Contenu du sommaire : Educational reform legislation in a changing society

Articles

• INTRODUCTION: EDUCATIONAL REFORM LEGISLATION IN A CHANGING SOCIETY - Gary McCulloch & James Arthur Obe p. 519-522
• COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AND THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ACT OF 1870: 150 YEARS ON - Gary Mcculloch p. 523-540
• THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND THE 1870 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ACT - Stephen G. Parker, Sophie Allen & Rob Freathy p. 541-565
• LEGISLATION, IDEAS AND PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION POLICY IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: FROM TARGETED NURSERY EDUCATION TO UNIVERSAL EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE - Anne West p. 567-587
• STUDENT FUNDING AND UNIVERSITY ACCESS AFTER THE GREAT WAR: THE SCHEME FOR THE HIGHER EDUCATION OF EX-SERVICEMEN AT ABERYSTWYTH, LIVERPOOL AND OXFORD - Lara Green, Daniel Laqua & Georgina Brewis p. 589-609
• ROGER NOEL ARMFELT (1897-1955): WATCHING OVER THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EDUCATIONAL LEGISLATION FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION IN MID-TWENTIETH CENTURY ENGLAND - Lottie Hoare p. 611-628
• UNINTENDED BUT ALWAYS SIGNIFICANT? A RE-EXAMINATION OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF NATIONAL EDUCATION REFORM ON LOCAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PIONEERING OF COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOLING C.1918–1950 - Kerstin Anna Sofia Olsson Rost p. 629-648
• TELLING STORIES ABOUT COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION: HIDDEN HISTORIES OF POLITICS, POLICY AND PRACTICE IN POST-WAR ENGLAND - Jane Martin p. 649-669
• MASS EDUCATION AND UNIVERSITY REFORM IN LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY AUSTRALIA - Julia Horne p. 671-690