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Showing 1 to 20 of 93 for “"Catholic education"”.
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Globalization, Global Citizenship, and Catholic Education
According to the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA, 2020), 2 million children attend K-12 Catholic schools in the United States. Because Catholic school systems are "among the largest and most significant" religious educational institutions (Marshall, 2018, p.185), Catholic educational …
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Catholic education in the Salford Diocese 1870-1944
This study examines the educational provision for Roman Catholic children in the Diocese of Salford 1870-1944. It begins with a review of the position in 1870, attained by the efforts of William Turner. the first Bishop of Salford, in collaboration with his priests and people. It is argued that …
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Catholic Education in Omaha, Past, Present and Future
The history of Catholic education in Omaha seems to have claimed hut little consideration in the past. The lasting deeds of the pioneers in education accomplished at the expense of sweat and blood and often in the face of poverty and and persecution have found small place in the written records of …
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Running Solo: Indigenous Teacher Identity in Roman Catholic Education
… does Indigenous teacher identity exist in Roman Catholic education? Following a hybrid methodology that allied critical ethnography and Indigenous methodology, three salient themes emerged: (1) Indigenous teacher identity, (2) systemic barriers and (3) notions of change. Endemic structures of …
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The Views of Selected Students, Parents and Teachers Concerning a Private Catholic Education
… Victoria, Australia pertaining to a private Catholic school as compared to state schools. A questionnaire was completed by the students, parents and staff. The views of the parents and teachers were similar, while the students' overall questionnaire mean was significantly different from that …
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Incorporating The Fifth Domain To The Danielson Framework To Support Charism In Catholic Education
<p>Catholic school academic leaders need to work to not only increase student achievement and instructional outcomes for students but also to increase those through the lens of the Catholic school identity and the individual school’s charism (Belmonte & Cranston, 2009; Cook, 2015; Dygert, 1998). …
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Catholic Education Values and Their Impact on Student Recess Behavior: Is There a Connection
<p>Catholic education focuses on teaching values to students in school. These values are not seen at recess or during free play. Is there a connection between instruction in Catholic values and student behavior during recess? The purpose of this review of the research is to analyze approaches …
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The Effect of John J. Cantwell's Episcopate on Catholic Education in California (1917-1947)
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"""A sturdy native plant"": The American Catholic education system, the American Catholic philosophy of education, and American Catholic identity, 1919-1972"
For much of its existence, the American Catholic Church labored against native Protestant beliefs that its Roman connections hampered Catholic assimilation into American life. Millions of ethnic Catholics lived in a culture dominated by white, Anglo-Saxon Protestants who expected conformity to …
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'Exorcising the curse of Sisyphus': English Catholic education and the possibiity of authenticity. A philosophical study after Heidegger, Derrida, Lonergan and Boeve
The Headteacher in the English Catholic School faces forces vis a tergo resulting from the specific historic interplay of State and Church which, themselves play into dominant ontotheologies (such as managerialism, assessment, productivity, 'success' criteria and curriculum design). This thesis, …
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From One Woman to Another: The Role of Spanish Women in the Catholic Education of Indigenous Girls in Sixteenth Century New Spain
… yet women were greatly involved in the religious education and conversion of indigenous girls. Religious laywomen, or beatas, served as religious teachers to indigenous daughters of nobility, helping to shape colonial society. The beatas garnered great support of their work from Spain's Queen …
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Perceptions Regarding the Identity and Culture of a Lasallian Catholic Secondary School in Australia
… and teachers regarding the Lasallian Catholic identity and culture of St. John's College (a pseudonym), a secondary school located in Australia. Data collection occurred over a 10-week period primarily from the researcher's interviews with three administrators and 12 teachers, and …
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Superintendent and Stakeholder Perceptions Regarding Catholic Superintendents' Role as Cataylst for Improving Catholic School Sustainability
This paper explores the perceived role of the Catholic School superintendent as catalyst for improving the sustainability of Catholic education. On a national level, Catholic education has been in a state of decline since 1965, experiencing a 60% enrollment loss and closing nearly half of all …
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The contribution of the religious orders to education in Glasgow during the period 1847 -1918
… teaching religious orders to the development of Catholic education in Glasgow from 1847, when, with the arrival of the Franciscan Sisters, Catholic religious life returned to Glasgow for the first time since the Reformation until 1918 and the passing of the landmark Education (Scotland) Act. It …
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