| New Zealand Education history |
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| For Rollo Arnold, the history of education in New Zealand was totally inter-twined with the origin of the settlers (hence his interest in immigration) and the society they created. A number of the social history articles are also relevant for education. Articles that he published that related to education were: "Using the School Dispute to Explore the Social Context of Schooling: A case study" Typescript of a paper presented to the first National Conference of the New Zealand Association for Research in Education, 7-10 Dec 1970. This looks in particular at a dispute in Blenheim. "The Child in Later Victorian New Zealand" Australasian Victorian Studies Association Conference Papers, 1982 ed by H Debenham and W Slinn. A shortened version was published in Comment April 1982 No 15 pp 22-27 "Karori School 1875-1882: The Delayed Revolution" Typescript of an article but I am still trying to trace where it was published. "North Island Education 1871-77: 'The Greap Leap Forward'." New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies, Vol 8 No 2 Nov 1973 "A "New" History of Education for New Zealand" Text of an address given to the Wellington Institute for Educational Research, 6 September 1973 "North Island Education 1878-1882: 'Filling the Gaps".New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies vol 9 No 2 Nov 1974 "The School and Christan Responsibility for Community" Christian Responsibility in Society ed RM Yule 1977. "The Village and the Globe: Aspects of the Social Origins of Schooling in Victorian New Zealand" ANZHES Journal, Vol 5 No 2 Spring 1976 "The Wellington Education Board 1878-1901: Grappling with Educational Backwardness and Advancing Settlement" Australia and New Zealand History of Education Society Journal vol 6 no 2 Spring 1977 "Women in the New Zealand Teaching Profession 1870-1920: A Comparative Perspective" New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies, vol 20 No 1, May 1985 |
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