Harriet P. Lynch Letters - Accession 16 - M2 (2)

The Harriet P. Lynch Letters consist of correspondence from Harriet P. Lynch to Mrs. Julian B. Salley discussing the equal pay for equal work controversy at Winthrop College (1915-1920) where certain women teachers resigned or were fired. Mrs. Salley and Mrs. Lynch served as president and vice-president respectively of the Equal Suffrage League.

Status of the married woman teacher.

Mode of access: Internet.

Pregnant Teacher

General note: Title and date provided by Bettye Lane.

(New School) Adult physical education class

General note: Title and date provided by Bettye Lane.

Cosmopolitan Imperialism: Mann, Sarmiento, and the Origins of Universal Education in Nineteenth-Century Boston and Buenos Aires

To reveal the theories and practices that linked education to the development within the cities of Boston and Buenos Aires, and in turn to the development of US and Argentina nationalism, “Cosmopolitan Imperialism” centers on two education reformers, Horace Mann (1776-1859) and Domingo Faustino Sarmiento (1811-1888). Mann and Sarmiento formed part of a supra-national community where liberal intellectual elites created a republic of letters, or perhaps better said, a republic of schools. As different versions of education branched out from a common Atlantic origin during the nineteenth century, Mann and Sarmiento searched for those ideas that better fit their national projects, a local project that started in the cities and moved to the interior parts of the country. In Boston and Buenos Aires, modern nationalism intertwined with imperial projects. This dissertation thus analyzes nationalism and reform in the nineteenth-century as an imperial project led by cosmopolitan intellectual elites. While we might expect to find Mann and Sarmiento’s ideas on education to be centered on their national experiences, looking to Europe for inspiration, this dissertation shows that it was quite the opposite. Educational ideas developed within an interconnected network and traveled within the North-South axis connecting Boston with Buenos Aires. This framework moves the focus from the interchange of ideas between America and Europe and places it within the American continent. At the same time, it allows us to consider Latin American and the US as both creators and recipients of educational ideas. There is a traditional way of talking about nationalism and reform in the nineteenth-century, especially in terms of education and educational policies. It is common to imagine that in the US, and even more certainly in Latin America, educated elites looked to the so-called West for inspiration. The argument is that they ended up adapting foreign models to their local and internal contexts. This dissertation challenges that idea and shows that different versions of education developed from a shared Atlantic milieu in which reformers in certain cities saw themselves as part of the same cosmopolitan empires.

"Man(n) wird da so hineingelobt" – Ko-Konstruktion von Männlichkeit und Aufstieg ins Schulleitungsamt an Grundschulen

Die Autorin greift in ihrem Beitrag den Aspekt der Reproduktion männlicher Herrschaft in pädagogischen Institutionen auf. Unter dem Titel „Man(n) wird da so hineingelobt“ – Ko-Konstruktion von Männlichkeit und Aufstieg ins Schulleitungsamt an Grundschulen nimmt die Autorin die Beobachtung zum Ausgangspunkt, dass auch in diesem frauendominierten Feld die Wahrscheinlichkeit einer Übernahme von Leitungsfunktionen für männliche Lehrkräfte nach wie vor größer ist als für weibliche. Sie zeigt auf, wie in der pädagogischen Institution Schule die ‚Eignung‘ von Personen für eine bestimmte Funktion durch spezifische Geschlechterkonstruktionen hergestellt wird. Auf der Basis von Interviews und Beobachtungen bei Qualifikationsmaßnahmen für an Leitungspositionen interessierten Lehrkräften wird rekonstruiert, wie die Beteiligten von einer mangelnden Passung zwischen Männlichkeit und dem Aufgabenfeld einer Grundschullehrkraft und gleichzeitig von einer Eignung der Männer für Leitungsaufgaben ausgehen. Beides mündet in konkrete Formen der Aufstiegsermutigung für männliche Lehrkräfte, die ihre weiblichen Kolleginnen nicht erfahren, sodass es auf der Basis zugeschriebener Eignung bei der unhinterfragten Verknüpfung von Männlichkeit und institutionalisierten Einflussmöglichkeiten bleibt. (DIPF/Orig.)

