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Author Marsden, W. E

Title Unequal Educational Provision
Published Hoboken : Frank Cass, 1987

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Description 1 online resource (297 pages)
Contents BOOK COVER; HALF-TITLE; TITLE; COPYRIGHT; CONTENTS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; PREFACE; CHAPTER ONE Introduction Approaches to the Study of Nineteenth-century Educational Disparities; CHAPTER TWO Diffusion and Regional Disparity in Educational Provision in England and Wales 1800-1870; CHAPTER THREE Urban Change, Urban Experience and Educational Responses; CHAPTER FOUR A Graduated System of Urban Schooling; CHAPTER FIVE Schools for the Urban Middle Classes; CHAPTER SIX Variations in Local Decision-Making: Comparative Studies of Lancashire Town and Country during the School Board Period
CHAPTER SEVEN Charles Booth's Surveys and Educational Disparities in Slum and Suburban LondonCHAPTER EIGHT Bootle in the School Board Period: School Supply, Status, and Achievement; CHAPTER NINE 'Troublesome Thoroughfares': Schooling and Communities in Bootle's Dockland; CHAPTER TEN 'Two Sides of the Railway Tracks': Schooling and Communities in a Victorian Suburb: Birkdale; Index
Summary A number of experiences and preoccupations have influenced theten years or so of research from which this book has emerged. Thefirst is an academic training which has included a first degree ingeography and a higher degree in educational history. Thecombination has provided the impulse and hopefully also thecapacity to work comfortably in the disciplinary borderlands. The second has been the experience in school-teaching, teachereducation, research, and as a parent, of the importance of 'placing'in affecting the well-being of children, whether at the micro-level, in terms of the differentially e
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Subject Educational equalization -- England -- History -- 19th century
Educational equalization -- Wales -- History -- 19th century
Educational equalization
England
Wales
Genre/Form History
Form Electronic book
ISBN 9780203988251
0203988256