The Sunday schools are valuable to our understanding of social history, especially women's history. As Sunday school teachers, married women had volunteer opportunities to follow their vocations in a society which discouraged themfrom working outside of the home. This paper describes women's places in the Canadian Methodist, Presbyterian and United Church Sunday school networks during the early twentieth century and analyzes their contributions to the teacher training programme promoted by officiais. It also demonstrates how the new theology shaping the Sunday schools reinforced women's roles as nurturers of children while investing them with significant roles in the church.Les écoles du dimanche sont importantes pour notre connaissance de ...
The study limited itself to the Missouri Synod, including its English root, the English Synod, and t...
This thesis is a study of the white-led Protestant Sunday school in the inner city London Borough of...
International audienceThis article is a contribution to the educational history of ideas and educati...
The Sunday schools are valuable to our understanding of social history, especially women's history. ...
This dissertation examines the Sunday school as an important site for understanding children’s lives...
Attending Sunday school was an experience shared by most Protestant settler children in Upper Canada...
In the introduction to their recent collection of essays on the experience of women teachers in Nort...
This article focuses on the experiences of women teachers in the city of St. John’s between the 192...
During the 1940s and 1950s the classrooms at St. Martin's (Wabasca) and St. Bruno's (Joussard) res...
The findings highlighted that participants often (1) used personal knowledge and experience to make ...
AbstractBy 1874, the interdenominational Protestant Sunday school community in Ontario was wellestab...
As Canadian Church historians have traditionally portrayed men as the movers and...
When the Sunday School pioneers saw a need in their communities in the late eighteenth century, thei...
North American studies of the sexual division of labour in teaching have stressed the connections be...
An accepted feature ox every Church's activity is that concerned with the spiritual training of chi...
The study limited itself to the Missouri Synod, including its English root, the English Synod, and t...
This thesis is a study of the white-led Protestant Sunday school in the inner city London Borough of...
International audienceThis article is a contribution to the educational history of ideas and educati...
The Sunday schools are valuable to our understanding of social history, especially women's history. ...
This dissertation examines the Sunday school as an important site for understanding children’s lives...
Attending Sunday school was an experience shared by most Protestant settler children in Upper Canada...
In the introduction to their recent collection of essays on the experience of women teachers in Nort...
This article focuses on the experiences of women teachers in the city of St. John’s between the 192...
During the 1940s and 1950s the classrooms at St. Martin's (Wabasca) and St. Bruno's (Joussard) res...
The findings highlighted that participants often (1) used personal knowledge and experience to make ...
AbstractBy 1874, the interdenominational Protestant Sunday school community in Ontario was wellestab...
As Canadian Church historians have traditionally portrayed men as the movers and...
When the Sunday School pioneers saw a need in their communities in the late eighteenth century, thei...
North American studies of the sexual division of labour in teaching have stressed the connections be...
An accepted feature ox every Church's activity is that concerned with the spiritual training of chi...
The study limited itself to the Missouri Synod, including its English root, the English Synod, and t...
This thesis is a study of the white-led Protestant Sunday school in the inner city London Borough of...
International audienceThis article is a contribution to the educational history of ideas and educati...