A mulher na liderança no contexto educativo do distrito da Guarda

Esta investigação foi realizada no âmbito do Mestrado em Administração e Gestão Educacional, tendo como tema A mulher na liderança no contexto educativo do distrito da Guarda. Os objetivos centrais desta investigação assentam na compreensão do que é ser mulher e líder de uma organização educacional e sobre a perceção que a mulher tem do exercício dessa mesma liderança. O quadro teórico de referência aborda o conceito de liderança, do género, a evolução do papel da mulher nos lugares de topo centrado nas organizações escolares e a motivação para oexercício destes cargos. No processo de investigação usou-se uma metodologia de investigação quantitativa comabordagem descritiva, mais adequada para traduzir, em números, as opiniões dos elementos do conselho geral dos treze agrupamentos de escolas que participaram neste estudo. Para apoiar a concretização dos objetivos e seguir as orientações da metodologia de investigação qualitativa em educação, foram, ainda, aplicadas entrevistas a três diretoras do distrito da Guarda privilegiando-se o testemunho das próprias, a fim de percebermos o que as motivou a candidatar-se a um cargo que é predominantemente exercido por homens. A análise dos dados demonstrou que o género não influencia a escolha do diretor, nem tão pouco é fator que influencie o exercício da liderança. As mulheres predominam nas nossas escolas como professoras, no entanto, os cargos de topo ainda são maioritariamente masculinos. Poder-se-á concluir que as responsabilidades familiares e os contrangimentos que advêm do exercício da função faz com que as mulheres tenham de arriscar e efetivarem a sua participação nos lugares de topo, mesmo a nível educativo.

Las maestras y el ensayo como escritura cívica femenina en Repertorio Americano

Recibido 17 de mayo de 2011 • Aceptado 26 de agosto de 2011 • Corregido 9 de octubre de 2011   La escritura femenina, como todas las formas de producción simbólica desde las mujeres, ha existido y se ha desarrollado a pesar del mandato patriarcal de obedecer y callar que pesa sobre el género femenino. No es objetivo en esta reflexión, ahondar en las acciones y las obras de las mujeres transgresoras quienes, a lo largo de la historia y a pesar de, han ejercido esa forma de hacerse presente y afirmarse ante los otros que es la escritura. Mi propósito es identificar a las mujeres, quienes desde el oficio de maestras ejercitaron su escritura, combinaron su rol docente con el de escritoras y en la elaboración de sus discursos cívicos cuestionaron, precisamente, las concepciones de patriotismo y sentimiento cívico dentro del mismo proceso de construcción de una ciudadanía de la cual ellas no disfrutaban.

An exploration of women elementary school teachers' perceptions of how their decision to return to teaching part-time from a maternity leave influences their professional and personal lives /

The purpose of this research was to explore women elementary teachers' perceptions of how their decision to return to teaching part-time from a maternity leave influences their professional and personal lives. The investigation focused on the decisions surrounding a mother's choice to reenter the teaching profession parttime in a field where each mother had previously been employed full-time. A collective case study was undertaken based on an in-depth interview with five mothers who had made the choice to return to the classroom part-time. The data collected in this study were analyzed and interpreted using qualitative methods. The following four major themes emerged from the interviews: decisionmaking process, challenges faced by mothers who teach part-time, the importance of support, and the enhancement of instructional practice from parenthood. Using these four themes, an analysis was conducted to examine the similarities and differences among the experiences of the participants. The mothers' reflections, my analysis, and the related literature were used at the conclusion of this report to compile implications for teaching practice, theory, and further research.

