History of Education

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English fever: educational policies in globalised Korea, 1981–2018	11
The turtle and the mouse: how constructivist learning theory shaped artificial intelligence and educational technology in the 1960s	9
Child guidance, dynamic psychology and the psychopathologisation of child-rearing culture (c. 1920-1940): a transnational perspective	6
Does Alvarez truly need only the brave and the strong? Jaroslav Foglar and experiential education for boys in Bohemia	5
Baby boomers and the collapse of the ‘narrow gate’: the equalisation policy and the expansion of secondary education in South Korea, 1968–1974	5
Comenius, moral and pious education, and the why, when and how of school discipline	4
Education for reconciliation? Understanding and acknowledging the history of teaching First Nations content in Victoria, Australia	4
Out of the classroom: ‘informal’ education and histories of education	3
The uneven transition towards universal literacy in Spain, 1860–1930	3
Adaptations to global changes: strategic evolutions of an elite school, 1961–2011	3
Quality and innovation in American higher education accreditation: the case of the University of Phoenix	3
From learning machines to learning humans: how cybernetic machine models inspired experimental pedagogies	3
Challenging the bifurcation of nature: women workers’ education through process philosophy	3
An individualistic turn: citizenship in Swedish history and social studies syllabi, 1970–2017	2
Out of Africa: oral histories of overseas volunteering in education, c. 1950–2010	2
Human – learning – machines: introduction to a special section on how cybernetics and constructivism inspired new forms of learning	2
Who was going to become a teacher? The socio-economic background of primary school teachers in northern Sweden 1870–1950	2
‘Wading through children’s tears’: the emotional experiences of elementary school inspections, 1839–1911	2
‘Our people say that they want their children to be able to become doctors, nurses, teachers’: contesting education and schooling for Aboriginal children in south-eastern Australia in the 1930s	2
Cultivating an ‘earthly paradise’: nature, informal education, and the contested politics of youth citizenship, 1910s–1940s	2
The multiple logics of school gardening: a ‘return to nature’ or ‘love of labour’?	2
Were there national school systems in the nineteenth century? The construction of a regionalised primary school system in Sweden	2
More than ‘bare walls’: the educational philosophy of Margery Fry (1874–1958) and its impact on university residential facilities for women in the twentieth century	1
Higher education policy in practice: digitalization and the governance reform in an Italian university (1988-2021)	1
Relocating education in the history of science and technology	1

Idealism, professionalism and the origins of the Workers’ Educational Association: revisiting the Oxford Report of 1908	1
History of education in Central and Eastern Europe: past, present and future	1
Emotional regulation and middle-class Irish education: a case study of nineteenth century Catholic convent schools	1
The ‘two cultures’ in Australia	1
Spaces for music in English state secondary schools and the crisis of democracy, 1976–1982	1
Agriculture as knowledge: delegitimising ‘informal’ knowledge through colonial pedagogy in Bihar, 1880–1930	1
Cold War fostering of scientific elites: International Youth Olympiads in chemistry and physics 1967–1984	1
African American education in the Global South: tracing the influences of industrial training in early twentieth-century Fiji	1
A Dutch example of New Education: Philipp Abraham Kohnstamm (1875–1951) and his ideas about the New School	1
The hidden admission agendas in Finnish primary teacher education in the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s	1
Reforming education in post-partition Northern Ireland: state control and churches’ interference	1
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	1
‘Gems Unwrought Can Form Nothing Useful’: Socialist China’s Pedagogical Erasure of Individuality, 1949–1958	1
Progressive paradox: the origin story of school janitors in the United States	1
The evolving status of elementary teachers in Ireland (1831–1921): from ‘feckless and impoverished’ to ‘respectable’	1
Teachers in écoles d’arts et métiers in nineteenth-century France	1
