (2002)

Dr Macnamara at the Schoolmaster 1892-1907

History of Education

Dunseath, T. (2002)

Teachers at war: Norwegian teachers during the German Occupation of Norway 1940-45

History of Education

Horn, P. (2002)

Ministry of Labour female training programmes between the wars: 1919-39

History of Education

Brooks, R. (2002)

'No mistakes in dictation and four sums right': the political debate over the compulsory curriculum in elementary and private schools, 1922-32

History of Education

Grier, J. (2002)

Volunatary rights and statutory wrongs: the case of child migration, 1948-67

History of Education

Reid, I. (2002)

Wordsworth institutionalized: the shaping of an educational ideology

History of Education

Taylor, W. (2002)

Comparing with caution: thoughts on aspects of higher education policy and practice

History of Education

Freeman, M. (2002)

'No finer school than a settlement': the development of the educational settlement movement

History of Education

Dyhouse, C. (2002)

Going to university in England between the wars: access and funding

History of Education

Dyhouse, C. (2002)

'Apostates' and 'Uncle Toms': accusations of betrayal in the history of the mixed college in the 1960s

History of Education

Kuhlberg, M. (2002)

'By just what procedure am I to be guillotined?': academic freedom in the Toronto Forestry Faculty between the wars

History of Education

Silver, H. (2002)

The making of a missionary: Eric Ashby and technology

History of Education

Limond, D. (2002)

Risinghill Revisited

History of Education

Dawson, A. (2002)

A very Brazilian experience: the base education movement, 1961-67

History of Education

Groenendijk, L.F., Bakker, N. (2002)

Child rearing and the neuroticization of parenting: the case of the Netherlands

History of Education

Griffin, C. (2002)

Learning to labour: elementary education in the Leicestershire and South Derbyshire coalfield c1840-1870

History of Education

Simola, H. (2002)

From exclusion to self-selection: examination of behaviour in Finnish primary and comprehensive schooling from the 1860s to the 1990s

History of Education

Grigg, R. (2002)

The origins and growth of ragged schools in Wales, 1847-c.1900

History of Education

Dombkowski, K. (2002)

Kindergarten teacher training in England and the United States 1850-1918

History of Education

Smith, J.T. (2002)

The real milch cow? The work of Anglican, Catholic and Wesleyan clergyman in elementary schools in the second half of the nineteenth century

History of Education

Kollar, R. (2002)

Foreign and Catholic: a plea to potential parents on the dangers of convent education in Victorian England

History of Education

Donnelly, J.F. (2002)

The 'humanist' critique of the place of science in the curriculum in the nineteenth century, and its continuing legacy

History of Education

Danuschevskaya, A.V. (2002)

The formation of a Renaissance nobleman: William Cecil, 2nd Earl of Salisbury 1591-1668

History of Education

Shattock, M. (2002)

Review Essay: The transformation of the civic universities

History of Education

Benson, M. (2002)

Port-Royal and the seventeenth-century paradigm shift in language teaching

History of Education

Armstrong, F. (2002)

The historical development of special education: humanitarian rationality or 'wild profusion of entangled events'?

History of Education

Reeder, D. (2002)

Obituary Brian Simon: a tribute

History of Education

Lowe, R. (2002)

Do we still need history of education: is it central or peripheral?

History of Education

Cowen, R. (2002)

Moments of time: a comparative note

History of Education

Crook, D., McCulloch, G. (2002)

Introduction: Comparative approaches to the history of education

History of Education

McCulloch, G. (2002)

Introduction: reflections on the field

History of Education

Walton, A. (2002)

The dynamics of mission and market: debates over coeducation at Columbia University in 1889 and 1983

History of Education

Anderson, A. (2002)

Victorian high society and social duty: the promotion of 'recreative learning and voluntary teaching'

History of Education

Latham, J.E.M. (2002)

Pestalozzi and James Pierrepont Greaves: a shared educational philosophy

History of Education

Lang, D.W. (2002)

Amos Brown and the educationl meaning of the American Agricultural College Act

History of Education

Goodman, J. (2002)

A historiography or founding fathers? Sarah Austin (1893-1867) and English comparative education

History of Education

Larsen, M.A. (2002)

Pedagogic knowledge and the Victoria era Anglo-American teacher

History of Education

Vernon, K. (2001)

Calling the tune: British universities and the state, 1880-1914

History of Education

Raymont, P. (2001)

Different things to different people, that's what colleges are: the affiliation of residential colleges at the University of Queensland, Brisbane

History of Education

Eggermont, B. (2001)

The choreography of schooling as site of struggle: Belgian primary schools, 1880-1940

History of Education

Pein, N. (2001)

The history of the present: towards a contemporary phenomenology of the school

History of Education

Copeland, I. (2001)

Pragmatism: past examples concerning pupils with learning difficulties

History of Education

James, D. (2001)

'Teaching girls': intermediate schools and career opportunities for girls in the East Glamorgan valleys of Wales, 1876-1914

History of Education

Burke, C. (2001)

Hands-on history: towards a critique of the 'everyday'

History of Education

Rousmaniere, K. (2001)

Questioning the visual in the history of education

History of Education

Grosvenor, I., Lawn, M. (2001)

Ways of seeing in education and schooling: emerging historiographies

History of Education

Brehony, K.J. (2001)

From the particular to the general, the continuous to the discontinuous: progressive education revisited

History of Education

Martin, J., Goodman, J. (2001)

Reforming lives? Progressivism, leadership and educational change

History of Education

Martin, J. (2001)

Reflections on writing a biographical account of a women educator activist

History of Education

Lawn, M., Grosvenor, I. (2001)

'When in doubt, preserve': exploring the traces of teaching and material culture in English schools

History of Education

Eisenmann, L. (2001)

Creating a framework for interpreting US women's educational history: lessons from historical lexicography

History of Education

Christen, R.S. (2001)

'An absolute monarch in his school': images of teacher authority in the seventeenth-century English Character literature

History of Education

Mercer, M. (2001)

Dissenting academies and the education of the laity, 1750-1850

History of Education

Manton, K. (2001)

'Filling bellies and brains': the educational and political thought of Frederick James Gould

History of Education

Cunningham, P. (2001)

Innovators, networks and structures: towards a prosopography of progressivism

History of Education

Hilton, M. (2001)

Revisioning Romanticism: towards a women's history of progressive thought 1780-1850

History of Education

Coleman, M.C. (2001)

'The children are used wretchedly': pupil responses to the Irish charter schools in the early nineteenth century

History of Education

Dombkowski, K. (2001)

Will the real kindergarten please stand up?: defining and redefining the twentieth-century US kindergarten

History of Education

Daglish, N. (2001)

Education policy and the question of child labour: the Lancashire cotton industry and R.D. Denman's Bill of 1914

History of Education

Moore, R. (2001)

Hadow reorganisation in a community setting: A.H.Whipple and the William Gale School in Nottingham 1931-38

History of Education

Myers, K. (2001)

The hidden history of refugee schooling in Britain: the case of the Belgiums, 1914-18

History of Education

Jones, K., Davies, H. (2001)

Representing education 1969-80: notes on 'Kes' and 'Grange Hill'

History of Education

Nolan, M. (2001)

Putting the state in its place: the domestic education debate in New Zealand

History of Education

Tinkler, P. (2001)

Youth's opportunity? The Education Act of 1944 and proposals for part-time continuation education

History of Education

Bloomfield, A. (2001)

The quickening of the national spirit: Cecil Sharp and the pioneers of the folk-dance revival in English state schools (1900-26)

History of Education

Coté , J. (2001)

'Administering the medicine': progressive education, colonialism and the state

History of Education

Baker, G. (2001)

The romantic and radical nature of the 1870 Education Act

History of Education

Roderick, G.W. (2001)

'A fair representation of all interests'? The Aberdare report on intermediate and higher education in Wales, 1881

History of Education

Bowen, P. (2001)

English canal-boat children and the education issue 1900-1940: towards a concept of traveller education?

History of Education

Unterhalter, E. (2000)

Remembering and forgetting: constructions of education gender reform in autobiography and policy texts of the South African transition

History of Education

Godwin, C.D. (2000)

'A most cantankerous group and awkward bunch': The Study Group on Government and the Weaver Report (1966)

History of Education

Khan, Y. (2000)

Schooling Japan's Imperial subject in the early ShÔwa period

History of Education

Trimingham Jack, C. (2000)

The lay sister in educational history and memory

History of Education

Hitchen, P. (2000)

State and church in British Honduras education, 1931-39: a British colonial perspective

History of Education

Coldrey, B. (2000)

'A strange mixture of caring and corruption': residential care in Christian Brothers orphanages and industrial schools during their last phase, 1940s to 1960s

History of Education

Carmody, B. (2000)

Zambia's Catholic schools and secularization

History of Education

Franklin, B.M. (2000)

Women's voluntarism, special education, and the Junior League: 'social motherhood' in Atlanta 1916-1968

History of Education

Jenkins, C. (2000)

New Education and its emancipatory interests (1920-1950)

History of Education

Hall, J.S. (2000)

Psychology and schooling: the impact of Susan Isaacs and Jean Piaget on 1960s science education reform

History of Education

Turan, S. (2000)

John Dewey's Report of 1924 and his recommendations on the Turkish educational system revisited

History of Education

White, M. (2000)

Agricultural societies in colonial Western Australia 1831-70

History of Education

Adelman, C. (2000)

Over Two Years, What did Froebel say to Pestalozzi?

