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HISTORICAL RESEARCH

Research qustions woulb be

Historical Methods

History is more than the stringing together of facts

About the impact of certain structural phenomenon

Systematic practices of schooling on you

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The history of education as a field
  • Historians of educaction are in many ways strangers in two worlds, .
  • Historians of education link their historical work with the contemporary education research.
  • The contemporary school reform cannot be effective unless a close analysis of the history of school reform.

nature of the historical data that is used drives the interpretation

Origin of the field and consensus history

interpretation of the past drawing on available sources

Monroe, Cubberly and Woody ( 1929 ) argued that the American school system had been set up to promote democracy and equality

HISTORIOGRAPHY

Means the study of the techniques of historical research and historical writing ( history has beeen rewritten in differrent ways over the years )

Social History of American Education

Bernard Bailyn and Lawrence Cremin argued education from the narrow focus on schools, policy on institutions to include ´´ the entire process by which culture transmits itself acrossgenerations´´

Neorevisionist histories of education

Cremin

Task of historitians

Defined eduaction ´´ as any ´´ deliberate ,systematic and sustained efford to transmit evoke or acquire knowledge, attitudes, values, skills or sensibilities as well as any outcome to thateffort

was analize the impact of education on society and social behavior.

The focus here was on education as one of many social forces, institutionalsatructures and ideological patterns that shaped America people.

Revisionist interpretations in the history of education

Kats argued that rather than being democrati humanitarian and rational interprises, early public schools ´´ were maidens of corporate capitalism- the product of self-interested´´

Bowles and Gintis furthered: ´´ schools were set up by the roling class to reproduce social inequalityand to act as the primary agent of social control ´´

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PAOLA ANDREA BELTRÁN LÓPEZ

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