Empire’s daughters: the first 25 Australian-born women at Girton and Newnham Colleges Cambridge, 1870–1940, as insiders and outsiders	1
Launching Paul Natorp’s Sozialpädagogik in Japan in the early twentieth century	1
‘Nature’ in German colonial literature for children and young people	1
John Amos Comenius as the prophet of modern ideas in science education: in the light of Pansophia	1
From being the most vulnerable children to becoming conventional members of society: four cases from Manchester certified industrial schools, c. 1880–1920	1
Cleavage structures and school politics: a Rokkanian comparative-historical analysis	1
The Christian Council, moral citizenship and sex education in Ghana, 1951 – 1966	1
The political and national character of institutions of higher education and the University of Prishtina in Kosovo (1958–1980)	1
One hundred years of the gender gap in examination results at the University of Oxford	1
A little history of e-learning: finding new ways to learn in the PLATO computer education system, 1959–1976	1
‘The children show unmistakable signs of Indian blood’: Indigenous children attending public schools in British Columbia, 1872–1925	1
The history of education in Britain and Ireland: changing perspectives and continuing themes	1
East Germany in the Horn of Africa: reflections on the GDR’s educational intervention in Ethiopia, c. 1977–1989	1
Freedom, differentialism and the partnership method: the progressive education of Norman MacMunn	1
Bright Nordic Lights: a revitalised interdisciplinary history of education in the massified higher education of the Nordics	1
Echoing Events: The Perpetuation of National Narratives in English and Dutch History Textbooks, 1920–2010 Echoing Events: The Perpetuation of National Narratives in English and Dutch Hi	0
Pioneer Chinese Law Students in the United States from 1878 to 1911	0
The work school in Spain: training citizens and industrial technicians (1923–1930)	0
Colonial textbooks and national consciousness in British India	0
The common school awakening: religion and the transatlantic roots of American public education	0
School inspection and state-initiated professionalisation of elementary school teachers in Sweden, 1861–1910	0
The creative underclass: youth, race and the gentrifying city, by Tyler Denmead The creative underclass: youth, race and the gentrifying city , by Tyler Denmead, London	0
From Primary School Teacher to Ethno-Psychotherapist: Why Sound and Pedagogy Mattered for Beryl Gilroy (1924–2001)	0
‘For me, St Paul’s would always be among the pine trees of Berkshire’: English public schools and wartime evacuation (1939-45)	0
‘Talk about the questions of the day, shun them not’: three late Victorian voices on the place of history in English schools	0
The transformation of American sex education: Mary Calderone and the fight for sexual health The transformation of American sex education: Mary Calderone and the fight for sexual health	0
Secularisation and Australian Education Since 1910	0
‘Roots in the soil’: the evolution of a countryside youth service in Westmorland, 1939–c.1950	0
50th Anniversary Special Issue: Cover Image	0
‘Schools by and for Koreans’: Korean Immigrants’ Private Schooling Initiatives in Territorial Hawai‘i, 1906-1930	0
Physical education in Irish schools, 1900–2000: a history, by Conor Curran	0
From defence mechanism to insufficient bladder control: Dutch experts on enuresis nocturna in an age of developing child sciences (c. 1950-1990)	0
The influence of changing discourses of childhood on 1860s educational policy	0
North American scholars of comparative education: examining the work and influence of notable 20th century comparativists, edited by Erwin H. Epstein	0

Exploring the Oral History of the Fort Wayne Folk School through its Founder and Former Students	0
Science for all: the struggle to establish school science in England, by Edgar Jenkins	0
Becoming women teachers: gender and primary teacher training in Ireland, 1922–1974	0
A cultural history of education	0
Beyond Macaulay: education in India, 1780–1860, by Parimala V. Rao	0
Mrs Humphrey Ward and Greenian philosophy, by Helen Loader	0
Growing up in nineteenth century Ireland: a cultural history of middle-class childhood and gender	0
The urban and the natural in education reform: the development of Hamburg Schullandheime (rural school hostels) in the 1920s	0
Humanizing childhood in early twentieth-century Spain, by Ana Kathryn Kendrick	0
