History of Education

Educational statistics development is the long process by which societies learned to count schools, pupils, teachers and results, and then

The inspection of schools has always meant an outsider arriving to judge what happens inside a classroom, but the shape

School inspection traditions are the distinct national habits and institutions that grew up around checking on schools, from clergy visits

Educational measurement history is the story of how teachers, schools and governments learned to judge what students know, and then

Second language instruction reform describes the repeated efforts, over roughly a century and a half, to change how schools teach

Mother tongue instruction history is the story of when, where and why schools taught children in the language they first

Language policy education is the history of how governments, churches and communities decided which languages children would learn in, learn

Postcolonial education systems are the school structures that former colonies built, adapted, or inherited after gaining independence, mostly during the

New Education in Independence movements was a powerful idea across Asia and Africa in the twentieth century: if colonial schools

UNESCO Education Initiatives have shaped how governments, researchers and teachers around the world think about schooling since the end of