Growing Up Canadian: Citizenship Lessons at School

Growing Up Canadian: Citizenship Lessons at School

Cadets, Curfews, and Compulsory Schooling: Mobilizing Anglophone Children in WWII Montreal

  • With male teachers leaving to go to war there was a decrease in the amount of teachers in school
  • Focused on neglected children
  • Lack of males in the family made children to act out
  • Increase in freedom of young after the WWII
  • With all the freedom they began to get themselves into a lot of trouble with the law
  • They created a curfew to try and control the children and help the single mothers
  • Eventually the school systems took the place of curfews
  • War had a dramatic influence on the number of youth involved in delinquent behavior
  • Women blamed for the deviance when the men were out at war
  • They enforced curfews for anyone under the age of 14

 

The Education of Japanese Children in the British Columbia Interior Housing Settlements During World War Two

  • Before the way, Japanese students were supposed to very intellectual and hard-working students
  • Hideko Hyodo
  • Not all the schools opened simultaneously
  • Schools in Canada started to succeed the American school programs

 

Disciplining Children, Disciplining Parents: The Nature and Meaning of Advice to Canadian Parents, 1945-1955

  • Increase in the divorce rates was starting to breakdown the social structure of Canadian children’s
  • Children psychology classes
  • After war they made children’s psychology classes super important
  • Psychologists taught more than just the physical health of children and toddlers
  • If mothers were outspoken they would reproduce a homosexual child
  • Problem of the child and the problem of the families became a social issue
  • Focused on parenting advice and how adults should teach their children

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