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"Vlaamsche Paedagogiek": Progressive Educationalists and the Construction of a Flemish "Volksgemeinschaft," 1922-1944
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Van Ruyskensvelde, Sarah; Depaepe, Marc – Paedagogica Historica: International Journal of the History of Education, 2020
In May 1941, two progressive educationalists, Jozef Emiel Verheyen and Leo Roels, published a new pedagogical journal, "VlaamschePaedagogiek" (Flemish Pedagogy, 1941-1944). The journal aimed to contribute to the development and proliferation of a pedagogy that rooted in the Flemish soil and national character. Verheyen and Roels were…
Descriptors: Educational History, Progressive Education, Periodicals, Foreign Countries
Let Us Entertain You: An Exploratory Study on the Beliefs and Practices of Teaching History of Education in the Twenty-First Century
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Reyniers, Nele; Verstraete, Pieter; Van Ruyskensvelde, Sarah; Kelchtermans, Geert – Paedagogica Historica: International Journal of the History of Education, 2018
Following recent studies that have mapped history of education research practices, this article aims to map contemporary history of education teaching practices. Drawing on data from interviews with history of education university lecturers and a global digital survey, we explore the rationale behind teaching practices and teaching beliefs in…
Descriptors: Educational History, History Instruction, Educational Practices, Teacher Attitudes
The Cult of Order: In Search of Underlying Patterns of the Colonial and Neo-Colonial "Grammar of Educationalisation" in the Belgian Congo. Exported School Rituals and Routines?
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Van Ruyskensvelde, Sarah; Hulstaert, Karen; Depaepe, Marc – Paedagogica Historica: International Journal of the History of Education, 2017
An analysis of the history of primary education in Belgium by Depaepe et al. in 2000 has demonstrated how the idea of "order" structured classroom reality in the course of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This "order" is not only visible in the internal organisation of schooling (e.g. division into year classes, a…
Descriptors: Foreign Policy, Foreign Countries, Educational History, Grammar