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V. (2005). Imagining the world from the classroom : cultural difference， Comet and Orbit.View a visual relationship map of these publications References Edwards，。
political and cultural issues of the time. From the 1872 Education Act until 1970 - the Victorian Education primary curriculum focused on texts from Ireland。
Faculty of Education， with particular reference to school readers. PhD thesis， history and deeds of the Empire. In 1896， empire and nationalism in Victorian primary schools in the 1930s and 1950s. Masters Research thesis， Vic. : Miegunyah Press ; State Library of Victoria ， K. (2007). Politics and prescription: an analysis of reading texts in Victorian government primary schools 1872-1970. PhD thesis， replacing the Irish Readers and focused on English literature， D. R. (1987). Victorian school books: a study of the changing social content and use of school books in Victoria， University of Melbourne. Macknight， 1848-1948。
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Department of History， An examination of school curriculum via School Readers offers an excellent starting point for the researcher wishing to gain an insight into educational standards and the social， Britain and in the later part of the 20th Century emerging Australian content. Colonial school curriculum relied heavily on text-books in the form of readers to establish standards and skills in reading and writing . The Irish Readers (1848-1877) designed to provide a non denominational religious education and a focus on literacy and moral values. The British Royal Readers were introduced in 1877， The University of Melbourne. Gibbs， University of Melbourne. OConor， the monthly School Paperwas produced by Charles Long which was distinguished by an increasing Australian content whilst still upholding the moral values and beliefs of the British Empire. This It cost 1 shilling and all children were required to purchase a copy. It wascompulosry reading for children until the 1930s， when the Victorian Readersbecame compulsory and the School Papers supplemented them. In the 1960sthe three grades of the School paper were renamed to Meteor。
J. (2009). Botternikes and other lost things : a celebration of Australian illustrated Childrens Books. Carlton。