History of Education

This is a summary of the history of education course. The course is taught in English, so this summary has also mainly been retained in English. Sometimes there are Dutch phrases/frames or sometimes words have been translated in brackets to make it clearer. The document includes everything from the ppt's (including photos) and English notes from the lesson (including occasionally translated sentences).

This summary contains everything about the lessons and is thus prepared for the open book exam.

I created this glossary to prepare for the open book exam in June 2022-2023. The document starts with a handy overview of what terms you can find on it per page of the glossary. Ideally, you should use this document along with my summary, which you can also find on my profile. In this glossary, I have cited the most important terms in my summary, which you can also find separately here and in a discount bundle, and also covered the texts to read. Before that, I wrote where you can find it in ...

This summary was written in the year and is written in English as the course is also taught in English. Each lecture is neatly written down in detail, including the guest lecture about Popkewitz. In this academic year, the professor (professor Verstraete) used a different lesson order than what was in the semester schedule in Toledo and I kept the professor's order to make it a little easier for myself. The professor also briefly covered the last lesson (for us about colonization), which is wh...

Summary of the classes for the open book exam of the course History of Education in English Summary for the History of education open book exam. I got a 17/20 by taking the open book exam with this summary.

This is a list of important persons with page numbers corresponding to the literature.

This is a list with all the important terms and their definition. There are also references to the literature.