History of Education

History of Education

 Vol. 45, n°6, 11/2016

• The child writer: graphic literacy and the Scottish educational system, 1700–1820, Matthew Daniel Eddy
• ‘To educate children from birth’: a genealogical analysis of some practices of subjectivation in Spanish and French scientific childcare (1898–1939), Belén Jiménez-Alonso & José Carlos Loredo-Narciandi
• Moberly Junior College, the four-year junior college, Kristin Bailey Wilson & Cristi D. Ford
• Differences between Czech and Slovak economic higher education from 1945 to 1953, Petr Chalupecký & Zdenka Johnson
• Support and surveillance: 1956 Hungarian refugee students in transit to the Joyce Kilmer Reception Centre and to higher education scholarships in the USA, Vera Sheridan
• From practice to theory, Ovide Decroly for Brazilian classrooms: a tale of appropriation, Alessandra Arce Hai, Frank Simon & Marc Depaepe
• Monitoring child health: school doctors at work in a Dutch rural area (1930–1970), Nelleke Bakker
• Information and experience: audio-visual observations of reading activities in Swedish comprehensive school classrooms 1967–1969, Mats Dolatkhah & Anna Hampson Lundh

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