History of Education

History of Education

 Vol. 44, n°6, novembre 2015

 Transnationalism, Gender and Teaching.

 

• Transnationalism, gender and teaching: perspectives from the history of education, Deirdre Raftery & Marie Clarke
• Gender, cosmopolitanism, and transnational space and time: Kasuya Yoshi and girls’ secondary education, Joyce Goodman
• Our Boys: the Christian Brothers and the formation of youth in the ‘new Ireland’ 1914–1944, Daire Keogh
• Teaching Sisters and transnational networks: recruitment and education expansion in the long nineteenth century, Deirdre Raftery
• Teacher mobility and transnational, ‘British World’ space: the League of the Empire’s ‘Interchange of Home and Dominion Teachers’, 1907–1931, Jody Crutchley
• William Graham Brooke (1835–1907): advocate of girls’ superior schooling in nineteenth-century Ireland, Christopher F. McCormack

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