History of Education
Référence :
Vol. 34, n° 2, mars 2005
Thème :
History of special education
Doctors, philanthropists and teachers as 'true' ventriloquists? Introduction to a special issue on the history of special education, van Drenth Annemieke
The taming of disability: phrenology and bio-power on the road to the destruction of otherness in France (1800-60), Verstraete Pieter
From special to new education: the biological, psychological, and sociological foundations of Ovide Decroly's educational work (1871-1932),
Van Gorp Angelo
Van Koetsveld and his 'School for Idiots' in the Hague (1855-1920): gender and the history of special education in the Netherlands, Van Drenth Annemieke
Pedagogy and sex: Mary Dendy (1855-1933), feeble-minded girls and the Sandlebridge schools, 1902-33, Goodman Joyce
The politics of reading and writing problems: changing definitions in Swedish schooling during the twentieth century, Zetterqvist Nelson Karin; Sandin Bengt
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