Self-study
P1
During most of the nineteenth century, many French women continued to be educated according to models long established by custom and religious tradition. ███
Intro topic ·
Education of French women during 1800s
Based on custom and religion for most of 1800s.
Other person's perspective ·
Failure to reform education after French Revolution (1789) was "missed opportunity"
Nondiscriminatory system not established until 1880s.
Spotlight ·
There were proposals for reform after French Revolution
Two in particular were egalitarian.
P2
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First proposal ·
Called for education for everyone
Proposed offering education to both men and women, opening public schools throughout country, hiring both men and women teachers.
Limit on first proposal ·
Women still treated differently
Girls leave school at 8 years old for domestic training.
Second proposal ·
Called for equal education and coed schools
Coed schools supposed to protect against gender roles from religion.
Limit on second proposal ·
Women still treated differently
Women's roles still defined by family and motherhood.
P3
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Lesson ·
Obstacles to equal education
The failure and limits of the two proposals shows the cultural and political obstacles after the French Revolution.
Impact of the two proposals ·
Influenced educational reform in 1880s
Egalitarian reforms passed in 1880s used the earlier proposals to demonstrate that the new laws were rooted in tradition.
Passage Style
Single position
Spotlight
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The author never suggests that the proposed educational reforms were a response to the new government. The author never mentions the relationship between the educational reforms and the new government.
b
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The author never connects the timing of the reforms to a belief in the power of education.
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The author never suggests that the two proposed reforms that failed had “vast popular support.”
d
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The author never suggests that anyone thought education for women was a requirement that had to be met before implementing other reforms. The author doesn’t discuss the relationship between education for women and other kinds of reforms.
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The author indicates that the proposals for educational reform were “