History of Education

Watts, R. (2000)

Breaking the boundaries of Victorian imperialism or extending a reformed 'paternalism'? Mary Carpenter and India

History of Education

Marsden, W.E. (2000)

'Poisoned history': a comparative study of nationalism, propaganda and the treatment of war and peace in the late nineteenth and early twentieth-century school curriculum

History of Education

Kerrigan, C. (2000)

'Thoroughly good football': teachers and the origins of elementary school football

History of Education

Goldman, L. (2000)

Intellectuals and the English working class 1870-1945: The case of adult education

History of Education

Edwards, E. (2000)

Women principals, 1900-1960: gender and power

History of Education

Brehony, K.J. (2000)

Montessori, individual work and individuality in the elementary school classroom

History of Education

Fox Lee, L. (2000)

The Dalton plan and the loyal, capable intelligent citizen

History of Education

Stocks, J.C. (2000)

Objective bees in psychological bonnets: intelligence testing and selection for secondary education in Scotland between the wars

History of Education

Kennerley, A. (2000)

Vocational further education and training for British Merchant Navy ratings: the National Sea Training Schools, 1942-1972

History of Education

Martin, J. (2000)

Working for the People? Mrs Bridges Adams and the London School Board, 1897-1904

History of Education

Theobald, M. (2000)

Women, leadership and gender politics in the interwar years: the case of Julia Flynn

History of Education

Spencer, S. (2000)

Women's dilemmas in post-war Britain: career stories for adolscent girls in the 1950s

History of Education

Limond, D. (2000)

Only talk in the staffroom: 'subversive' teaching in a Scottish school, 1939-40

History of Education

Cunningham, P. (2000)

Review Essay: Narratives and text: women, teachers and oral history

History of Education

Weiner, G. (2000)

Harriet Martineau and her contemporaries: past studies and methodological questions on historical surveys of women

History of Education

Brehony, K.J. (2000)

Introduction

History of Education

Kosambi, M. (2000)

Review Essay: Engendering Indonesian history

History of Education

Goodman, J., Martin, J. (2000)

Breaking boundaries: gender, politics and the experience of education

History of Education

Marker, M. (2000)

Review Essay: Ethnohistory and indigenous education: a moment of uncertainty

History of Education

Hake, B.J. (2000)

The pedagogy of useful knowledge for the common man: the lending libraries of the Society for the Common Benefit in The Netherlands, 1794-1813

History of Education

Kosambi, M. (2000)

A window in the prison-house: women's education and the politics of social reform in nineteenth century Western India

History of Education

Albisetti, J.C. (2000)

Un-learned lessons from the New World? English views of American coeducation and women's colleges. c. 1865-1910

History of Education

Van Essen, M. (1999)

Strategies of women teachers 1860-1920 feminization in Dutch elementary and secondary schools from a comprehensive perspective

History of Education

Whitehead, K. (1999)

From youth to 'greatest pedagogue': William Cawthorne and the construction of a teaching profession in mid-nineteenth century South Australia

History of Education

Foster, S.J. (1999)

The struggle for American identity: treatment of ethnic groups in United States history textbooks

History of Education

Franklin, B.M. (1999)

Review Essay: The state of curriculum history

History of Education

Cox, G. (1999)

Towards a usable past for music educators

History of Education

Lowe, R., McCulloch, G. (1999)

Education and national identity

History of Education

Ingalls, W.B. (1999)

Traditional Greek choruses and the education of girls

History of Education

Crook, D. (1999)

Review Essay: Viewing the past: the treatment of history of education on British television since 1985

History of Education

Simon, B., Bradshaw, D, McCulloch, G. (1999)

Professor Harry Armytage

History of Education

Richardson, W. (1999)

Historians and educationists: the history of education as a field of study in post-war England Part II: 1972-96

History of Education

Richardson, W. (1999)

Historians and educationists: the history of education as a field of study in post-war England Part I: 1945-72

History of Education

Meadmore, P. (1999)

Hard times, expedient measures: women teachers in Queensland rural schools, 1920-50

History of Education

Gelade, S. (1999)

The E Course: expatriate teachers for pre-independent Papua New Guinea

History of Education

Cunningham, P., Gardner, P. (1999)

'Saving the nation's children': teachers, wartime evacuation in England and Wales and the construction of national identity

History of Education

Myers, K. (1999)

National identity, citizenship and education for displacement, Spanish refugee children in Cambridge, 1937

History of Education

Carmody, B. (1999)

Catholic schools in Zambia: 1891-1924

History of Education

Robinson, W. (1999)

In search of a 'plain tale': rediscovering the champions of the pupil-teacher centres 1900-10

History of Education

Goodman, J. (1999)

Undermining or building up the nation? Elizabeth Hamilton (1758-1816), national identities and an authoritative role for women educationists

History of Education

Hoffman, S.D. (1999)

School texts, the written word, and political indoctrination: a review of moral education curricula in modern Japan (1886-1997)

History of Education

Morris Matthews, K., Jenkins, K. (1999)

Whose country is it anyway? The construction of a new identity through schooling of Maori in Aotearoa/New Zealand

History of Education

Kennerley, A. (1999)

Ratings for the mercantile marine: the roles of charity, the state and industry in the pre-service education and training of ratings for the British Merchant Navy, 1879-1939

History of Education

Holmlund, K. (1999)

Child-cribs for the poor and kindergartens for the rich: two directions for early childhood institutions in Sweden, 1854-1930

History of Education

Silver, H. (1999)

The universities' speaking conscience: "Bruce Truscot" and Redbrick University

History of Education

Ayres, D. (1999)

The Khmer Rouge and education: beyond the discourse of destruction

History of Education

Grosvenor, I. (1999)

'There's no place like home': education and the making of national identity

History of Education

Limond, D. (1999)

'[A]ll our Scotch education is in vain': The construction of Scottish national identity in and by the early Dominie books of A.S. Neill

History of Education

Cook, L. (1999)

The 1944 Education Act and outdoor education: from policy to practice

History of Education

Phillips, R. (1999)

History teaching, nationhood and politics in England and Wales in the late twentieth century: a historical comparison

History of Education

Jenkins, E.W. (1998)

The Association for Science Education and the struggle to establish a policy for school science in England and Wales, 1976-81

History of Education

Aldcroft, D.H. (1998)

Education and development: the experience of rich and poor nations

History of Education

Watson, D. (1998)

Relations between the education and employment departments, 1921-45: an anti-industry culture versus industrial efficiency?

History of Education

Brooks, R. (1998)

In a world set apart: the Dalton dynasty at King Alfred School, 1920-62

History of Education

Timutimu, N., Simon, J., Morris Matthews, K. (1998)

Historical research as a bicultural project: seeking new perspectives on the New Zealand Native Schools System

History of Education

Allen, K., Mackinnon, A. (1998)

'Allowed and expected to be educated and intelligent': the education of quaker girls in nineteenth century England

History of Education

Bayley, S.N. (1998)

The Direct Method and modern language teaching in England 1880-1918

History of Education

Watts, R. (1998)

Some radical educational networks of the late eighteenth century and their influence

History of Education

Betts, R. (1998)

'A new type of elementary teacher': George Collins 1839-1891

History of Education

Smith, J.T. (1998)

Punch and elementary education (1860-1900)

History of Education

Parker, D. (1998)

'A convenient dispensary': elementary education and the influence of the school medical service 1907-39

History of Education

Marriott, S. (1998)

The Board of Education and policy for adult education up to the Second World War

History of Education

Marsden, W.E. (1998)

'Conservation education' and the foundations of national prosperity: comparative perspectives from early twentieth-century North America and Britain

History of Education

Duffy, B. (1998)

Late nineteenth century popular educational conservatism: The work of coalminers on the school boards of the North-East

History of Education

Daglish, N. (1998)

Class and the Civil Service? The case of the Board of Education clerks, L.A. Selby-Bigge and the MacDonnell Commission

History of Education

Wolf, A. (1998)

Politicians and economic panic

History of Education

Brehony, K.J. (1998)

'Even far distant Japan' is 'showing an interest': the English Froebel movement's turn to Sloyd

History of Education

Goodman, J. (1998)

Social investigation and economic empowerment: Trade Schools for Girls, 1892-1914

History of Education

Hull, J.P. (1998)

Strictly by the book: textbooks and the control of production in the North American pulp and paper industry

History of Education

Daglish, N. (1998)

'Over by Christmas': the First World War, education reform and the economy. The case of Christopher Addison and the origins of the DSIR

History of Education

O'Flynn, K. (1998)

Continuation education and parental antagonism in West Ham, 1920-1

History of Education

Godwin, C.D. (1998)

The origins of the binary system

History of Education

Perkin, H.J. (1998)

Higher education and social progress: a comparative perspective

History of Education

McCulloch. G. (1998)

Education and economic performance

History of Education

Reese, W.J. (1998)

American high school political economy in the nineteenth century

History of Education

Trethewey, K. (1998)

Infants, graded schooling and the transition to real studenthood in colonial South Australia

History of Education

Betts, R. (1998)

Persistent but misguided?: the technical educationists

History of Education

Donnelly, J.F. (1997)

