History of Education

Waldorf Steiner Education began in 1919 with a single school in Stuttgart, Germany, founded for the children of workers at

Montessori Materials History is the story of how a set of wooden blocks, cylinders, beads and letter cards became some

The Montessori Early Framework is the set of principles Maria Montessori developed in Italy between the late 1890s and the

Project Method Early Use covers the period, roughly from the late sixteenth century to the 1930s, when the idea of

Child Centered Pedagogy is the long tradition of designing teaching around the nature, interests and development of the learner rather

Dewey Laboratory Schools began with a small experimental school that John Dewey opened at the University of Chicago in 1896,

John Dewey Democracy Schooling refers to the American philosopher’s argument that schools are where a democratic society teaches people to

The Progressive Education Movement was a loose coalition of reformers who, from the late nineteenth century into the mid twentieth,

Victorian moral instruction aimed to shape children’s character as much as their minds. In schools across Britain during the reign

Sunday school education began in late eighteenth-century Britain as a practical answer to a hard problem: children who worked six