<p>It was in the Victorian period that school shifted to becoming a more universal experience. Ruth Goodman explores the Ragged school movement, the social mobility that schooling offered and how the classroom was a different experience depending on whether you were a boy or a girl</p>

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In the third week of our new HistoryExtra academy course – free as part of your membership – historian Ruth Goodman examines education in the Victorian period, a time when school shifted to becoming a more universal experience. She explores the Ragged school movement, the social mobility that schooling offered and how the classroom was a  different experience depending on whether you were a boy or a girl...

Education: Could Victorians read and write? with Ruth Goodman

It was in the Victorian period that school shifted to becoming a more universal experience. Ruth Goodman explores the Ragged school movement, the social mobility that schooling offered and how the classroom was a different experience depending on whether you were a boy or a girl

Victorian education and school | HistoryExtra Academy video lecture

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