Schooling became an affair of state during the first half of the nineteenth century, as administrations were created throughout Europe to oversee and promote its development. Driven by the spread of revolutionary ideals, the needs driven by industrialization, and the emergence of nations, states took charge of educating their people, sometimes in opposition to the Church and sometimes in conjunction with it. The secularization of schools came during the first half of the twentieth century. European educational systems at the time often functioned according to a segregational logic: future elites received secondary education based on the classical humanities, while the children of the people received primary education, which provided basic k...
Whereas school laws and syllabi are designed to normatively define the ideal of the future citizen, ...
The French school system has long been divided clearly into two distinct tracks (Baudelot and Establ...
International audienceIn France schooling is based on two principles : the desire for a democratizat...
Schooling became an affair of state during the first half of the nineteenth century, as administrati...
Notice pour l'Encyclopédie d'histoire numérique de l'EuropeSchooling became an affair of state durin...
The education in France had such characteristics as mediaeval classicism, Cartesian rationalism and ...
Abstract The new education is a complex set of ideas and pedagogical methods which appeared at the t...
Abstract The new education is a complex set of ideas and pedagogical methods which appeared at the t...
At the beginning the author describes the education system of France as a historically developed sec...
Notre réflexion postule une invention conceptuelle de l'enseignement secondaire qui se distingue d'u...
International audienceIn all the European countries, the organisation of the first stage of secondar...
Dans le premier XIXe siècle, en l’absence d’intervention directe de l’Etat sarde pour organiser le t...
Education has played a vital role in the development of Europe as we know it today, and this is part...
In France, during the interwar period, Catholics ceaselessly claimed public financial support for th...
Is it possible to redraw mental geography, identities, and knowledge and competencies of young peopl...
Whereas school laws and syllabi are designed to normatively define the ideal of the future citizen, ...
The French school system has long been divided clearly into two distinct tracks (Baudelot and Establ...
International audienceIn France schooling is based on two principles : the desire for a democratizat...
Schooling became an affair of state during the first half of the nineteenth century, as administrati...
Notice pour l'Encyclopédie d'histoire numérique de l'EuropeSchooling became an affair of state durin...
The education in France had such characteristics as mediaeval classicism, Cartesian rationalism and ...
Abstract The new education is a complex set of ideas and pedagogical methods which appeared at the t...
Abstract The new education is a complex set of ideas and pedagogical methods which appeared at the t...
At the beginning the author describes the education system of France as a historically developed sec...
Notre réflexion postule une invention conceptuelle de l'enseignement secondaire qui se distingue d'u...
International audienceIn all the European countries, the organisation of the first stage of secondar...
Dans le premier XIXe siècle, en l’absence d’intervention directe de l’Etat sarde pour organiser le t...
Education has played a vital role in the development of Europe as we know it today, and this is part...
In France, during the interwar period, Catholics ceaselessly claimed public financial support for th...
Is it possible to redraw mental geography, identities, and knowledge and competencies of young peopl...
Whereas school laws and syllabi are designed to normatively define the ideal of the future citizen, ...
The French school system has long been divided clearly into two distinct tracks (Baudelot and Establ...
International audienceIn France schooling is based on two principles : the desire for a democratizat...