Getting technical: The vicissitudes of academic industrial chemistry in nineteenth-century Britain

History of Education

Gallant, M.P. (1997)

Against the odds: Anne Jemima Clough and women's education in England

History of Education

Baker. M. (1997)

The Lady Hastings' charity schools: accounting for eighteenth-century rural philanthropy

History of Education

Mooney, C. (1997)

Vanquishing the hydra-headed monster: the struggle to establish the classical curriculum in New South Wales schools, 1788-1850

History of Education

Fergusson, L.C., LeMasson, G. (1997)

A culture under siege: post-colonial higher education and teacher education in Cambodia from 1953-1979

History of Education

Reynolds, W. (1997)

Defence science research, higher education and the Australian quest for the atomic bomb, 1945-60

History of Education

Mansell, T. (1997)

Flying start: educational and social factors in the recruitment of pilots of the Royal Air Force in the interwar years

History of Education

Dyhouse, C. (1997)

Signing the pledge? Women's investment in university education and teacher training before 1939

History of Education

Chessum, L. (1997)

'Sit down, you haven't reached that stage yet': African Caribbean children in Leicester schools 1960-74

History of Education

Rodwell, G. (1997)

Dr Caleb Williams Saleeby: the complete eugenicist

History of Education

Manton, K. (1997)

Establishing the fellowship: Harry Lowerison and Ruskin School Home, a turn-of-the-century socialist and his educational experiment

History of Education

Goodman, J. (1997)

Constructing contradiction: the power and powerlessness of women in the giving and taking of evidence in the Bryce Commission, 1895

History of Education

Takeshi, K., Mangan, J.A. (1997)

Japanese colonial education in Taiwan 1895-1922: precepts and practices of control

History of Education

Koutselini-Ioannidou. M. (1997)

Curriculum as political text: the case of Cyprus (1935-90)

History of Education

Kantasalmi, K., Hake, B.J. (1997)

Popular adult education in Finland 1890-1939: a critical reinterpretation of the 'people's enlightenment project'

History of Education

Dunstan, J. (1997)

Coeducation and revolution: responses to mixed schooling in early twentieth-century Russia

History of Education

Stevenson, J. (1997)

'Among the qualifications of a good wife, a knowledge of cookery certainly is not the least desirable' (Quintin Hogg): Women and the curriculum at the Polytechnic at Regent Street, 1888-1913

History of Education

Coppock, D.A. (1997)

Respectability as a prerequisite of moral character: the social and occupational mobility of pupil teachers in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

History of Education

Tomlinson, S. (1997)

Phrenology, education and the politics of human nature: the thought and influence of George Combe

History of Education

Hirst, J.D. (1997)

Juvenile employment policy in Edwardian Liverpool: a local study of rivalry between education and employment authorities

History of Education

Cook, L.A. (1997)

The Contribution of Nonconformity to elementary education in Swansea from the mid-Victorian era to the end of the nineteenth century

History of Education

Williams, H.G. (1996)

Longueville Jones, Ralph Lingen and inspectors' reports: a tragedy of Welsh education

History of Education

McLaren, D.J. (1996)

Robert Owen, William MacIure and New Harmony

History of Education

Tomlinson, S. (1996)

From Rousseau to Evolutionism: Herbert Spencer on the Science of Education

History of Education

Betts, R. (1996)

'Tried as in a furnace': the National Union of Teachers and the abolition of the school boards, 1896-1903

History of Education

Dekker, J.H. (1996)

An educational regime: medical doctors, schoolmasters, jurists and the education of retarded and deprived children in the Netherlands around 1900

History of Education

Stocks, J.C. (1996)

Church and state in Britain: the legacy of the 1870s

History of Education

Horn, P. (1996)

English theatre children, 1880-1914: a study in ambivalence

History of Education

Hake, B.J. (1996)

The Dutch Woodbrookers' movement and the development of residential adult education in The Netherlands, 1903-41

History of Education

Jenkins, E.W., Swinnerton, B.J. (1996)

The School Nature Study Union 1903-94

History of Education

Cox, G. (1996)

School music broadcasts and the BBC 1924-47

History of Education

Pine, L. (1996)

The dissemination of Nazi ideology and family values through school textbooks

History of Education

Knight, P. (1996)

Subject associations: the cases of secondary phase geography and home economics, 1976-94.

History of Education

Gardner, P. (1996)

The giant at the front: young teachers and corporal punishment in inter-war elementary schools

History of Education

Robinson, B.D. (1996)

Campus schemes of secondary education in England and Wales, 1952-82

History of Education

Swinnerton, B. (1996)

The 1931 Report of the Consultative Committee on the Primary School: tensions and contradictions

History of Education

Parker, D. (1996)

'This gift from the gods'? Hertfordshire and the 1936 Education Act

History of Education

Kellaway, P. (1996)

Fred Clarke and the politics of vocational education in South Africa, 1911-29

History of Education

Coldrey, B. (1996)

'A charity which has outlived its usefulness': the last phase of Catholic child migration, 1947-56

History of Education

Kleibard, H.M. (1996)

Constructing the concept of curriculum on the Wisconsin frontier: how school restructuring sustained a pedagogical revolution

History of Education

Coleman, M.C. (1996)

The symbiotic embrace: American Indians, white educators and the school, 1820s-1920s

History of Education

Willis, R. (1996)

Professional autonomy or state sponsorship: the dilemmas for private teachers in their campaign for registration in Victorian England

History of Education

Snell. K.D.M. (1996)

The apprenticeship system in British history: the fragmentation of a cultural institution

History of Education

Crawford, L. (1995)

The development of secondary education in Hong Kong

History of Education

Whitehead, C. (1995)

The medium of instruction in British Colonial education: a case of cultural imperialism or enlightened paternalism?

History of Education

Ghosh, S.C. (1995)

Bentinck, Macaulay and the introduction of English education in India

History of Education

Kyle, N. (1995)

'Delicate health...interesting condition...': Eliza Darling, pregnancy and philanthropy in early New South Wales

History of Education

Farren, S. (1995)

Irish model schools 1833-70: models of what?

History of Education

Walsh, O. (1995)

The Dublin University Mission Society, 1890-1905

History of Education

Schnell, R.L. (1995)

The right class of boy: youth training schemes and assisted emigration to Canada under the Empire Settlement Act, 1922-39

History of Education

London, N.A. (1995)

Policy and practice in education in the British West Indies during the late colonial period

History of Education

Green, A. (1995)

Technical education and state formation in nineteenth-century England and France

History of Education

Coleman, D., Mansell, T. (1995)

Science, religion and the London School Board: aspects of the life and work of John Hall Gladstone (1827-1902)

History of Education

Flett, K. (1995)

Sex or class revisited: the education of working-class women and men in mid-nineteenth-century England

History of Education

Gomersall, M. (1995)

Challenges and changes? The education of Lancashire factory women in the later nineteenth century

History of Education

Purvis, J. (1995)

The politics of history writing: a reply to Keith Flett

History of Education

Gosden, P. (1995)

Putting the Act together

History of Education

Bailey, B. (1995)

James Chuter Ede and the 1944 Education Act

History of Education

Cunningham, P., Gardner, P., Wells, B., Willis, R. (1995)

McNair's lost opportunity: the student-teacher scheme and the student-teacher's experience

History of Education

Crook, D. (1995)

Universities, teacher training, and the legacy of McNair, 1944-94

History of Education

Dean, D. (1995)

Conservative governments, 1951-64, and their changing perspectives on the 1944 Education Act

History of Education

David, M.E. (1995)

Parental wishes versus parental choice

History of Education

Martin, J. (1995)

Fighting down the idea that the only place for women was home? Gender and policy in elementary education, 1870-1904

History of Education

Hendrick, R. (1995)

Ever-widening circle or mask of oppression?: Almira Phelps's role in nineteenth-century American female education

History of Education

Curthoys, M.C., Jones, H.S. (1995)

Oxford athleticism, 1850-1914: a reappraisal

History of Education

Francis, M. (1995)

A socialist policy for education?: Labour and the secondary school, 1945-51

History of Education

Jones, H.M.F., Marriott, S. (1995)

Adult literacy in England, 1945-75: why did it take so long to get 'On the Move'?

