History of Education

Cylinders and séances: Elise van Calcar and the spirit of Froebel
pp. 147-165(19)
Author: Bakker, Nelleke

‘Little prisoners of city streets’: London elementary schools and the School Journey Movement, 1918–1939
pp. 166-181(16)
Author: Barron, Hester

Rural schoolteachers and the pressures of community life: local and cosmopolitan coping strategies in mid-twentieth-century Finland
pp. 182-203(22)
Authors: Anttila, Erkko; Väänänen, Ari

Ontario’s Plowden Report: British influence on Canadian education in the 1960s
pp. 204-221(18)
Author: Clausen, Kurt W.

Secularists, Humanists and religious education: religious crisis and curriculum change in England, 1963–1975
pp. 222-256(35)
Authors: Freathy, Rob; Parker, Stephen G.

Just a book in a library? The Sybil Campbell Library Collection fostering international friendship amongst graduate women
pp. 257-274(18)
Author: Spencer, Stephanie

America’s public schools: from the common school to ‘No Child Left Behind’
pp. 275-277(3)
Author: O’Brien, Thomas V.

Passionate pioneers: the story of Yiddish secular education in North America, 1910–1960
pp. 277-280(4)
Author: Bar-El, Adina

The people’s university: a history of the California State University
pp. 280-283(4)
Author: Shattock, Michael

University coeducation in the Victorian era: inclusion in the United States and the United Kingdom
pp. 283-285(3)
Author: Dhondt, Pieter

The life and thought of Marjorie Reeves (1905–2003), advocate for humanist scholarship and opponent of utilitarian university education: an edition of her unpublished memoirs with an introduction
pp. 285-286(2)
Author: Pring, Richard

Women, education, and agency, 1600–2000
pp. 287-289(3)
Author: Akşit, Elif Ekin

Conduct books for girls in Enlightenment France; and Child of the Enlightenment: revolutionary Europe reflected in a boyhood diary
pp. 289-291(3)
Author: Watts, Ruth