by Jack Deasley | Mar 9, 2026
CFP Early History of Teacher Training Colleges in Britain 1836-1918Download
by Jennifer Crowdy | Dec 5, 2025
One of our Fellowships is named after Richard Aldrich, but who was he? Richard Aldrich (1937–2014) was known across Britain and the world for his research and leadership in history of education. The author or editor of 20 books and almost 100 articles or book chapters...
by Jennifer Crowdy | Dec 4, 2025
One of our Fellowships is named after Peter Gosden, but who was he? Peter Gosden (1927–2012) was a leading historian of education who made a substantial contribution to the field during more than three decades at the University of Leeds. With his colleague W. B....
by Jennifer Crowdy | Aug 5, 2025
A Book Review of Re-Imagining Sociology in India – Feminist Perspectives by Devika Bahadur In ‘Re-Imagining Sociology in India: Feminist Perspectives’, editors Gita Chadha and M.T. Joseph marshal a wide range of feminist sociologists to offer not just critiques,...
by Jennifer Crowdy | Jun 6, 2025
By Cheung Wai Chung (Douglas) How to save a nation through education? In the 1910s, some Chinese scientists upheld shi ye jiao yu guan [values of industrial education] 實業教育觀, which began to gain its popularity since the late Qing period. By investigating the Ke Xue...
by Jennifer Crowdy | Apr 28, 2025
Within our Executive Committee, the History of Education Society is supported by 3 individuals who have unique roles through the form of a paid Fellowship. These are the ‘Peter Gosden Fellow’, ‘Richard Aldrich Fellow’ and ‘Ruth Watts...
