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FC - Papers of Sir Fred Clarke (1880-1952)

1 - Subject files

2 - Papers relating to Clarke's time in South Africa

3 - Lectures and essays

1 - "Adult Education: what now?"

2 - "Essays in the Politics of Education"

3 - "The Study of Education in England"

4 - "Oxford University Gazette"

5 - "Royal Empire Society"

6 - "Vocational and Cultural"

7 - "The Education of the Half-Timer: as shown particularly in the case of Messrs McConnel and Co. Of Manchester"

8 - "National Ideals in Education: inaugural lecture delivered at the South African College, Cape Town, by Professor F Clarke"

9 - [Programme for, and press cuttings regarding, the South African Education Conference]

10 - "A central institute for the study of education in the empire"

11 - "The Imperial Mind"

12 - 'Education and the seafarer'

13 - "The cultural significance of the Dominions"

14 - "The Teachers' Magazine"

15 - "re. the Present position of Educational research in England"

16 - "Culture and vocation in the post-war years"

17 - "Voluntary Organisations in and Educative Society"

18 - "General plan of education in the modern world"

19 - "Chapter I: Education & community"

20 - "Chapter III: The Challenge of Social Change"

21 - "Chapter IV: culture and vocation"

22 - "Re interpretation: an address concerning th epart of the universities and voluntary bodies in the development of further education"

23 - "The White Rose Magazine"

24 - "The English Education Act of 1944: its scope and significance"

25 - "Educational Research in the New Setting by Fred Clarke"

26 - "Teacher, film and state"

27 - "The English Education Act of 1944: its scope and significance"

28 - "The Price of Democracy"

29 - "Culture and vocation in the post-war world"

30 - "Sixth annual report of the National Foundation for Educational Research in England and Wales"

31 - [Paper by Clarke translated into Afrikaans"

32 - "What is a school"

33 - "The Social and Industrial Review"

34 - [Correspondence and papers relating to an Italian print version of Clarke's work "Education and Social Change"]

35 - "Page proof of Foundations of History Teaching"

36 - "Thoughts and Quotations"

37 - "Typescript of The Study of Education in England"

38 - "Corrected proof of Education and Social Change"

39 - "Correction proofs of Freedom in the Education Society"

40 - [Papers and presentations by Clarke]

41 - [Notebook]

42 - "Quebec & South Africa: a study in cultural adjustment"

43 - "Canada and South Africa"

44 - "Education in Canada - an impression, by F Clarke"

45 - "Comparative Education"

46 - "Comparative Education"

47 - "Comparative Education: opening lecture, second term, 'What is a new country?'"

48 - [Papers from Stoke Roachford Summer School]

49 - "The student in the Universities"

50 - "Freedom and organistion of the University"

51 - "The University and its World"

52 - "Higher Education: Demand and Supply"

53 - "Some reflections on Discipline"

54 - "Comp Edu. Institute"

55 - "Some notes on the proposals regarding the B.Ed degree"

56 - [various essays]

57 - [notes on philosophy and religion]

58 - 'Imperial Education Conference 1927'

59 - 'The West Saxon Occupation of Hampshire'

60 - 'Secondary school courses'

61 - 'The primary school in Pestalozzi's day'

62 - 'Vocational" and "cultural"'

63 - Valedictory letter to the Conference of the South African Teachers' Association

64 - 'Apprenticeship & school'

65 - 'A South-African snap-shot'

66 - 'Some issues of modern secondary education'

67 - 'Life, profession and school'

68 - 'The London Institute of Education: Imperial opportunities'

69 - 'Some reflections on secondary education'

70 - 'What is a school?'

71 - 'The London Institute of Education'

72 - 'Education for adults'

73 - 'The social function of secondary education'

74 - 'News letter'

75 - 'Some notes on national re-equipment in relation to fundamental decisions'

76 - 'Educational research in the new setting'

77 - 'Educational research in the new setting'

78 - 'Voluntary organisations in an educative society'

79 - 'The Education Act of 1944'

80 - 'The English Education Act of 1944: its scope and significance'

81 - 'Culture and vocation in the post-war world'

82 - 'The sources of a philosophy of education'

83 - 'The search for a philosophy of education'

84 - 'Preparing teachers in England and Wales'

85 - 'Higher education in the British Colonial Empire'

86 - 'The cultural significance of the Dominions'

87 - 'The English educational system'

88 - 'Re-interpretation: an address concerning the part of the universities and voluntary bodies in the development of further education'

89 - 'The price of democracy'

90 - 'Karl Mannheim at the Institute of Education: the beginnings'

91 - 'Eight public lectures on Education and culture'

92 - 'Education and culture'

93 - [Review of Walter Moberly, The Crisis in the University]

94 - 'The changed outlook on teaching'

95 - 'The widening scope of the study of education'

96 - 'Chapter one: England and Wales: education and economic change'

97 - 'Chapter XIII: The Educative/Educating Influence of membership'

98 - 'The Crisis in Education'

4 - Correspondence and papers

5 - Family and personal material

6 - Biography

7 - Photographs

8 - Awards