Rebuilding emotional ties for child evacuees returning from abroad: children’s literature and informal education in post-Second World War Finland	0
Reteaching/retouching Heimat: expellees, home and belonging in German schools’ post-war curricula	0
Editorial: non-English books for review	0
The Concept of Nature Underlying Early Childhood Education and Care from Pre-Modern to Contemporary Japan, via Sozo Kurahashi and Kitaro Nishida	0
Beyond the curriculum: teaching history in Israeli classrooms, 1970s–1980s	0
Ireland’s national school system in the time of the Great Famine: an overview	0
The historiography of Indian education: 1920-2020: the socio-political influences on the growth of the discipline	0
Meeting over beating: Pierre Parlebas’ alter-education of sport (1950–2022)	0
Transnational education between the League of Nations and China, the interwar period,by Kaiyi Li	0
Triangulating Written and Oral Ego-Documents – Autobiographical Sources of Diocesan Pre-Seminary Pupils: Challenges and Opportunities	0
Lessons in relationality: reconsidering the history of education in North America	0
Religion and relationships in ragged schools: an intimate history of educating the poor, 1844–1870, by Laura Mair	0
Why Boy Scouts? The prevalence of the Scouting movement for child training in Republican China, 1911–1925	0
Decorative or didactic? Art à l’école and the ambivalent status of aesthetics and democracy in Belle Époque primary schools	0
Global exchanges: scholarships and transnational circulations in the modern world, edited by Ludovic Tournès and Giles Scott-Smith	0
Dyslexia: a history	0
The Oxford handbook of the history of education, edited by John L. Rury and Eileen H. Tamura	0
Harold Silver, educator and researcher, an appreciation: His work for the History of Education Society UK, his role in educational research and reform	0
Old teachers: a feminist research agenda	0
Oceania and the history of education	0
Children of the state: Rousseau’s republican educational theory and child abandonment	0
Fearing youth, fostering democracy: conceptions of children and young people’s good citizenship and citizenship education in European policy (1976 – 2021)	0
The Role of Pedagogy in Secondary Teacher Training in Early Twentieth-Century Japan: Theory of Pedagogical Research in College by Kumaji Yoshida of Tokyo Imperial University	0
The illimitable freedom of the human mind: Thomas Jefferson’s idea of a university	0
‘Nobody’s ideal’: Augustine Birrell, William Walsh and the evolution of the Irish Universities Act, 1908	0
The other American dilemma: schools, Mexicans, and the nature of Jim Crow, 1912–1953	0
Anti-Southern Racism and Education in Post-War Italy Anti-Southern Racism and Education in Post-War Italy , by Grazia De Michele, London, Routledge, 2023, 222 pp., vii,	0
Nano Nagle: the life and the legacy, by Deirdre Raftery, Catriona Delaney and Catherine Nowlan-Roebuck	0
Scottish education through Norwegian eyes: Hartvig Nissen’s report from his study trip to Scotland in 1853	0
Korea’s ‘education fever’ from the late nineteenth to the early twenty-first century	0
Public Schools and the Second World War, by David Walsh and Anthony Seldon	0
Debating disadvantage: self-concept, the civil rights movement and pre-college programmes in the United States in the 1960s	0
Children’s experiences of welfare in modern Britain	0
Education, difference and reform in the Pacific and modern British empire	0
Well worth saving: American universities’ life-and-death decisions on refugees from Nazi Europe, by Laurel Leff	0
The formation of Japanese women’s adult education after the Second World War: a case study of the learning activities of Chofu City	0
Histories of everyday life: the making of popular social history in Britain, 1918–1979	0
Editorial	0
The Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions: from ultramontane origins to new cosmology, by Rosa Bruno-Jofré	0
Freedom, Democracy and Self-Government: The Progressive Case of J.H. Simpson	0
The crisis of the meritocracy: Britain’s transition to mass education since the Second World War, by Peter Mandler The crisis of the meritocracy: Britain’s transition to mass education	0
The changing face of Colonial education in Africa	0
Enlarging the image in the lecture theatre: giant oil paintings and anatomy teaching in Spain, 1870–1930	0
Communist propaganda at school: the world of the reading primers from the Soviet Bloc, 1949–1989	0
Pioneering British women chemists: their lives and contributions, by Marelene Rayner-Canham and Geoff Rayner-Canham	0
