Titlebook: Gender and Education in England since 1770; A Social and Cultura Jane Martin Textbook 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Bowing to the United States I: The Build-Up can learn by looking at those historical details that do not usually make the cut. Forgetting is a political act. The chapter concludes that if we want a socially just society in which no group or class of people oppresses any other group, education was (and is) a space for change.

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Perspectives and Debates Since the 1970sand abuse in schools and universities highlighted a culture of sexual harassment, abuse, misogyny and assault. Earlier studies identified this state of affairs, led often by feminists and pro-feminists who suggested rethinking traditional masculinities offered a space for change, while highlighting the intersectionality of disadvantage.

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Culture and Curriculumersonal/domestic life. Autobiographical accounts from pupils about their curricula, oral testimonies and document sources tell not only how learners responded but the resistance of feminists to the gendering of school knowledge and female exclusion from the educational realm.

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Women in Teachinges held partially responsible for the ‘failure’ of boys. Teachers’ talk was of the emotional labour underpinning the meaning of teaching, how they wanted/want to make a difference to children’s lives, to be professional and caring.

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A Change in British Priorities? Anglican, Catholic and Nonconformist school societies and after 1870, locally elected school boards. It asks whether the purpose of mass schooling was to socialise youth into accepting the norms, values and customs of a social system concerned with turning out family breadwinners and good wives and mothers or allowing social advancement.