History of Education

Teese, R. (1995)

Scholastic power and curriculum access: public and private schooling in postwar Australia

History of Education

Callaghan, D. (1995)

'The believers'; politics and personalities in the making of the 1988 Education Act

History of Education

Ogren, C.A. (1995)

Where Coeds Were Coeducated: Normal Schools in Wisconsin, 1870-1920

History of Education

Rapple, B.A. (1994)

Matthew Arnold on the Irish university question

History of Education

Bartle, G.F. (1994)

The role of the British and Foreign School Society in elementary education in India and the East Indies 1813-75

History of Education

Barnes, S.V. (1994)

Crossing the invisible line: establishing co-education at the University of Manchester and Northwestern University

History of Education

Stack, J.A. (1994)

Reformatory and industrial schools and the decline of child imprisonment in mid-Victorian England and Wales

History of Education

Fletcher, J. (1994)

Hiram's Hospital revisited: a further exploration of a byway of early Victorian history

History of Education

Taylor, T. (1994)

As the old cocks crow, the young ones learn: the school strikes of 1889 and the New Union movement

History of Education

Cuddy, B., Mansell, T. (1994)

Engineers for India: The Royal Indian Engineering College at Cooper's Hill

History of Education

Charlton, K. (1994)

Mothers as educative agents in pre-industrial England

History of Education

Simon, J. (1994)

The state and schooling at the Reformation and after: from pious causes to charitable uses

History of Education

Brehony, K. (1994)

The 'school masters' parliament': the origins and formation of the Consultative Committee of the Board of Education 1868-1916

History of Education

Garvey, B. (1994)

Colonial schooling and missionary evangelism: the case of Roman Catholic educational initiatives in north-eastern Zambia, 1895-1953

History of Education

Farren, S. (1994)

A divided and divisive legacy: education in Ireland 1900-20

History of Education

Motley, M. (1994)

Educating the English gentleman abroad: the Verney family in seventeenth-century France and Holland

History of Education

Rooke, P.T. (1994)

Papists and proselytizers: non-denominational education in the British Caribbean after emancipation

History of Education

McCulloch, G., Sobell, L. (1994)

Towards a social history of the secondary modern schools

History of Education

Fieldhouse, R. (1994)

The Labour Government's further education policy 1945-51

History of Education

O'Donoghue, T.A., Austin, D. (1994)

The evolution of a national system of teacher education in the developing world: The case of Papua New Guinea

History of Education

Hake, B.J. (1994)

The making of Batavian citizens: social organization of constitutional enlightenment in The Netherlands, 1795-98

History of Education

Thody, A.M. (1994)

School management in nineteenth-century elementary schools: a day in the life of a headteacher

History of Education

Daglish, N.D. (1994)

Lloyd George's Education Bill? Planning the 1906 Education Bill

History of Education

Tinkler, P. (1994)

An all-round education: the Board of Education's policy for the leisure-time training of girls, 1939-50

History of Education

Gibert, J.S. (1994)

Women students and student life at England's civic universities before the First World War

History of Education

Henderson, W. (1994)

Jane Marcet's Conversations on Political Economy: a new interpretation

History of Education

Whitehead, C. (1993)

Education for subordination? Some reflections on Kilemi Mwiria's account of African education in colonial Kenya

History of Education

Heward, C. (1993)

Men and women and the rise of professional society: the intriguing history of teacher educators

History of Education

Crook, D. (1993)

Edward Boyle: Conservative champion of comprehensives?

History of Education

Bartle, G.F. (1993)

The impact of the British and Foreign School Society on elementary education in the main textile areas of the industrial North

History of Education

Simon, F., Van Damme, D. (1993)

Education and moral improvement in a Belgian industrial town (1860-90). François Laurent (1810-87) and the working classes in Ghent

History of Education

Depaepe, M. (1993)

History of education anno 1992: 'A tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing'?

History of Education

Leinster-Mackay, D. (1993)

The origins of the Incorporated Association of Preparatory Schools (IAPS) and its early concerns: a centennial acknowledgement

History of Education

Taylor, T. (1993)

Lord Cranborne, the Church Party and Anglican education 1893-1902: from politics to pressure

History of Education

Johansson, U., Florin, C. (1993)

'Where the glorious laurels grow...': Swedish grammar schools as a means of social mobility and social reproduction

History of Education

McCulloch, G. (1993)

'Spens v. Norwood': contesting the educational state?

History of Education

Yow, V. (1993)

In the classroom and not at the sink: women in the National Council of Labour Colleges

History of Education

Summerfield, P. (1993)

Feminism, femininity and feminization: educated women from the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries [Introduction]

History of Education

Bowden, C. (1993)

Women as intermediaries: an example of the use of literacy in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries

History of Education

Martin, J. (1993)

Entering the public arena: the female members of the London School Board, 1870-1904

History of Education

Robinson, W. (1993)

Pupil teachers: the Achilles heel of higher grade girls' schools 1882-1904?

History of Education

Albisetti, J.C. (1993)

The feminization of teaching in the nineteenth century: a comparative perspective

History of Education

Perkins, L.M. (1993)

The role of education in the development of Black feminist thought, 1860-1920

History of Education

Edwards, E. (1993)

The culture of femininity in women's teacher training colleges 1900-50

History of Education

Groves, D. (1993)

Dear Mum and Dad: letters home from a women's hall of residence at the University of Nottingham 1952-55

History of Education

Marsden, W.E. (1993)

Recycling religious instruction? Historical perspectives on contemporary cross-curricular issues

History of Education

Brooks, R. (1993)

John Russell: theologian turned rationalist educator

History of Education

Davison, L.M. (1993)

Delays to filling up the gaps: evidence from school boards in the East Riding of Yorkshire

History of Education

Burgess, K. (1993)

Education policy in relation to employment in Britain 1935-45: a decade of 'missed opportunities'?

History of Education

Kirk, D, Twigg, K. (1993)

The militarization of school physical training in Australia: the rise and demise of the Junior Cadet Training Scheme, 1911-31

History of Education

Harber, C. (1993)

Lessons in black and white: a hundred years of political education in Namibia

History of Education

Chitty, C. (1992)

The changing role of the state in education provision

History of Education

Dean, D.W. (1992)

Consensus or conflict? The Churchill government and educational policy 1951-55

History of Education

Cunningham, P. (1992)

Teachers' professional image and the Press 1950-1990

History of Education

Aldrich, R. (1992)

Educational legislation of the 1980s in England: an historical analysis

History of Education

Farren, S. (1992)

A lost opportunity: education and community in Northern Ireland 1947-1960

History of Education

Wegner, G.P. (1992)

Affirmation of a tradition: The German-American dialogue over the history curriculum in West German secondary schools, 1950-1955

History of Education

Silver, H. (1992)

Knowing and not knowing in the history of education

History of Education

Cale, M. (1992)

Working for God? Staffing the Victorian reformatory and industrial school system

History of Education

Gemie, S. (1992)

What is a school? Defining and controlling primary schooling in early nineteenth-century France

History of Education

Heffernan, M.J. (1992)

Literacy and the life-cycle in nineteenth-century provincial France: some evidence from the département of Ille-et-Vilaine

History of Education

Brooks, R. (1992)

Professor J. J. Findlay, The King Alfred School Society, Hampstead and Letchworth Garden City Education, 1897-1913

History of Education

Furlong, B.A. (1992)

Alexander Alexander 1849-1928: building the foundations of health and strength in Liverpool and Southport

History of Education

Evans, G. (1992)

Gender stereotyping and the training of female elementary school teachers: the experience of Victorian Wales

History of Education

McGeorge, C. (1992)

Evolution and the New Zealand primary school curriculum 1900-1950

History of Education

Cohen, M. (1992)

The Grand Tour: constructing the English gentleman in eighteenth-century France

History of Education

Daglish, N.D. (1992)

Sir John Gorst as an educational innovator: a reappraisal

History of Education

Coldrey, B. (1992)

'A most unenviable reputation': the Christian Brothers and school discipline over two centuries

History of Education

Cohen, M. (1992)

Paternalism and poverty: contradictions in the schooling of working-class children in Tullylish, County Down, 1825-1914

History of Education

Thomas, J.B. (1992)

Birmingham University and teacher training: day training college to department of education

History of Education

Lloyd, J. (1992)

Educational gains and losses in the Second World War: a Scottish perspective

History of Education

Simon, B. (1992)

The politics of comprehensive reorganization: a retrospective analysis

History of Education

Bayley, S.N., Ronish, D.Y. (1992)

Gender, modern languages and the curriculum in Victorian England

History of Education

Henderson, W. (1992)

Harriet Martineau or 'When political economy was popular'

History of Education

Fox, J.E. (1992)

The English day TB schools 1910-39

History of Education

Sandin, B., Coninck-Smith, N, Aasen, P. (1991)

Introduction [to special issue: Trends in Scandinavian education]

History of Education

Andersson, H. (1991)

The struggle over history in Finland's schools, 1843-1917

History of Education

Florin, C. (1991)

Social closure as a professional strategy: male and female teachers from co-operation to conflict in Sweden, 1860-1906

History of Education

Guttormsson, L. (1991)

Pietism and the definition of childhood: evidence from eighteenth-century Iceland

History of Education

Norgaard, E. (1991)

New education in Denmark between the wars

History of Education

Thuen, H. (1991)

Education or punishment? Reformatory schools in Norway, 1840-1950

History of Education

Springhall, J. (1991)

'Boys of Bircham School': The penny dreadful origins of the popular English school story, 1867-1900

History of Education

Gibson, W. (1991)

The social origins and education of an elite: The nineteenth-century episcopate

History of Education

Hirst, J.D. (1991)

Public health and the public elementary schools, 1870-1907

History of Education

Elliott, B.J. (1991)

History examinations at sixteen and eighteen years in England and Wales between 1918 and 1939

History of Education

Cohen, S. (1991)

Review Essay: Representations of History

History of Education

Gardner, P. (1991)

'Our schools'; 'their schools'. The case of Eliza Duckworth and John Stevenson

History of Education

Martin, J. (1991)

'Hard-headed and large-hearted': women and the industrial schools, 1870-1885

History of Education

Gemie, S. (1991)

The schoolmistress's revenge: secular schoolmistresses, academic authority and village conflicts in France, 1815-1848

History of Education

Van Vugt, J. (1991)