Cacique, pasha, uniform-clad monster… The perception of a school inspector in Galicia in the years 1867–1914	0
Hidden in the Archive of Gender and Science: The Agonistics of Knowledge and Learning	0
Making education: material school design and educational governance, edited by Ian Grosvenor and Lisa Rosén Rasmussen	0
Schooling the system: a history of black women teachers Schooling the system: a history of black women teachers , by Funké Aladejebi, Montreal and Kingston, McGill-Queen	0
‘A thousand times more interesting’: introducing the optical lantern into the Belgian classroom, 1880–1920	0
Christian pyrexia and education fever: female empowerment in the late Chosŏn dynasty	0
Transforming secondary education in the Belgian–German borderlands (1918–1939)	0
Ambivalent histories: education, ‘race’, and the modernisation of settler/colonial governance in Australasia and the Pacific, 1900s–1960s	0
Progressivism’s aesthetic education: the bildungsroman and the American school, 1890-1920, by Jesse Raber	0
For whom university? Rising educational desires via the daily press in post-war Poland	0
Private girls’ Schools in Modern Korea (1876-1945): Cho Dong-sik, women’s education and changing conceptions of the ‘Wise Mother, Good Wife’	0
From morality to mayhem: the fall and rise of the English school story, by Julian Lovelock From Morality to Mayhem: The Fall and Rise of the English school story , by Ju	0
Russian emigrant Scouts and their activities regarding the construction of national identity	0
Jim Crow’s pink slip: the untold story of Black principal and teacher leadership Jim Crow’s pink slip: the untold story of Black principal and teacher leadership , by Le	0
Fröbel’s pedagogy of kindergarten and play: modifications in Germany and the United States, by Helge Wasmuth	0
Saving the children: humanitarianism, internationalism, and empire Saving the children: humanitarianism, internationalism, and empire , by Emily Baughan, Berkeley, Unive	0
‘Teach the mutual interests of the Mother country and her dependencies’: education and reshaping colonial governance in Trinidad	0
More sinn’d against than sinning? The intermediate system of schooling in Ireland 1878–1922	0
The teacher educator and the suffragist: Lillian de Lissa and Muriel Matters’ activism in Australia and the United Kingdom	0
Captive audience: how corporations invaded our schools, by Catherine Anne Gidney	0
Piety and privilege: Catholic secondary schooling in Ireland and the theocratic state, 1922–1967, by Tom O’Donoghue and Judith Harford	0
Reimagining teaching in early twentieth century experimental schools, by Alessandra Arce Hai, Helen May, Kristen Nawrotzki, Larry Prochner and Yordanka Valkanova	0
America’s early Montessorians: Anne George, Margaret Naumburg, Helen Parkhurst and Adelia Pyle	0
L’école du racisme. La construction de l’altérité à l’école québécoise (1830-1915) [School of racism. The construction of alterity in Quebec schools (1830-1915)]	0
Editorial – ‘Workspace: Dialogues, Iterations, Provocations’ – a new special section of History of Education	0
“Equipping a Child for Life’s Battles”? Sources and Methods in the History of Boarding Schools	0

Slavery, market censorship and US antebellum schoolbook publishing	0
Shaping alternative education for all: Baden-Powell’s affiliation network of educational reformers, 1900–1939	0
The academic discipline of history of education in China	0
The X in ‘boxing’, or the integration of orthopraxy in schools: the pugilist’s body in French reading methods (1880–1960)	0
Providing opportunities for Poles to study abroad: the work of the Interim Treasury Committee for Polish Questions from July 1945 to March 1947	0
Germs in the English workplace, c.1880-1945 Germs in the English workplace, c.1880-1945 , by Laura Newman, London, Routledge, 2021, xi + 226 pp., 10 b/w illustrations, £	0
Music teaching and the Spanish Regenerationism: Felipe Pedrell and the Academia Granados	0
Modern Mathematics: An International Movement? Modern Mathematics: An International Movement? edited by Dirk De Bock, Cham, Springer, 2023, xl1 + 596 pp., €148.39 (hardb	0
Classical education and Darwinism: Tadeusz Zielinski’s attempt at reconciliation	0
Internationaliser l'éducation. La France, l’UNESCO et la fin des empires coloniaux en Afrique (1945–1961) Internationaliser l'éducation. La France, l’UNESCO et la fin des empires coloni	0
