A questão dos vales escolares - USA

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  • Allison Halpern Madison, WI 53703 608/250-9859

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Resumo

Nesta apresentação, examinarei um tópico controverso corrente em política educacional - vales escolares. Diferentemente de muitas análises das reformas educacionais que ignoram o passado, usarei um episódio anterior em história para lançar uma luz sobre os importantes antecedentes do debate dos vales. Este episódio, a Questão Escolar da década de 1840, implicou num movimento para conceder fundos públicos às escolas católicas na cidade de Nova York. Acredito que muitas das raízes do debate atual sobre o vale podem ser encontradas em lutas anteriores sobre escolas públicas primárias, tais como a que tenho estudado. Desse modo, usarei a história para entender a política educacional atual.

Palavras-chave: vales escolares, história da educação, política educacional.

 

Abstract

In this presentation, I will be examining a current controversial topic in educational policy, school vouchers. Unlike many analyses of educational reforms which ignore the past, I will be using a previous incident in history to shed light on the important antecedents of the voucher debate. This episode, the School Question of the 1840s, involved a movement to publicly fund Catholic schools in New York City. I believe that many of the roots of today's voucher debate can be found in earlier struggles over common schools such as the one I am studying. In this way, I will use history to understand present educational policy.

keywords: school vouchers; history of education; educational policy.

 

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Allison Halpern, Madison, WI 53703 608/250-9859

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Published

2012-06-20

How to Cite

Halpern, A. (2012). A questão dos vales escolares - USA. Revista História Da Educação, 3(5), 5–22. Retrieved from https://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/asphe/article/view/29991

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v. 3, n. 5, jan./jul. 1999

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