For charity and church: the brother-teachers of Maastricht, 1840-1900

History of Education

Brooks, J.R. (1991)

Labour and educational reconstruction, 1916-1926: a case study in the evolution of policy

History of Education

Mwiria, K. (1991)

Education for subordination: African education in colonial Kenya

History of Education

Giles, G.J. (1991)

Temperance before the temperance movements: some examples from eighteenth-century children's literature in England and Germany

History of Education

Watts, R. (1991)

Revolution and Reaction: 'Unitarian' academics, 1780-1800

History of Education

Griggs, C. (1991)

The National Union of Teachers in the Eastbourne area 1874-1916: a tale of tact and pragmatism

History of Education

Marriott, S. (1991)

The journalism of the university extension movement in its political context, 1889-1926

History of Education

Bartle, G.F. (1991)

Surviving in central London: problems of a boys' public day school between the wars

History of Education

Gronn, P.C. (1990)

An experiment in political education: 'V.G.', 'Slimy' and the Repton Sixth, 1916-1918

History of Education

Goodenow, R.K. (1990)

The progressive educator and the Third World: a first look at John Dewey

History of Education

Kyle, N. (1990)

Policy, politics, parsimony and pragmatism: the state and the rural school in colonial New South Wales

History of Education

Obidi, S.S. (1990)

Nationalist's demands for university education in Nigeria and government's response, 1920-1948

History of Education

Bacchus, M.K. (1990)

Education and society among the non-whites in the West Indies prior to emancipation

History of Education

Stannard, K.P. (1990)

Ideology, education, and social structure: elementary schooling in mid-Victorian England

History of Education

Leinster-Mackay, D. (1990)

The continuing religious difficulty in late-Victorian and Edwardian England: a case of gratuitous advice from the antipodes?

History of Education

Daglish, N.D. (1990)

Robert Morant's hidden agenda? The origins of the medical treatment of schoolchildren

History of Education

Zasztowt, L. (1990)

Under constraint or in self-defence? Polish school funds and scholarships in Lithuania, Byelorussia, and the Ukraine territories

History of Education

Allsobrook, D. (1990)

Editorial [Introduction to Special Edition: The Welsh experience of education]

History of Education

Webster, R. (1990)

Education in Wales and the rebirth of a nation

History of Education

Evans, W.G. (1990)

The Welsh Intermediate and Technical Education Act, 1889: a centenary appreciation

History of Education

Roderick, G. (1990)

Industry, technical manpower and education: South Wales in the nineteenth-century

History of Education

Allsobrook, D. (1990)

Two figures in the landscape of Welsh music education: W. H. Hadow and Walford Davies

History of Education

Elwyn Jones, G. (1990)

1944 and all that

History of Education

Reynolds, D. (1990)

The great Welsh education debate, 1980-1990

History of Education

Griffiths, J.D. (1990)

DISCUSSION PAPERS Monmouthshire and the 'Blue Books' of 1847

History of Education

Hughes, C.P.F. (1990)

DISCUSSION PAPERS Popular education in an industrial society: Nineteenth-century Glamorgan

History of Education

Ashton, B. (1990)

DISCUSSION PAPERS The status of the Welsh language in the schools, 1889-1914.

History of Education

Stray, C. (1990)

Beyond classification: Bernstein and the grammarians: A note on Classics in the Swansea schools

History of Education

Vickerstaff, J.J. (1990)

Profession and Preferment amongst Durham County Schoolmasters, 1400-1550

History of Education

Shackleton, J.R. (1990)

Jane Marcet and Harriet Martineau: pioneers of economics education

History of Education

Hennock, E.P. (1990)

Technological education in England, 1850-1926: the uses of a German model

History of Education

Marsden, W.E. (1990)

Rooting racism into the educational experience of childhood and youth in the nineteenth- and twentieth-centuries

History of Education

Pugh, D.R. (1990)

English Nonconformity, education and passive resistance 1903-6

History of Education

Szreter, R. (1990)

A note on R. H. Tawney's early interest in juvenile employment and misemployment

History of Education

Searby, P. (1989)

The New School and the New Life: Cecil Reddie (1858-1932) and the early years of Abbotsholme School

History of Education

Fidler, G.C. (1989)

Anarchism and education: éducation intégrale and the imperative towards fraternité

History of Education

Ramsland, J. (1989)

La Maison Paternelle: 'a college of repression' for wayward bourgeois adolescents in nineteenth and early twentieth century France

History of Education

Bayley, S.N. (1989)

'Life is too short to learn German': Modern languages in English elementary education, 1872-1904

History of Education

Johnson, R. (1989)

Thatcherism and English education: breaking the mould, or confirming the pattern?

History of Education

Miller, P. (1989)

Historiography of compulsory schooling: what is the problem?

History of Education

Flett, K. (1989)

DISCUSSION PAPERS: Sex or class: the education of working-class women, 1800-1870

History of Education

Purvis, J. (1989)

'We can no longer pretend that sex stratification does not exist, nor that it exists but is unimportant' (M. Eichler). A reply to Keith Flett.

History of Education

Gomersall, M. (1989)

Woman's work and education in Lancashire, 1800-1870: a response to Keith Flett

History of Education

Gosden, P. (1989)

From Board to Ministry: the impact of the War on the education department

History of Education

Simon, J. (1989)

Promoting educational reform on the home front: The TES and The Times 1940-1944

History of Education

Summerfield, P. (1989)

What women learned from the Second World War

History of Education

Preston, A.M. (1989)

The evacuation of schoolchildren from Newcastle upon Tyne, 1939-1942: an assessment of the factors which influenced the nature of educational provision in Newcastle and its reception areas

History of Education

Hopkins, E. (1989)

Elementary education in Birmingham during the Second World War

History of Education

Rolf, D. (1989)

The education of British prisoners of war in German captivity, 1939-1945

History of Education

Whitehead, C. (1989)

The impact of the Second World War on British colonial education policy

History of Education

Apel, H-J. (1989)

Re-education: remedial training in democratic modes of thought and behaviour. The re-education scheme of the British Military Government in the administrative district of Cologne (1946)

History of Education

McDermid, J. (1989)

Conservative feminism and female education in the eighteenth century

History of Education

Tozer, M. (1989)

'The readiest hand and the most open heart': Uppingham's first missions to the poor

History of Education

Horn, P. (1989)

The Victorian governess

History of Education

Charlton, K. (1988)

'Not publike onely but also private and domestically: Mothers and familial education in pre-industrial England

History of Education

Theobald, M.R. (1988)

The accomplished woman and the propriety of intellect: A new look at women's education in Britain and Australia, 1800-1850

History of Education

Gomersall, M. (1988)

Ideals and realities: the education of working-class girls, 1800-1870

History of Education

Thomas, J.B. (1988)

University College, Bristol: pioneering teacher training for women

History of Education

Horn, P. (1988)

The education and employment of working-class girls, 1870-1914

History of Education

Owen, P. (1988)

'Who would be free, herself must strike the blow' : The National Union of Women Teachers, equal pay, and women within the teaching profession

History of Education

Down, G. (1988)

Educational, women's and social history entangled: some recent Australian examples

History of Education

Simon, J. (1988)

From charity school to workhouse in the 1720s: The SPCK and Mr Marriott's solution

History of Education

Prophet, B., Hodson, D. (1988)

The science of common things: a case study in social control

History of Education

Kavanagh, G. (1988)

The first world war and its implications for education in British museums

History of Education

Gordon, P. (1988)

Katharine Bathurst: A controversial woman inspector

History of Education

O'Donoghue, T.A. (1988)

Bilingual education in Ireland in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries

History of Education

Betts, R.S. (1988)

A. J. Mundella, Robert Wild and Continental systems of education 1884-1889: conflicting views on the status of teachers

History of Education

Smith, R.J. (1988)

The social origins of students of the Ecole Libre and the Institut d'Etudes Politiques, 1885-1970

History of Education

McCulloch, G. (1988)

Imperial and colonial designs: The case of Auckland Grammar School

History of Education

Mason, D. (1988)

Peelite opinion and the genesis of payment by results: the true story of the Newcastle Commission

History of Education

Pearce, R. (1988)

Missionary education in colonial Africa: the critique of Mary Kingsley

History of Education

Brown, I, (1988)

Who were the Eugenicists? A study of the formation of an early twentieth-century pressure group

History of Education

Sebaly. K.P. (1988)

Tata Steel and higher technical education in India: The Padshah Plan, 1916-21

History of Education

Chitty, C. (1988)

Central control of the school curriculum, 1944-87

History of Education

Humble, N (1988)

Leaving London: a study of two public schools and athleticism 1870-1914

History of Education

Fletcher, J.M., Upton, C.A. (1987)

'Monastic enclave' or 'open society'? A consideration of the role of women in the life of an Oxford college community in the early Tudor period

History of Education

Walmsley, J. (1987)

Towards a historiography of Ratke's writings in the English-speaking world

History of Education

Pigott, D. (1987)

Problems of staffing the nineteenth-century rural school in England: a regional case study

History of Education

Bailey, B. (1987)

The development of technical education, 1934-1939

History of Education

Orme, N. (1987)

The 'laicization' of English school education, 1250-1560

History of Education

Daglish, N.D. (1987)

Planning the Education Bill of 1896

History of Education

Jenkins, E.W. (1987)