The formation of impartiality: late nineteenth-century attention training and bureaucratic ethos	0
‘Timeless memories’: memory and temporality in histories of education	0
Beginning and end of the itinerant classrooms considered pedagogical missions during the Franco dictatorship (Spain, 1966–1977): didactic organisation and socio-educational project	0
European school inspection and evaluation: history and principles, by Adrian Gray	0
Irish history at school, its transnational nature and its international contexts, 1980s–1990s: convergence and divergence between the Irish state and Northern Ireland	0
Educating children: future directions for the history of childhood and education	0
Expanding Political Capital: Why Social Democratic Women Participated in Middle-Class Feminist Educational Organisations in Sweden c .1890–1910	0
The Sunday School Movement in Britain 1900–1939 The Sunday School Movement in Britain 1900–1939 , by Caitriona McCartney, Woodbridge, Boydell Press, 2023, xv + 226 pp.,	0
A cultural history of school uniform	0
Education for the country girls: vocational education in rural Ireland 1930–1960	0
Gender and education in England since 1770: a social and cultural history, by Jane Martin	0
Cutting knots ‘together–apart’: threads of Western and Southern European history of education research	0
Citizens & rulers of the world: the American child and the cartographic pedagogies of empire	0
Law, politics and education: children’s periodicals in Israel’s first decade	0
Mobility, race and the politicisation of Indian students in Britain before the Second World War	0
British Froebelian women from the mid-nineteenth to the twenty-first century: a community of progressive educators, edited by Amy Palmer and Jane Read	0
Converging forces: social movements and the origins of permanent education policy in francophone Belgium	0
Os jesuítas – a escrita de si no corpo historiado dos índios: reflexões sobre o papel da sua ação missionária na experimentação de uma pedagogia moderna – um ensaio de crítica histórica	0
Heißmeyer: Nazi education architect	0
Self-Responsible Self-Determination: The Educational Theory of Martinus Jan Langeveld (1905–1989), Its Origins and Sources	0
Working-class writing and publishing in the late twentieth century: literature, culture and community, by Tom Woodin	0
Education and the life course: guest editors’ introduction	0
Education in revolutionary struggles: Iván Illich, Paulo Freire, Ernesto Guevara and Latin American thought	0
The tensions in the British New Right on education revisited	0
The Third Reich’s elite schools: a history of the Napolas The Third Reich’s elite schools: a history of the Napolas , by Helen Roche, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 20	0
Rods, sets and arrows: the rise and fall of modern mathematics in Belgium, by Dirk de Bock and Geert Vanpaemel Rods, sets and arrows: the rise and fall of modern mathematics in Belgium<	0
Mapping scientised education in German-American transnational networks after 1945	0
The children’s republic of Gaudiopolis: the history and memory of a Budapest children’s home for Holocaust and war orphans	0
Historical consciousness and controversial statues in a postcolonial world: the case of Missionary Peerke Donders (1809–1887)	0
The social world of the school: education and community in interwar London	0
Robert Grosseteste and theories of education: the ordered human, edited by Jack P. Cunningham and Steven Puttick	0
Introduction	0
Object lessons: how nineteenth-century Americans learned to make sense of the material world, by Sarah Anne Carter	0
The paradoxical effect of democratisation on the South Korean education system in the 1980s and early 1990s	0
Folded Files, Unfolding Narratives: Psycho-Pedagogical Observation in the Belgian Juvenile Reformatories, 1912–1945.	0
The historiography of female religious teachers and schooling in Ireland: a critical review of key works	0
Ideological Struggle in Education: Brian Simon and Comprehensive Education Movement (1946-1965)	0
Bushido in Habsburg Bosnia and Herzegovina as an Effect of the Russo-Japanese War: Analysis of Texts Written by Alois Studnička and Inazō Nitobe	0
A school in England: the history of Repton, by Hugh Brogan	0
Education for democracy in England in World War II Education for democracy in England in World War II , by Hsiao-Yuh Ku, London, Routledge, 2020, ix + 198 pp., £120.00 (	0
Black students in imperial Britain: the African Institute, Colwyn Bay, 1889–1911	0
