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040 _erda
050 _aLS LC 473
_b.L372 2011
245 4 _aThe conduct of schools :
_ba comparative approach /
_cBrother Leon Lauraire, F.S.C.
264 _aRome :
_b[Maison Saint Jean-Baptiste de La Salle],
_c2011
300 _a161 pages
_c 23 cm.
336 _atext
_2rdacontent
337 _aunmediated
_2rdamedia
338 _avolume
_2rdacarrier
505 _a 1st Part. The educational dynamism of the Renaissance -- 1. The Renaissance: a break and innovation -- 2. A European educational movement -- 3. The emergence of new educational concepts -- 4. Three distinct educational entities -- 5. The first Lasallian schools -- 2nd Part. A comparative approach -- 6. Schools for the working class: the school intake -- 7. Schools become organised -- 8. Learning the rudiments -- 9. A Christian school -- 10. Sharing the tasks: the officers -- Conclusion. Teacher-training: the condition for success.
520 _a Explores historical educational developments that influenced the Lasallian schools in 17th century France.
650 _aChristian Brothers
_zFrance
_2sears
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650 _aEducation
_zEurope
_2sears
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650 _aEducation
_zEurope
_2sears
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700 _aJean Baptiste de La Salle, Saint
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942 _cREF
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