... Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Aboriginal education Women teachers Aboriginal teachers Born in South Australia during the assimilation era, Alice Rigney (1942–2017) first encountered the state school system as a student in a segregated school in her community...

... Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only New Education Fellowship Progressive education Women teachers Educational reform Clarice McNamara Educational Workers League (NSW) New South Wales Teachers Federation The “grammar of schooling”, a metaphor developed by David Tyack...

...; to be vigilant and bold in the politics of gender and like de Lissa, to believe that through early childhood education we can make a difference in the lives of children, women and families that will make for a better and fairer society. Lillian de Lissa: Women Teachers and Teacher Education in the Twentieth...

... recovering from war. Universities Elsie Jean Dalyell Home front Knowledge front Lucy Godiva Woodcock War front Women doctors Women teachers Women’s history World War Julia Horne can be contacted at: julia.horne@sydney.edu.au 14 01 2016 03 04 2016 11 04 2016 ©...

...Christine Trimingham Jack Researchers of the history of women teachers have included fiction, as well as memoirs and history, as an important part of that testimony. The aim of this article is to examine the novel, Anne of Avonlea (1925) by Lucy Maude Montgomery as both a source of information...