2006
DOI: 10.1080/00309230600552047
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The Reinvention of the New Education Movement in the Franco Dictatorship (Spain, 1936–1976)

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“…Indeed, numerous studies have highlighted the impact of certain relationships and dependencies between educational figures from different countries. For example, the reception of ideas from educational thinkers and theorists concerning new school models or other educational aspects constitute good examples of this (Del Pozo Andrés & Braster, 2006;Igelmo-Zaldívar, 2012;Otero Urtaza, 2013;Raftery, 2015;Ferraz Lorenzo, 2016;Canales, 2019). Another line of work that has also highlighted the need to focus on the phenomena of transfer in the History of Education has been that devoted to studies on educational colonialism.…”
Section: From the National To The International In The History Of Edumentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Indeed, numerous studies have highlighted the impact of certain relationships and dependencies between educational figures from different countries. For example, the reception of ideas from educational thinkers and theorists concerning new school models or other educational aspects constitute good examples of this (Del Pozo Andrés & Braster, 2006;Igelmo-Zaldívar, 2012;Otero Urtaza, 2013;Raftery, 2015;Ferraz Lorenzo, 2016;Canales, 2019). Another line of work that has also highlighted the need to focus on the phenomena of transfer in the History of Education has been that devoted to studies on educational colonialism.…”
Section: From the National To The International In The History Of Edumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En torno a ello, se generaron numerosos estudios que señalaron el impacto que habían tenido determinadas relaciones y dependencias entre personajes educativos de distintos países. Por ejemplo, la recepción que se ha producido de las ideas de pensadores y teóricos de la educación en torno al modelo de escuela nueva u otros aspectos educativos, constituye una buena muestra de ello (Del Pozo Andrés & Braster, 2006;Igelmo-Zaldívar, 2012;Otero Urtaza, 2013;Raftery, 2015;Ferraz Lorenzo, 2016;Canales, 2019). Otra línea de trabajo que también ha puesto de manifiesto la necesidad de atender a los fenómenos de transferencia en Historia de la Educación ha sido la dedicada a los estudios sobre el colonialismo educativo.…”
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“…Este documento, como otros de la misma línea, están reproducidos en Bozal (1977). 7 La propia administración franquista empezó a utilizar ideas de la Escuela Nueva a partir de los años cincuenta pero sin reconocer su origen (Pozo Andrés y Braster, 2006). 8 En los años setenta El Adelanto fue uno de los dos diarios de la provincia de Salamanca.…”
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“…71-73). The work of Pozo Andrés and Braster has also highlighted the influence of the so-called 'New Education' movement: this too had a lasting impact on the conceptualisation of professional knowledge in teacher education institutions as terms such as 'activity', 'joy' and 'interest' were replaced in the Francoist era with an emphasis on 'effort', 'pain', and 'discipline' (Pozo Andrés and Braster, 2006;Berrio et al, 2006). At the same time, pervading trends in foreign influences are evident from early in the 20 th century with, for example, the Hispanic world generally responding with empathy and enthusiasm to the educational writings of John Dewey in the 1920s and 1930s (Nubiola and Sierra, 2001, pp.…”
Section: Historical Antecedentsmentioning
confidence: 99%