Titlebook: Education and the State in Modern Peru; Primary Schooling in G. Antonio Espinoza Book 2013 G. Antonio Espinoza 2013 education.funding.metho

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Schooling Patterns, historians have argued that social demand cannot be considered a sufficient cause of growing school enrollment. According to these scholars, institutional changes related to the construction of public school systems provided not only a larger educational supply, but also made schooling more accessi

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Teachers, Local Communities, and National Government,nature of their relationships with the local communities where they worked, and with the national government. These relationships were defined not only by official school regulations and the availability of financial resources, but also by patronage networks and political conjunctures.

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Inside Primary Schools,ate specific knowledge and models of behavior to students. Hidden curricula allude to the values and patterns of conduct that schools transmitted implicitly to students through teaching methods, disciplinary practices, and school rituals.. Parents responded to the explicit and hidden curricula throu

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Conclusions,ck of local interest in fostering identification with the national community before the War with Chile. In general, while municipal councils had national subsidies available, they were able to maintain a certain number of primary schools. Once the national government stopped providing these subventi

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Compressible Flow Tables for Engineersnature of their relationships with the local communities where they worked, and with the national government. These relationships were defined not only by official school regulations and the availability of financial resources, but also by patronage networks and political conjunctures.

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C. Partensky,V. Frering,E. Velecelatralization viable in Peru. Relative economic prosperity and ideologies like Positivism and nationalism contributed to centralization, but I consider that civil society had a crucial role in the Peruvian case. There were specific social groups that favored educational centralization: the growing mid

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