Education Reform and Social Class in Japan by Kariya, T

Education reform and social class in Japan: The emerging incentive divide by Kariya, T, Burtscher, M

“…At the same time, it was frequently criticized for failing to cultivate 'individuality' and 'creativity' in students. Wide-ranging education reforms were enacted during the 1990s to remedy these perceived failings. …”

Coyer and the Enlightenment by Adams, L

“…Coyer and La Chalotais: architects of educational reform <br/> V. The ideological question <br/> VI. …”

Reclaiming the conversation : Islamic intellectual tradition in the Malay archipelago

“…This book brings together writings by academics from around the region highlighting the efforts of eleven Malay-Muslim educational reformers, and examines the debates that took place on this crucial topic. …”
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Studies on Voltaire and the eighteenth century 378

“…Beidler, The aesthetic of scientific discovery: Hume, Sterne, and the literary sketch<br/> William Scott, Anxieties and aspirations: problems of educational reform on the eve of the French Revolution<br/> Paul van Gestel, Dutch reactions to Thomas Paine’s <em> Age of reason </em><br/> Richard Whatmore, ‘Good books and bad morals’: Jean-Baptiste Say’s assessment of the French Revolution<br/> Résumés<br/>…”

Facets of education in the eighteenth century

“…Becker-Cantarino, Joseph von Sonnenfels and the development of secular education in eighteenth-century Austria <br/> Carol Gold, Educational reform in Denmark, 1784-1814 <br/> Richard S. …”

Rousseauism and education in eighteenth-century France by Bloch, J

“…Yet, his reputation in the field of child care the developing cult of him as inspiration and symbol of the Revolution make him an almost obligatory reference point for educational reformers. The author’s analysis traces the progression of the Revolutionaries’ attitudes.…”

Education and Reform in China.

“…During this period, China’s educational system was restructured to support economic development, with educational reforms occurring at a startling pace. Today, the educational system has diversified in structure, finance, and content; it has become more market-oriented; and it is serving an increasingly diverse student population. …”

The reformation of common learning: post-Ramist method and the reception of the new philosophy, 1618-1670 by Hotson, H

“…Ramism was the most innovative and disruptive educational reform movement to sweep through the international Protestant world in the latter sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. …”