AbstractBy 1874, the interdenominational Protestant Sunday school community in Ontario was wellestablished, with over 4,000 schools and 34,000 teachers connected through the SabbathSchool Association of Canada. From private prayer to centralized normal schools with qualifyingexaminations, various approaches to teacher education were debated and practiced withinthe Sunday school community. This paper traces the increasingly formal training that Sundayschool teachers underwent over the last half of the nineteenth century. This analysis highlightshow Sunday schools across Ontario continued to be directed by their workers at the locallevel, even as there was increasing centralization and standardization over the last half of thenineteenth centu...
This thesis examines the development of teacher training in England and Wales from 1890 to 1944, wit...
The Sunday School Book genre has changed and developed throughout the centuries. In times when child...
This article focuses on the education of adults in 19th century Newfoundland through an examination ...
AbstractBy 1874, the interdenominational Protestant Sunday school community in Ontario was wellestab...
Attending Sunday school was an experience shared by most Protestant settler children in Upper Canada...
The study hypothesizes that even as the 1860’s were years of significant political, social, and econ...
An accepted feature ox every Church's activity is that concerned with the spiritual training of chi...
This study of Quebec Protestant superior and secondary education in the late-nineteenth, early-twent...
To understand the educational situation in any community, then, it w1ll be necessary, among other co...
This thesis examines the professional status of women kindergartners in Ontario in the late nineteen...
The Sunday schools are valuable to our understanding of social history, especially women's history. ...
This dissertation explores the origins of, and the developments among, the approximately one hundred...
grantor: University of TorontoAt the turn of the nineteenth century, schooling in Upper C...
British Columbia has long been considered the only province in Canada to have had a single non-secta...
By the late-nineteenth century, Ontario’s educational state was firmly established. However, the ri...
This thesis examines the development of teacher training in England and Wales from 1890 to 1944, wit...
The Sunday School Book genre has changed and developed throughout the centuries. In times when child...
This article focuses on the education of adults in 19th century Newfoundland through an examination ...
AbstractBy 1874, the interdenominational Protestant Sunday school community in Ontario was wellestab...
Attending Sunday school was an experience shared by most Protestant settler children in Upper Canada...
The study hypothesizes that even as the 1860’s were years of significant political, social, and econ...
An accepted feature ox every Church's activity is that concerned with the spiritual training of chi...
This study of Quebec Protestant superior and secondary education in the late-nineteenth, early-twent...
To understand the educational situation in any community, then, it w1ll be necessary, among other co...
This thesis examines the professional status of women kindergartners in Ontario in the late nineteen...
The Sunday schools are valuable to our understanding of social history, especially women's history. ...
This dissertation explores the origins of, and the developments among, the approximately one hundred...
grantor: University of TorontoAt the turn of the nineteenth century, schooling in Upper C...
British Columbia has long been considered the only province in Canada to have had a single non-secta...
By the late-nineteenth century, Ontario’s educational state was firmly established. However, the ri...
This thesis examines the development of teacher training in England and Wales from 1890 to 1944, wit...
The Sunday School Book genre has changed and developed throughout the centuries. In times when child...
This article focuses on the education of adults in 19th century Newfoundland through an examination ...