Understanding the Intersectoral Collaboration of Rural Community Health Workers and Teachers: The Example of Addressing Violence against Women and Girls in Vulindlela, South Africa

Objectifs: Cette étude a documenté la collaboration intersectorielle entre les agents de santé communautaires (ASC) et les enseignants visant à combattre la violence à l’égard des femmes et des filles à Vulindlela, une communauté rurale Sud-Africaine. La collaboration entre ces acteurs, les facteurs qui influencent leur collaboration et les avenues possibles pour une amélioration de cette collaboration ont été explorés. Méthodes: Six ASC et cinq enseignants ont pris part à cette recherche participative qui a inclut l'utilisation du dessin comme méthodologie visuelle. La collecte de données a été réalisée en quatre phases, avec un total de huit entretiens de groupes. La stratégie d’analyse principale a inclus une approche dirigée du contenu narratif et une approche de comparaison constante. Résultats: Le système de collaboration entre les enseignants et les ASC manque de définition et ces acteurs ne peuvent donc en faire l’utilisation. Par conséquent la collaboration actuelle entre ces acteurs a été jugée peu développé, impromptue et informelle. De nombreuses contraintes à la collaboration ont été identifiées, y compris le manque de motivation de la part des enseignants, la nature des relations entre les acteurs, et la capacité individuelle limitée des ASC. Conclusion: Compte tenu des nombreuses contraintes à la collaboration entre ces ASC et les enseignants, il n'est pas évident que cette collaboration conduira aux résultats espérés. Dans l'absence de motivation suffisante et d’une prise de conscience réaliste des défis par les acteurs eux-mêmes, les initiatives externes pour améliorer la collaboration sont peu susceptibles de succès.

Children's diet in home and school, with classified recipes and menus; a reference book for parents, nurses, teachers, women's clubs, and physicians,

Mode of access: Internet.

North Texas regional union list of serials,: comprising the libraries of North Texas State Teachers College, Southern Methodist University, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Texas Christian University, Texas State College for Women, and the public libraries of Dallas and Fort Worth.

Reproduced from type-written copy.

Engaging with theories of dialogue and voice: Using Bakhtin as a framework to understand teaching and learning Indigenous Australian women's performance

In this paper I explore the Indigenous Australian women's performance classroom (hereafter ANTH2120) as a dialectic and discursive space where the location of possibility is opened for female Indigenous performers to enter into a dialogue from and between both non-Indigenous and Indigenous voices. The work of Bakhtin on dialogue serves as a useful standpoint for understanding the multiple speaking positions and texts in the ANTH2120 context. Bakhtin emphasizes performance, history, actuality and the openness of dialogue to provide an important framework for analysing multiple speaking positions and ways of making meaning through dialogue between shifting and differing subjectivities. I begin by briefly critiquing Bakhtin's "dialogic imagination" and consider the application and usefulness of concepts such as dialogism, heteroglossia and the utterance to understanding the ANTH2120 classroom as a polyphonic and discursive space. I then turn to an analysis of dialogue in the ANTH2120 classroom and primarily situate my gaze on an examination of the interactions that took place between the voices of myself as family/teacher/student and senior Yanyuwa women from the r e m o t e N o r t h e r n T e r r i t o r y A b o r i g i n a l c o m m u n i t y o f B o r r o l o o l a as family/performers/teachers. The 2000 and 2001 Yanyuwa women's performance workshops will be used as examples of the way power is constantly shifting in this dialogue to allow particular voices to speak with authority, and for others to remain silent as roles and relationships between myself and the Yanyuwa women change. Conclusions will be drawn regarding how my subject positions and white race privilege affect who speaks, who listens and on whose terms, and further, the efficacy of this pedagogical platform for opening up the location of possibility for Indigenous Australian women to play a powerful part in the construction of knowledges about women's performance traditions.

Performing race, culture, and gender in an Indigenous Australian women's music and dance classroom

One perpetual concern among Indigenous Australian peoples is authenticity of voice. Who has the right to speak for, and to make representations about, the knowledges and cultures of Indigenous Australian peoples? Whose voice is more authentic, and what happens to these ways of knowing when they make the journey into mainstream Western academic classrooms? In this paper, I examine these questions within the politics of “doing” Indigenous Australian studies by focusing on my own experiences as a lecturer in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit at the University of Queensland. My findings suggest that representation is a matter of problematizing positionality and, from a pedagogical standpoint, being aware of, and willing to address, the ways in which power, authority, and voice are performed and negotiated as teachers and learners of Indigenous Australian studies.