Junior technical schools, 1905-1945: the case of Leeds

History of Education

Whitehead, C. (1987)

The 'two-way pull' and the establishment of university education in British West Africa

History of Education

Rothblatt, S. (1987)

Historical and comparative remarks on the federal principle in higher education

History of Education

Ringer, F. (1987)

Comparing two academic cultures: The university in Germany and in France around 1900

History of Education

Simon, B. (1987)

The student movement in England and Wales during the 1930s

History of Education

Armytage, W.H.G. (1987)

Robbins and the reproductive ratio: a note on the fall in the birth-rate after 1964

History of Education

Annan, N. (1987)

The reform of higher education in 1986

History of Education

Giles, G.G. (1987)

Student drinking in the Third Reich: Academic tradition and the Nazi revolution

History of Education

Smith, R.J. (1987)

The students of the Ecole d'Administration, 1848-9

History of Education

Cross, M. (1987)

The foundations of a segregated schooling system in the Transvaal 1900-24

History of Education

Depaepe, M. (1987)

Social and personal factors in the inception of experimental research in education (1890-1914): An exploratory study

History of Education

Grosvenor, I. (1987)

A Different Reality: Education and the racialization of the black child

History of Education

Barman, J. (1986)

The preparatory school abroad: from Britain to British Columbia

History of Education

Browne, J.D. (1986)

The Toynbee Travellers' Club

History of Education

Farren, S. (1986)

Nationalist-Catholic reaction to educational reform in Northern Ireland, 1920-30

History of Education

Simon, B. (1986)

The 1944 Education Act: A Conservative measure?

History of Education

Sheasgreen, W.J. (1986)

John Locke and the charity school movement

History of Education

Byrne, K.R. (1986)

The Royal Dublin Society and the advancement of popular science in Ireland, 1731-1860

History of Education

Betts, R.S. (1986)

Winston Churchill and the presidency of the Board of Education, 1906-7

History of Education

Dean, D.W. (1986)

Planning for a postwar generation: Ellen Wilkinson and George Tomlinson at the Ministry of Education, 1945-51

History of Education

Muckle, J. (1986)

Alexander I and William Allen: A tour of Russian schools in 1819 and some missing reports

History of Education

Roach, J. (1986)

Boys and girls at school, 1800-70

History of Education

Whitehead, M. (1986)

'Military, prompt, unstinting': The religious thinking and educational influence of the Reverend James Harris, SJ (1824-83)

History of Education

McClelland, C.E. (1986)

Structural change and social reproduction in German universities, 1870-1920

History of Education

Manthorpe, C. (1986)

Science or domestic science? The struggle to define an appropriate science education for girls in early twentieth-century England

History of Education

Lowe, R. (1986)

Transatlantic influences in education: An introduction

History of Education

Jones, D.K. (1986)

Horace Mann, the American common school and English provincial radicals in the nineteenth century

History of Education

Lowe, R. (1986)

Anglo-Americanism and the planning of universities in the United States

History of Education

Armytage, W.H.G. (1986)

The Sheffield-Pittsburgh Utopian axis

History of Education

Goodenow, R.K., Cowen, R. (1986)

The American school of education and the Third World in the twentieth century: Teachers College and Africa, 1920-1950

History of Education

Silver, H. (1986)

Essay review: Zeal as a historical process: The American view from the 1980s

History of Education

Clarke, A.D., Clarke, A.M. (1985)

Mental testing: origins, evolution and present status

History of Education

Lawrence, I. (1985)

Aspects of music education in the late eighteenth century

History of Education

Garner, A. (1985)

The Society of Arts and the mechanics' institutes: The co-ordination of endeavour towards scientific and technical education, 1851-54

History of Education

Bradley, M. (1985)

Civil engineering and social change: The early history of the Paris Ecole des ponts et chaussées

History of Education

Amies, M. (1985)

Amusing and instructive conversations: The literary genre and its relevance to home education

History of Education

Selleck, R. (1985)

Mary Carpenter: A confident and contradictory reformer

History of Education

Paz, D.G. (1985)

Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth: The man behind the myth

History of Education

Lawn, M. (1985)

Teachers in Dispute: The Portsmouth and West Ham Strikes

History of Education

Rury, J.L. (1985)

American school enrolment in the Progressive era: An interpretive inquiry

History of Education

van Dijk, H., Mandemakers, C.A. (1985)

Secondary education and social mobility at the turn of the century

History of Education

Sebaly, K.P. (1985)

The Tatas and university reform in India, 1898-1914

History of Education

Simon, B. (1985)

The Tory government and education, 1951-60: Background to breakout

History of Education

Farren, S. (1985)

Unionist-Protestant reaction to educational reform in Northern Ireland 1923-1930

History of Education

McCulloch, G. (1985)

'Teachers and missionaries': The Left Book Club as an educational agency

History of Education

Fletcher, J. Upton, C. (1985)

The cost of undergraduate study at Oxford in the fifteenth century: the evidence of the Merton College 'Founder's Kin'

History of Education

Iram, Y. (1985)

The persistence of Jewish ethnic identity: The educational experience in inter-war Poland and Lithuania, 1919-1939

History of Education

Wolff, R. (1984)

'Fascistizing' Italian youth: The limits of Mussolini's educational system

History of Education

Tobin, R.B. (1984)

The Cornifician motif in John of Salisbury's Metalogicon

History of Education

Partington, G. (1984)

Two Marxisms and the history of education

History of Education

Robey, D. (1984)

Humanist views on the study of poetry in the early Italian Renaissance

History of Education

Perreiah, A. (1984)

Logic examinations in Padua circa 1400

History of Education

Leslie, W.B. (1984)

Creating a socialist scout movement: The Woodcraft Folk, 1924-42

History of Education

Whitbread, N. (1984)

The early twentieth-century secondary curriculum debate in England

History of Education

Linton, D. (1984)

Reforming the urban primary school in Wilhelmine Germany

History of Education

Griggs, C., Wall, D. (1984)

Eastbourne and the school board era that never was, 1870-1902

History of Education

Flanagan, K. (1984)

The shaping of Irish Anglican secondary schools, 1854-1878

History of Education

Lundgreen, P. (1984)

Education for the science-based industrial state? The case for nineteenth-century Germany

History of Education

Garner, A., Jenkins, E. (1984)

The English Mechanics' Institutes: The case of Leeds 1824-42

History of Education

Dhombres, J. (1984)

French textbooks in the sciences 1750-1850

History of Education

Moore, L. (1984)

Invisible scholars: Girls learning Latin and Mathematics in the elementary public schools of Scotland before 1872

History of Education

Hurt, J. (1984)

Reformatory and industrial schools before 1933

History of Education

Harrop. S. (1984)

Adult education and literacy: The importance of post-school education for literacy levels in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

History of Education

Leader, D.R. (1984)

Teaching in Tudor Cambridge

History of Education

Hammer, E. (1984)

The politics of education: The French Philosophes

History of Education

Price, M. (1983)

Mathematics in English education 1860-1914: Some questions and explanations in curriculum history

History of Education

Richards, S. (1983)

'Masters of Arts and Bachelors of Barley': The struggle for agricultural education in mid-nineteenth-century Britain

History of Education

Aldrich, R. (1983)

Educating our mistresses

History of Education

Smith, J.V. (1983)

Reason, revelation and reform: Thomas Dick of Methven and the 'Improvement of Society by the Diffusion of Knowledge'

History of Education

Mason, D.M. (1983)

Matthew Arnold and elementary education: A reconsideration

History of Education

Marriott, S. (1983)

Oxford and working-class adult education: A foundation myth re-examined

History of Education

Newton, D.P. (1983)

A French influence on nineteenth- and twentieth-century physics teaching in English secondary schools

History of Education

Pritchard, P.B. (1983)

Churchmen, Catholics and elementary education: A comparison of attitudes and policies in Liverpool during the school board era

History of Education

Gordon, P. (1983)

The writings of Edmond Holmes: a reassessment and bibliography

History of Education

Phillips, J.O.C. (1983)

John Dewey and social control reconsidered

History of Education

Jones, M.D.W. (1983)

Brighton College v. Marriott: Schools, charity law and taxation

History of Education

Evans, B.J. (1983)

Further Education Pressure Groups: The Campaign for Continued and Technical Education in 1944

History of Education

Horn, P. (1983)

The employment of elementary schoolchildren in agriculture, 1914-1918

History of Education

Schaller, K. (1983)

The influence of modern Comenius studies on the philosophy of education in the Federal Republic of Germany

History of Education

Reshef, S., Silbert, Y. (1983)

The Palestine Government and Jewish education 1920-1933

History of Education

Graff, H.J. (1983)

On literacy in the Renaissance: Review and reflections

History of Education

Jardine, L. (1983)

Isotta Nogarola: Women humanists-Education for what?

