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Special Section Editor, History of Education
The Editorial Board of History of Education is seeking expressions of interest in the role of Special Section Editor. We are looking for a dynamic and innovative scholar who will help shape this new section of the journal. History of Education is a...
Season 2 Episode 10: Time and Community in Medieval Schools with Sarah Lynch
We're excited to share a special guest episode today from our colleagues at HEQ&A, the official podcast of History of Education Quarterly. They have an outstanding archive of episodes, but given the interdisciplinary focus of this season, today I thought we’d...
Puncta for Professors: The University of Bologna and its Fining System
Elena Rossi, Magdalen College, Oxford Ever fallen asleep in a boring class? Had a lecturer that always let their classes overrun? What if you could fine your lecturers for this audacious behaviour? It may sound crazy, but this was the reality for teachers in the early...
Season 2 Episode 9: The history of Knowledge with Tamson Pietsch and Joel Barnes (Replay)
While we take a summer break, we have some special episodes coming out. This week’s episode is a replay of an episode from last season. In today's episode, Bethany White speaks to Dr. Tamson Pietsch and Dr. Joel Barnes about their work on the connections - and...
Call for Post-graduate Student and Early Career Researcher Representative for History of Education Society UK
The History of Education Society UK invites applicants for the role of Post-graduate Student and Early Career Researcher Representative. The PGR/ECR Representative will have the opportunity to become a part of the vibrant History of Education community by organising...
International Education in Australia with Anna Kent
Continuing our exploration of international student experiences, this episode we move to the other side of the world and examine the experience of overseas students in Australia. Beginning in 1948, Australia offered a number of different scholarship programmes...
H A L Fisher and the Education Act of 1918 – The One That Got Away
Jamie Trezise, University of Sussex When considering the educational reforms of the 20th century, it will most likely be the 1944 Education Act, pioneered by Rab Butler, that comes to mind, which introduced secondary education for all.[1] Or perhaps it might be the...
CFP: 2022 History of Education (UK) Annual Conference
History of Education (UK) Annual Conference 2022 Mercure Southgate Hotel, Exeter, Devon, Friday Nov 18th to Sun Nov 20th 2022 Histories of Education as Curation: Methods, Interpretations and Technologies in an Age of Global Upheaval The practice of history has always...