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A Brief History of Workforce Education in Community Colleges

Community College Journal of Research and Practice, 2018
Over its 100-year plus history the community college has struggled to make clear its mission. As a comprehensive community college its mission has bounced around to focus on liberal arts, developmental, workforce, community, and general education.
Terry O'banion
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History and heritage in distance education

Journal of Open, Flexible, and Distance Learning
Originally published in 2012, distance education’s history is a tremendous resource for all involved in distance education. Some aspects of that history provide enduring touchstones for present distance educators, creating a heritage that should not be ...
B. Anderson, M. Simpson
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History of Education

Review of Educational Research, 1964
WHAT IS the function of the educational historian? Although there is no unanimity on this question, there do seem to be fewer scholars than formerly who believe that the historian has done all he can do or should do once he has unearthed facts and reported them.
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History of Education

Review of Educational Research, 1961
IN THIS REVIEW certain terms appear which need to be clarified beforehand. History of education at times is used to signify the entire range of historical writings about education. At other times it is used to denote historical writings about education by professional educators.
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A History Of Education In Antiquity

, 1964
H. I. Marrou's "A History of Education in Antiquity" has been an invaluable contribution in the fields of classical studies and history ever since its original publication in French in 1948. French historian H. I.
H. Marrou, George Lamb
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The History of Education

Reviews in American History, 1982
marks). Bernard Bailyn called for a redefinition of educational history away from the narration of the rise of formal school systems-and toward an identification with the entire concept of acculturation. His manifesto became endlessly cited thereafter in the opening paragraphs of journal articles in a dutiful ...
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History of Education [PDF]

, 2011
My father was born in Paris, Tennessee, a little town northeast of Memphis. His father was a railroad conductor, born in Tennessee in the year of his German parents’ arrival, 1870. My grandmother’s people were all Dutch. A certified teacher, she schooled her two sons at home until the family moved to Memphis, where the boys went to high-school.
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The Struggle for the History of Education

, 2011
1. Introduction 2. The Struggle for Social Progress 3. The Struggle for Social Change 4 The Struggle for Social Equality 5. The Struggle for Educational Reform 6. The Struggle for Theory and Methodology 7. The Struggle for New Directions 8.
G. McCulloch
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A history of education in the United States

The first American schools in the thirteen original colonies opened in the 17th century. Boston Latin School was founded in 1635 and is both the first public school and oldest existing school in the United States.
E. Dexter
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A social history of education.

, 1965
The search for theoretical frameworks which will lend perspective and direction to educational history presses on. The present work is not only a brief social history of education but is, at the same time, a statement of the position which provides an ...
R. Beck
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