History of Education

Leader, D.R. (1983)

Grammar in late-medieval Oxford and Cambridge

History of Education

Bolgar, R. (1983)

The teaching of letter-writing in the sixteenth century

History of Education

Manson, M. (1983)

The emergence of the small child in Rome (Third century BC-First century AD)

History of Education

Goodrich, M. (1983)

Encyclopaedic literature: child-rearing in the Middle Ages

History of Education

Orme, N. (1982)

Langland and education

History of Education

Anglin, J.P. (1982)

Frustrated ideals: the case of Elizabethan grammar school foundations

History of Education

Croft, R. (1982)

Archbishop Thomas Cranmer and the education of the English clergy, 1533-1553

History of Education

Hume, R. (1982)

Interest with impotence: the influence of the SPCK as a directive force for the development of education in eighteenth-century Kent

History of Education

Flood, E. (1982)

Augustine and the classical tradition of rhetoric

History of Education

Woodhouse, J. (1982)

Eugenics and the feeble-minded: the Parliamentary debates of 1912-14

History of Education

Holly, D. (1982)

Learning and the Economy: Education under the Bolsheviks 1917-1929

History of Education

Clark, E.A.G. (1982)

The Last of the Voluntaryists: the Ragged School Union in the School Board era

History of Education

Evans, R.A. (1982)

The University and the City: the educational work of Toynbee Hall, 1884-1914

History of Education

Lilley, R.C. (1982)

Attempts to implement the Bryce Commission's Recommendations -- and the consequences

History of Education

Lewis, J. (1982)

Parents, children, school fees and the London School Board 1870-1890

History of Education

Mason, D.M. (1982)

Inspectors' Reports and the Select Committee of 1864

History of Education

Fletcher, L. (1982)

Early British colonial school inspectors: agents of imperialism?

History of Education

Small, R. (1982)

Marx and state education

History of Education

Cowie, E. (1982)

Stephen Hawtrey and a working-class Eton

History of Education

Marsden, W. (1982)

Diffusion and regional variation in elementary education in England and Wales 1800-1870

History of Education

Rothblatt, S. (1982)

Failure in Early Nineteenth-Century Oxford and Cambridge

History of Education

Fletcher, S. (1982)

Co-education and the Victorian Grammar School

History of Education

de Vroede, M. (1981)

The History of Teacher Training: Opening Address of the International Standing Conference on the History of Education (Louvain, 24-27 September 1979)

History of Education

Purvis, J. (1981)

'Women's life is essentially domestic, public life being confined to men' (Comte ): Separate Spheres and Inequality in the Education of Working-class Women, 1854-1900

History of Education

Allen, J. (1981)

Voluntaryism: a 'Laissez-faire' Movement in Mid Nineteenth Century

History of Education

Fletcher, L. (1981)

A Further Comment on Recent Interpretations of the Revised Code, 1862

History of Education

Marcham, A. (1981)

The Revised Code of Education, 1862: Reinterpretations and Misinterpretations

History of Education

Cannell, G. (1981)

Resistance to the Charity Commissioners: the Case of St. Paul's Schools, 1860-1904

History of Education

Jenkins, E. (1981)

Science, Sentimentalism or Social Control? The Nature Study Movement in England and Wales, 1899-1914

History of Education

Miaso, J. (1981)

Education and Social Structures in the Kingdom of Poland in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century

History of Education

Armytage, W. (1981)

Issue at Stake: the Biosocial Background of the 1902 Education Act

History of Education

Browne, J.D. (1981)

The Formation of an Educational Administrator

History of Education

Tolley, B.H. (1981)

University College, Nottingham, and the Nottingham Education Bill of 1901

History of Education

Marriott, S. (1981)

The University Extension Movement and the Education of Teachers 1873-1906

History of Education

Matthews, G.F. (1981)

The College of Advanced Technology Experiment: an Historical Review of Loughborough's Experience, 1957-1966

History of Education

Whitehead, C. (1981)

Education Policy in British Tropical Africa: the 1925 White Paper in Retrospect

History of Education

Firmager, J. (1981)

The Consultative Committee under the Chairmanship of Sir Henry Hadow: The Education of the Adolescent

History of Education

Wallace, R.G. (1981)

The Origins and Authorship of the 1944 Education Act

History of Education

Fieldhouse, R. (1981)

Voluntaryism and the State in Adult Education: the W.E.A. and the 1925 T.U.C. Education Scheme

History of Education

Thoms, D. (1981)

Market Forces and Recruitment to Technical Education: the Example of the Junior Technical Schools

History of Education

Bartle, G., Collins, G. (1981)

The British and Foreign School Society Archives Centre

History of Education

Gilroy, D. (1981)

Essay Review: History and Theory

History of Education

Looney, J. (1981)

Undergraduate Education at Early Stuart Cambridge

History of Education

Higginson, J. (1980)

Establishing a History of Education Course: the Work of Professor Michael Sadler, 1903-1911

History of Education

Ree, J. (1980)

Essay review: Idealism and Education

History of Education

Fidler, G. (1980)

The Liverpool Labour Movement and the School Board: an Aspect of Education and the Working Class

History of Education

Openshaw, R. (1980)

The Highest Expression of Devotion: New Zealand Primary- Schools and Patriotic Zeal during the Early 1920s

History of Education

Bérard, R. (1980)

Edward Augustus Freeman and University Reform in Victorian Oxford

History of Education

Gidney, R. (1980)

Making Nineteenth-Century School Systems: the Upper Canadian Experience and its Relevance to English Historiography

History of Education

Ely, R. (1980)

The Origins of the Debate over 'Secular' Instruction

History of Education

Marcham, A. (1980)

Lies and Statistics: a Note on the Newcastle Commission

History of Education

Dick. M. (1980)

The Myth of the Working-class Sunday School

History of Education

Leinster Mackay, D. (1980)

Pioneers in Progressive Education: some Little-Known Proprietary and Private School Exemplars

History of Education

Rooke, P. (1980)

Missionaries as Pedagogues: a Reconsideration of the Significance of Education for Slaves and Apprentices in the British West Indies,1800-1838

History of Education

Bacon, A. (1980)

Attempts to Introduce a School of English Literature at Oxford: the National Debate of 1886 and 1887

History of Education

Hendrick, H. (1980)

'A Race of Intelligent Unskilled Labourers': the Adolescent Worker and the Debate on Compulsory Part-Time Day Continuation Schools, 1900-1922

History of Education

Schinn, C. (1980)

The Beginnings of the University Grants Committee

History of Education

Müller, D.K. (1980)

The Qualifications Crisis and School Reform in Late Nineteenth-Century Germany

History of Education

Cobban, A. (1980)

The Medieval Cambridge Colleges: a Quantitative Study of Higher Degrees to c. 1500

History of Education

Adamson, I. (1980)

The Administration of Gresham College and its Fluctuating Fortunes as a Scientific Institution in the Seventeenth Century

History of Education

Simon, J. (1980)

Private Classical Schools in Eighteenth-century England: a Critique of Hans

History of Education

Stone, L. (1980)

The Age of Admission to College in Seventeenth-Century England

History of Education

Elliott, B. (1980)

The Provision of Reformatory Schools, the Landed Class, and the Myth of the Superiority of Rural Life in Mid-Victorian England: a Footnote

History of Education

Purvis, J. (1980)

Working-Class Women and Adult Education in Nineteenth-Century Britain

History of Education

Watts, R. (1980)

The Unitarian Contribution to the Development of Female Education, 1790-1850

History of Education

Brown, C.M. (1980)

Industrialists and their Factory Schools

History of Education

Horn, P. (1980)

The Recruitment, Role and Status of the Victorian Country Teacher

History of Education

Herbst, J. (1980)

Nineteenth-Century Normal Schools in the United States: a Fresh Look

History of Education

Wright, C. (1979)

Academics and their Aims: English and Scottish Approaches to University Education in the Nineteenth Century

History of Education

Karady, V. (1979)

Scientists and Class Structure: Social Recruitment of Students at the Parisian Ecole Normale Superieure in the Nineteenth Century

History of Education

Aldrich, R. (1979)

Sir John Pakington and the Newcastle Commission

History of Education

MacLeod, R., Moseley, R. (1979)

Fathers and Daughters: Reflections on Women, Science and Victorian Cambridge

History of Education

Hoskin, K. (1979)

The Examination, Disciplinary Power and Rational Schooling

History of Education

Feingold, M. (1979)

Jordan Revisited: Patterns of Charitable Giving in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century England

History of Education

Cressy, D. (1979)

School and College Admission Ages in Seventeenth-century England

History of Education

Szreter, R. (1979)

Essay Review: Historical studies of education in Poland today

History of Education

Roach, J. (1979)

Examinations and the Secondary Schools 1900-1945

History of Education

Hempton, D. (1979)

Wesleyan Methodism and Educational Politics in Early Nineteenth-century England

History of Education

Marcham, J. (1979)

Recent Interpretations of the Revised Code of Education, 1862.

History of Education

Wallbank, M. (1979)

Eighteenth Century Public Schools and the Education of the Governing Elite

History of Education

Ball, N. (1979)

Practical Subjects in mid-Victorian Elementary Schools.

