orary scholars read her classroom as a nineteenth-century instance of what would today be called critical a... n situates teaching within the broader nineteenth-century Black women's labor movement and anticipates twentieth-century struggles over the feminization of teaching, gend... rse on space: Charity and its wards in nineteenth-century San Juan, Puerto Rico. University of Texas Press.
ician, astronomer, and philosopher whom the tenth-century Suda Lexicon identifies as the last known teacher... ers, a serious transgression in the city; seventh-century chronicler John of Nikiu would later claim she pr... olemic; Charles Kingsley's bestselling nineteenth-century novel portrayed her as having "the spirit of Plat... t. Feminist scholars and artists of the twentieth century worked to reclaim her as a role model, and the ac
estseller and a defining text of the twenty-first-century education reform debate, with more than 150,000 c... ually teach and assess, and what the twenty-first-century economy and society actually require of young peo... = The Seven Survival Skills: A Framework for 21st-Century Competence ====
From his research for //The Glob... from, and more demanding than, the generic "21st-century skills" frameworks circulating in policy discours
uel Kant — where he remained for nearly a quarter century, establishing a pedagogical seminar in which he t... and of moral ends established the template for a century of educational science, and the "Herbartian" move... retical infrastructure — a project that twentieth-century educational psychology would inherit, transform, ... and David Ausubel would develop in the twentieth century, and it undergirds virtually all constructivist a
nio María de Hostos y de Bonilla was a nineteenth-century Puerto Rican philosopher, sociologist, educator, ... ecome "owners of their destiny." While nineteenth-century advances were limited, de Hostos' stance prefigured twentieth- and twenty-first-century feminist educational scholarship and continues to... responsibility shaped twentieth- and twenty-first-century educational theorists across Latíno Ameríca, the
yship had catalysed; by the end of the nineteenth century, public secondary schools outnumbered private aca... main as urgent and unresolved in the twenty-first century as they were in the nineteenth.
==== Legacies an... he ripples of Mann's disruption of the nineteenth-century educational status quo have reached every corner ... conceived in a relatively homogeneous nineteenth-century context, sit in continuing tension with a cultura
ong the most cited psychologists of the twentieth century. His intellectual range — encompassing perception... f the decisive institutional moments in twentieth-century psychology — the point at which the systematic st... tion//. Harvard University Press.
==== Legacy: A Century of Educational Thought ====
Jerome Bruner's care... tain intellectual growth and originality across a century of life, moving from behaviourism's defeat throug
ducation that has continued into the twenty-first century.
==== The Wrongs of Woman and the Structural Cri... to mainstream feminist theory until the twentieth century.
==== Legacy, Influence, and Unfinished Business... thought was suppressed for much of the nineteenth century by the scandal attached to the details of her lif... foundational feminist thinker until the twentieth century, when her arguments about education, reason, and
nglish public school education from the sixteenth century onward made Latin verse composition in the Horati... urated with Horatian reference. In the eighteenth century, Pope's imitations of Horace's Epistles and Satir... s classical education contracted in the twentieth century, Horace persisted: Frost, Auden, and Pound all en... from the Renaissance through the late nineteenth century, functioning as passwords of shared cultivation r
tion trilogy occupied Cremin for nearly a quarter century and constitutes his most ambitious and enduring a... o the great narrative histories of the nineteenth century.
==== Sociohistorical Analysis as Educational Me... hical tradition that emerged in the mid-twentieth century under the influence of the Annales school and Ame... e history of schools themselves. The twenty-first century has also seen a narrowing of educational discours
hoolmasters from the Renaissance to the twentieth century called "Ciceronian" all descend from these treati... ). The scholastic curriculum at early seventeenth-century Cambridge. Harvard University Press.
* Garnsey,... ====
From the Renaissance through the eighteenth century, Cicero sat at the heart of European schooling. L... al world through his eyes. By the late eighteenth century nearly every educated American had read De Orator
ther articulated in these two texts — more than a century before it was realised in any European state — es... the most widely printed document of the sixteenth century after the Bible itself, and it established a mode... l networks in the United States. In the twentieth century, Dorothy Sayers' 1947 essay "The Lost Tools of Le... ply contested today as they were in the sixteenth century.
===== Martin Luther's Works =====
* Luther,
he course of American schooling for nearly half a century. Born on July 1, 1938, in Houston, Texas, the thi... : 1997–2001.
* Ravitch, D. (2000). Left back: A century of battles over school reform. Simon & Schuster.
... ution Press.
* Ravitch, D. (2000). Left back: A century of battles over school reform. Simon & Schuster.
ucational Doctrines in France Since the Sixteenth Century, 1879) won a prize from the Académie des sciences... d methodologies of Montessori and other twentieth-century progressives.
* Compayré, G. (1885). //Cours d... magination: The republican legacy in twenty-first century French literature and film//. University of Nebra
North America and Britain in the early twentieth century.
==== The Ethic of Care and Relational Pedagogy ... on that gained prominence in the latter twentieth century.
==== Immigrant Education and Funds of Knowledge... urgently relevant in the context of twenty-first-century debates about cultural assimilation, linguistic d
