The Politics of Progressive Education

Autorentext
Dennis Shirley was a teacher at the Ecole d'Humanite and is currently Assistant Professor of Education at Rice University.

Klappentext
hitherto untold, of one individual's successful attempt to uphold humanistic values in the darkest of circumstances.

Zusammenfassung
In March 1933, Nazi storm troopers seized control of the Odenwaldschule, a small German boarding school founded in 1910 by educational reformer Paul Geheeb. Shirley explores how Nazi school reforms catalyzed Geheebâ™s alienation from the regime and galvanized his determination to close the school and leave Germany.

Inhalt
Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Origins 1 Paul Geheeb's Youth and Educational Apprenticeships, 1870-1909 2 The Odenwaldschule, 1910-1930 3 Outer Dangers and Inner Reforms, 1930-1932 Part II: The Transformation of the Odenwaldschule 4 A Storm Trooper's Revenge: January-March, 1933 5 Accommodating the Regime: April June, 1933 6 Emigration or Internal Migration? July-August, 1933 7 The New Faculty's Reforms: September-October, 1933 8 Confrontation in the Conference: November-December, 1933 9 The Splintering of the School: January-March, 1934 Part III: Consequences 10 The Ecole d'Humanite, 1934-1945 11 The Gemeirtschaft dci- Odlenwalclschule, 1934-1945 12 Postwar Developments and Geheeb's Legacy Conclusion Selected Bibliography Notes Index

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