History of Education

Stack, J.A. (1979)

The Provision of Reformatory Schools, the Landed Class, and the Myth of the Superiority of Rural Life in Mid-Victorian England

History of Education

Wilkinson, M. (1979)

The Office of Special Inquiries and Reports: Educational Policy-making under Michael Sadler

History of Education

Jenkins, E. (1979)

The development of school biology 1918-1945

History of Education

Waring, M. (1979)

Background to Nuffield Science

History of Education

Thoms, D. (1979)

Curriculum Innovation in Technical Education: London 1918-1939

History of Education

Lowe, R. (1979)

Eugenicists, Doctors and the Quest for National Efficiency: an Educational Crusade, 1900-1939

History of Education

Goodenow, R. (1978)

The Progressive Educator as Radical or Conservative: George S. Counts and Race

History of Education

Fisher, D. (1978)

Rockefeller Philanthropy and the British Empire: The Creation of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

History of Education

Featherstone, J. (1978)

The Education of John Dewey

History of Education

Ravitch, D. (1978)

The Evolution of School Desegregation Policy: 1964-1978

History of Education

Tyack, D. (1978)

The Spread of Public Schooling in Victorian America: In Search of a Reinterpretation

History of Education

Lang, M. (1978)

Maria Edgeworth's The Parent's Assistant (1796): a document of social education

History of Education

Schlossman, S. (1978)

End of Innocence: Science and the Transformation of Progressive Juvenile Justice, 1899-1917

History of Education

Lazerson, M. (1978)

Consensus and Conflict in American Education: Historical Perspectives

History of Education

Terakawa, T, Brook, W. (1978)

The Introduction of Heurism into Japan

History of Education

MacKillop, I. (1978)

The London School of Ethics and Social Philosophy: an adult education movement of the 1890s

History of Education

Mangan, J.A. (1978)

Eton in India: The Imperial Diffusion of a Victorian Educational Ethic

History of Education

Venables, P. (1978)

Essay Review: Technological institutions in transition

History of Education

Clarke, M. (1978)

The Education of a Prince in the Sixteenth Century: Edward VI and James VI and I

History of Education

apková, D. (1978)

The Educational Plans of J. A. Comenius in 1646: from a diary sent to English colleagues

History of Education

Michael, I. (1978)

The Historical Study of English as a Subject: a Preliminary Enquiry into some Questions of Method

History of Education

Silver, H. (1978)

View from Afar: An Afterword

History of Education

Clifford, G. (1978)

History as Experience: The Uses of Personal-History Documents in the History of Education

History of Education

Kaestle, C. (1978)

Education and American Society: New Historical Interpretations Introduction

History of Education

Evans, G. (1978)

The Development of Some Textbooks on the useful Arts c.1000-c.1250

History of Education

Tobin, R. (1978)

Vincent of Beauvais' Double Standard in the Education of Girls

History of Education

Bartlett, K. (1977)

The Decline and Abolition of the Master of Grammar: An early victory of humanism at the University of Cambridge

History of Education

Matsen, H. (1977)

Students' 'Arts' disputations at Bologna around 1500, illustrated from the career of Alessandro Achillini (1463-1512)

History of Education

Marsden, W. (1977)

Historical Geography and the History of Education

History of Education

Burstyn, J. (1977)

Women's Education in England during the nineteenth century: A review of the literature, 1970-1976

History of Education

Eckenrode, T. (1977)

The Venerable Bede as an Educator

History of Education

McMullen, N. (1977)

The Education of English Gentlewomen 1540-1640

History of Education

Orpen, P. (1977)

Schoolmastering as a profession in the seventeenth century: the career patterns of the grammar schoolmaster.

History of Education

Stone, L. (1977)

Ages of admission to educational institutions in Tudor and Stuart England: a comment

History of Education

Simon, J. (1977)

Essay Review: The rise of modern science and educational reform

History of Education

Palmer, R. (1977)

The influence of F. W. Sanderson on the development of science and engineering at Dulwich College, 1885-1892

History of Education

Gordon, P. (1977)

Commitments and Developments in the Elementary School Curriculum 1870-1907

History of Education

Flintham, A. (1977)

The Contribution of Arthur Smithells, F.R.S. to Science Education

History of Education

Fidler, G. (1977)

The Liverpool Trades Council and Technical Education in the era of the Technical Instruction Committee

History of Education

McCann, P. (1977)

Essay review: Education and Cultural Domain

History of Education

Balls. F. (1977)

The Endowment of Education in the Nineteenth Century: the Case of the Bedford Harpur Trust

History of Education

Nelson, P. (1977)

Leicester Suburban School Boards

History of Education

Pugh, D.R. (1977)

A note on School Board Elections: some North-Western Contests in the nineties

History of Education

Elliott, B. (1977)

The League of Nations Union and History Teaching in England: a Study in Benevolent Bias

History of Education

Mansell, A. (1976)

The Influence of Medicine on Science Education in England 1892-1911

History of Education

Phillips, R. (1976)

E. C. Tufnell: Inspector of Poor Law Schools, 1847-1874

History of Education

Leinster Mackay, D. (1976)

The evolution of t'other schools : an examination of the nineteenth century development of the private preparatory school

History of Education

Layton, D. (1976)

The educational work of the Parliamentary Committee of the British Association for the Advancement of Science

History of Education

Hearly, T. (1976)

Military Education and the School Curriculum 1800-1870

History of Education

Dyhouse, C (1976)

Social Darwinistic ideas and the Development of women's education in England, 1880-1920

History of Education

Selleck, R. (1976)

Frank Tate: A Victorian Australian

History of Education

McClelland, V.A. (1976)

The 'Free Schools' Issue and the General Election of 1885: A Denominational Response

History of Education

deMolen, R. (1976)

Ages of Admission to Educational Institutions in Tudor and Stuart England

History of Education

Charlton, K. (1976)

Ages of admission to educational institutions in Tudor and Stuart England: a comment

History of Education

Roach, J. (1976)

History Teaching and Examining in Secondary Schools, 1850-1900

History of Education

Feyerharm, W. (1976)

The status of the schoolmaster and the continuity of education in Elizabethan East Anglia

History of Education

Smith, A. (1976)

Private schools and schoolmasters in the Diocese of Lichfield and Coventry in the seventeenth century

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Evans, G. (1976)

St. Anselm and Teaching

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Cobban, A. (1976)

Decentralized Teaching in the Medieval English Universities

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Tittler, R. (1976)

Education and the Gentlemen in Tudor England: The case of Sir Nicholas Bacon

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Webster, C. (1975)

The Curriculum of the Grammar Schools and Universities 1500-1660: a critical review of the literature

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Smith, A. (1975)

Endowed schools in the diocese of Lichfield and Coventry 1660-99

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Brook, W. (1975)

Geometry and the universities: euclid and his modern rivals, 1860-1901

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Nutton, V. (1975)

Museums and medical schools in classical antiquity

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Jardine, L. (1975)

Humanism in the Sixteenth Century Cambridge Arts Course

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Ghosh, S. (1975)

Dalhousie, Charles Wood and the Education Despatch of 1854

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Thoms, D. (1975)

The Emergence and Failure of the Day Continuation School Experiment

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Derrington, A. (1975)

Anthony John Mundella - Uncle and Nephew

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Lynch, J. (1975)

Political and Religious Constraints on Educational Policy in the Weimar Republic

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Bessant, B. (1974)

The Australian Labour Movement and Education Prior to 1914

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Sharp, P.R. (1974)

The Origin and Early Development of Local Education Authority Scholarships

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Horn, P. (1974)

The Agricultural Children Act of 1873

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Cohen, S. (1974)

The Montessori Movement in England, 1911-1952

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Jones, D. (1974)

The Educational Legacy of the Anti-Corn Law League

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Evans, R.J.W. (1974)

Humanism and Counter-Reformation at the Central European Universities

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Schmitt, C. (1974)

The University of Pisa in the renaissance

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Glendenning, F. (1974)

Attitudes to colonialism and race in British and French History schoolbooks

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Silver, H. (1973)

Education and the Labour Movement: a critical review of the literature

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Ball, N. (1973)

Elementary School Attendance and Voluntary Effort before 1870

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Allsobrook, D. (1973)

The Reform of the Endowed Schools: the work of the Northamptonshire Educational Society 1854-1874

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Pallister, R. (1973)

Educational Capital in the Elementary School of the Mid-Nineteenth Century

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Anderson, R. (1973)

French Views of the English Public Schools : Some Nineteenth-Century Episodes

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Cohen, S. (1973)

New Perspectives in the History of American Education 1960-1970

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Bryden, D.J. (1973)

A Didactic Introduction to Arithmetic, Sir Charles Cotterell's 'Instrument for Arithmeticke' of 1667

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O'Day, R. (1973)

Church records and the history of education in early modern England 1558-1642: A problem in methodology

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Leinster-Mackay, P. (1973)

Abstracts in Recent Theses in the History of Education

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Kurdybacha, L. (1973)

The Commission for National Education in Poland 1773-1794

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Simon, A. (1973)

Joseph Chamberlain and Free Education in the Election of 1885

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Turner, D.A. (1972)

The Open Air School Movement in Sheffield

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Cruickshank, M. (1972)

The Denominational Schools' Issue in the Twentieth Century

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Schama, S. (1972)

The Rights of Ignorance: Dutch Educational Policy in Belgium 1815-30

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Morris, N. (1972)

1870: the Rating Option

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Brennan, E.J.T. (1972)

Educational Engineering with the Webbs

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Lowe, R.A. (1972)

Some Forerunners of R.H. Tawney's Longton Tutorial Class

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Briggs, A. (1972)

The Study of the History of Education

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Harding, D. (1972)

Mathematics and Science Education in Eighteenth-Century Northamptonshire

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Bishop, A., Jones, W. (1972)

The Act that never was: the Conservative Education Bill of 1868

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Turner, J. (1972)

The visual realism of Comenius

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