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Schooling in transition : readings in Canadian history of education
University of British Columbia Library

2012
Book > History
Contributors
Burke, Sara Z.; Milewski, Patrice
Description
"Schooling in Transition offers students a broad survey of key themes in the history of education, bringing together ground-breaking research on developments from across Canada with the best work published in the field. Looking back over two centuries of education history in Canada, this textbook highlights the degree to which key issues such as local versus central control of the public education system, and the accommodation of minority needs continue to shape the experience of children within our schools.

Schooling in Transition is ideally structured to accommodate a one-semester university-level course: each chapter contains a short thematic introduction, two articles addressing the common theme, and suggestions for further readings. A general introduction by the editors outlines the main issues in the historiography of education in Canada, while historical illustrations included throughout serve to stimulate readers' interest and promote debate"--publisher's website.

More Information

ISBN
9780802098610; 0802098614; 9780802095770; 0802095771
Statement of Responsibility
edited by Sara Z. Burke and Patrice Milewski.
Publication Information
Toronto ; Buffalo : University of Toronto Press
Physical Description
vii, 426 p. : ill. ; 23 cm
Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Introduction. Schooling in transition: writing the history of Canadian education / Sara Z. Burke and Patrice Milewski -- 1. Colonial schooling. The elusive lay schoolmasters of New France / Roger Magnuson ; Teachers and schools in early Ontario / Harry Smaller -- 2. Education reform: concern or control? Egerton Ryerson and the school as an agent of political socialization / Neil McDonald ; Reform, literacy, and the lease: the Prince Edward Island free education act of 1852 / Ian Ross Robertson -- 3. Local resistance to central policy. 'Rage against the dying of the light': interpreting the Guerre des Éteignoirs / Wendie Nelson ; Egerton Ryerson and the origins of the Ontario Secondary School / R.D. Gidney and D.A. Lawr -- 4. Compulsory schooling and the family economy. Motherhood and public schooling in Victorian Toronto / Christopher Clubine ; The boys in the Nova Scotian coal mines: 1873-1923 / Robert McIntosh -- 5. Expanding opportunities for women. Women teachers in Canada, 1881-1901: revisiting the 'feminization' of an occupation / Eric W. Sager ; New women and old Romans: co-education at the University of Toronto, 1884-1895 / Sara Z. Burke -- 6. Teachers' work. They rule by sympathy: the feminization of pedagogy / Kari Dehli ; 'I am here to help if you need me': British Columbia's rural teachers' welfare officer, 1928-1934 / J. Donald Wilson -- 7. Patterns of exclusion. Black parents speak: education in mid-nineteenth-century Canada West / Claudette Knight ; White supremacy, Chinese schooling, and school segregation in Victoria: the case of the Chinese students' strike, 1922-1923 -- 8. Indigenous education. Schooled for inequality: the education of British Columbia Aboriginal children / Jean Barman ; Enabling the autumn seed: toward a decolonized approach to Aboriginal knowledge, language, and education / Marie Battiste -- 9. French-language schooling outside Quebec. Selling education: the problems of convent schools in Acadian New Brunswick, 1858-1886 / Sheila Andrew ; Turbulent times in the Diocese of London: Bishop Fallon and the French-language controversy, 1910-1918 / Jack D. Cècillon -- 10. The challenges of 'progressive' education. 'The little gray book': pedagogy, discourse and rupture in 1937 / Patrice Milewski ; Selling progressive education to Albertans, 1935-1953 / Amy von Heyking -- 11. Postwar conformity. Disciplining children, disciplining parents: the nature and meaning of advice to Canadian parents, 1945-1955 / Mona Gleason ; The triumph of 'formalism': elementary schooling in Vancouver from the 1920s to the 1960s / Neil Sutherland -- 12. Back to the basics? Schooling in the 1990s. Limited vision: the Ontario curriculum and outcomes-based learning / Carol Anne Wien and Curt Dudley-Marling ; School and curriculum reform: Manitoba frameworks and multicultural teacher education / Jon Young and Robert J. Graham.
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