History of Education

Postwar Education Reconstruction after the Second World War was a vast undertaking that went far beyond repairing damaged classrooms. Countries

War Time School Disruptions during the twentieth century affected millions of children, interrupting lessons, scattering families and turning ordinary classrooms

Education and World Wars are linked far more closely than most school histories suggest, because both global conflicts forced governments

The Comprehensive School Movement set out to replace selective secondary schooling with schools that would educate all local children together,

Public School Reforms in Britain transformed a group of disorderly, narrowly classical boarding schools into the influential institutions known today.

Grammar Schools History stretches across more than a thousand years, from church schools teaching Latin to the selective state schools

British Public Schools Origins lie in medieval charity, not privilege, which surprises many readers who know these schools today as

Civil service teacher hiring refers to choosing public school teachers through rules modeled on government merit systems, such as competitive

Teacher certification history follows how communities and governments decided who was qualified to teach, and how they proved it. Over

Teacher professionalization is the long historical process through which teaching changed from casual, often temporary work into an organized career