This is the age of the child. He is the most important member of society. This belief in the importance of the child is not a new one. Educational theorists have been insisting on the idea for several centuries. The self evident truth that the child of today is the man of tomorrow has long-influenced the popular estimate of the child’s importance but never has the idea so permeated education and public sentiment as it does today. Interest in child study is not confined to pedagogical circles alone» Psychologists and physiologists as well as educators are studying the child and conducting all sorts of scientific investigations and experiments. Parents and social workers as well as teachers are eagerly seizing upon the results of their findin...
In this graduate thesis we describe and link some of the elements of education that can amend, and t...
The child-study movement was a late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century educational fashion whos...
This thesis identifies and challenges two distinct modes of describing contemporary childhood and tr...
Whenever adults speak about children or make plans for them, their actions are based largely on assu...
This paper offers an approach to child study that moves beyond the traditional modern domains of med...
Childhood is an extremely unique period in the life of every human being. During the childhood, smal...
In the article the importance of an individual (subjective) and social comprehension of the child a...
In 1918, twenty-five years after pioneer American psychologist G. Stanley Hall launched the first or...
This paper examines how the concept of the "whole" child changed from 1890 to 1940 and how...
This paper delineates conceptions of early childhood programs from the 18th through the 20th centuri...
Children are our future, vital for the continuance of human society. They represent a sizeable propo...
The preconditions for national scholars’ increased interest in research of childhood issues in 1900–...
The child and childhood as socio-pedagogical categories are studied and described in the relatively ...
The place of the child and childhood in our culture and his/her legal status is a subject which touc...
This thesis examines the changes in perception of the child and the childhood from the Early Modern ...
In this graduate thesis we describe and link some of the elements of education that can amend, and t...
The child-study movement was a late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century educational fashion whos...
This thesis identifies and challenges two distinct modes of describing contemporary childhood and tr...
Whenever adults speak about children or make plans for them, their actions are based largely on assu...
This paper offers an approach to child study that moves beyond the traditional modern domains of med...
Childhood is an extremely unique period in the life of every human being. During the childhood, smal...
In the article the importance of an individual (subjective) and social comprehension of the child a...
In 1918, twenty-five years after pioneer American psychologist G. Stanley Hall launched the first or...
This paper examines how the concept of the "whole" child changed from 1890 to 1940 and how...
This paper delineates conceptions of early childhood programs from the 18th through the 20th centuri...
Children are our future, vital for the continuance of human society. They represent a sizeable propo...
The preconditions for national scholars’ increased interest in research of childhood issues in 1900–...
The child and childhood as socio-pedagogical categories are studied and described in the relatively ...
The place of the child and childhood in our culture and his/her legal status is a subject which touc...
This thesis examines the changes in perception of the child and the childhood from the Early Modern ...
In this graduate thesis we describe and link some of the elements of education that can amend, and t...
The child-study movement was a late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century educational fashion whos...
This thesis identifies and challenges two distinct modes of describing contemporary childhood and tr...