<b>O modelo de escola graduada e a expansão da rede escolar no município de Lisboa (1881-1892)</b>

  • Carlos Manique da Silva Universidade de Lisboa
Keywords: Mothers’ Union, Girls Friendly Society, Anglican, Education, Motherhood

Abstract

This article seeks to register the political visibility of the graded school on a popular education project frame born under the aegis of masons republicans. What is being discussed, in particular, are the reasons which determined, during the first great experience of decentralization of education in Portugal (1881-1892), the identification of educational policy in the city of Lisbon with the new administrative and pedagogical organization. A strong feature in the graded school is that of the capacity of giving an effective answer concerning the education of a large number of children. Moreover, the author associates the new model of school organization to the rise of a qualified teacher’s class, which is essential for understanding the graded school as an organic community; that credits, basically, the idea of specialization, something that has to do with the scientific development of pedagogy and the pedagogical knowledge shared within acommunity of experts.

 

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Author Biography

Carlos Manique da Silva, Universidade de Lisboa

Doutor em ciências da educação pela Faculdade de Psicologia e de Ciências da Educação da Universidade de Lisboa. Investigador da Unidade de Investigação e Desenvolvimento em Educação e Formação da Universidade de Lisboa

Published
2012-11-05
How to Cite
Silva, C. M. da. (2012). <b>O modelo de escola graduada e a expansão da rede escolar no município de Lisboa (1881-1892)</b&gt;. Revista Brasileira De História Da Educação, 12(2[29]), 15-44. Retrieved from https://periodicos.uem.br/ojs/index.php/rbhe/article/view/38786
Section
Original research