Women who Taught: Perspectives on the History of Women and TeachingAlison L. Prentice, Marjorie R. Theobald University of Toronto Press, 1991. jan. 1. - 301 oldal Historical and historiographic essays organized in three sections: women teaching in the private sphere, teachers in public schools, and women who taught in institutions of higher education. The focus is on four largely English-speaking countries Australia, Britain, Canada, and the US. No index. A |
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Women Teaching in the Private Sphere | 16 |
The Troubles of a NineteenthCentury State | 19 |
NineteenthCentury England Joyce Senders Pedersen | 37 |
Mere Accomplishments? Melbournes Early Ladies Schools Recon | 71 |
An Examination | 92 |
Educational and Demographic Influences | 115 |
Changing Patterns and Perceptions in the Emerging | 136 |
School Teacher R J W Selleck | 160 |
The National Union of Women Teachers | 182 |
Lottie Bowron and Rural | 202 |
A Social Portrait of Academic Women at Welles | 233 |
Two Persons Who Caught It Alison Prentice | 258 |
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Susan Gelman | 285 |
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