Bodies of knowledge: historians, health and education	0
The spiritual life and educational philosophy of Lord Lytton	0
From personal memories to public histories of education: a challenge for the historian	0
The Pedagogical Readings as a unique historical source for research on the pedagogical work with disabled pupils in the GDR educational system	0
Educating Palestine: teaching and learning history under the mandate, by Yoni Furas	0
Disciplined subjects: schooling in colonial Bengal, by Sutapa Dutta	0
New turns in the history of education in Ireland: from policy to practice, from theory to lived reality	0
Value worlds in Estonian school songbooks from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries	0
Displaying, Not Just Doing: Learning for Citizenship and Belonging in Australian Institutions for Incarcerated Boys, 1920–1939	0
Educating girls based on the biographies of illustrious women from Spanish history (1900–1960)	0
Nationalism, war and Jewish education: from the Roman empire to modern times, by David Aberbach	0
The beneficial tyranny of politics: emergence, institutionalisation and newer issues of the history of education in Latin America	0
Historical development of CIPP as a curriculum evaluation model	0
‘No true or just test of merit’: ‘The Public School Record’ 1886–1900	0
Ups and Downs: The Accredited Secondary School Enrolment System of Christian Universities in Modern China	0
Emotions, senses, experience and the history of education	0
The experience of adult education: Workers’ Educational Association tutorial class logbooks as sources	0
‘School is everywhere’? British military children, ‘turbulence’ and the meanings of post-war mobility	0
National awareness: the evolution of the concept in the Ukrainian pedagogy of Galicia (1848–1918)	0
A history of higher and professional correspondence education in the UK	0
Teachers as state-builders: education and the making of the modern Middle East	0
Editorial: Cultivating children and youth: transnational explorations of the urban and the natural	0
Mapping the moral geographies of education: character, citizenship and values	0
Phyllis Monk: a pragmatic revolutionary in charge of a school for ‘girls with little or no sight’	0
Different postcolonial conditions, different education histories: the cases of Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong	0
Who’s normal and who’s not? Notions of children’s intellectual development in the context of emerging special education at the turn of the twentieth century in Switzerland	0
Persistence through peril: episodes of college life and academic endurance in the civil war south Persistence through peril: episodes of college life and academic endurance in the civil	0
Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley: an extraordinary life, 1851–1920	0
Educating the Catholic people: religious orders and their schools in early modern Italy (1500–1800)	0
‘Staying on in national schools’: a history of Ireland’s secondary tops, 1880-1980	0
The dynamics of learning in early modern Italy: arts and medicine at the University of Bologna	0
Illiterate Inmates: Educating Criminals in Nineteenth Century England Illiterate Inmates: Educating Criminals in Nineteenth Century England , by Rosalind Crone, Oxford,	0
The International Commission on Mathematical Instruction, 1908–2008: People, Events, and Challenges in Mathematics Education The International Commission on Mathematical Instruction, 19	0
Schooling in crisis: rise and fall of a German-American success story	0
Enter the Pragmatic Engineer: Ling Hongxun at Jiaotong University, 1920–1927	0
Missionaries and modernity: education in the British Empire, 1830–1910, by Felicity Jensz	0
The Largest Student Movement in the Early Turkish Republican Era: 1924 Teacher Training Schools Boycott	0
Histoire de l’enseignement en France, xixe siècle–xxie siècle	0
Conserving the American man: gender, eugenics and education in the Civilian Conservation Corps	0
Restaging the past: historical pageants, culture and society in modern Britain, edited by Angela Bartie, Linda Fleming, Mark Freeman and Alexander Hutton	0
Teaching physics to adolescents in France during the second half of the eighteenth century	0
Missionary education: historical approaches and global perspectives	0
Frustrated transfers: the attempt to introduce school vouchers system in Spain (1978–1982)	0
Stalin’s niños: educating Spanish Civil War refugee children in the Soviet Union, 1937–1951, by Karl D. Qualls	0