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This document outlines an institutional research project on elementary educational institutions in Portugal between the public and private sectors. The project's main goals are to contribute knowledge about primary schools in Portugal and discuss the role of public and private initiatives in their evolution. Undergraduate and master's students will conduct research through surveys, data gathering, analysis and interpretation to map schools, characterize them, and draft biographies under faculty guidance. The research aims to provide data for further studies and create databases, maps, archives and a virtual museum.
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- 1. Elementaryeducationalinstitutions in Portugal: makingmemoryof Portuguese primaryschool(s) Helena Ribeiro de Castro hribeiro.castro@gmail.com
- 3. Viseu
- 4. Gaia
- 5. Macedo de CavaleirosElementaryeducationalinstitutions in Portugal : betweenpublicandprivate
- 8. To mapthe elementary educational institutions surveyed;
- 9. To characterize each of the institutions surveyed from architectural, ideological, pedagogical and functional point of view, as well as the using of educational/cultural material eventually found in each one;
- 11. To encourage researching in the profession of educator/ teacher;
- 13. Map;
- 14. Archiveofthe cultural material and oral histories;
- 15. Virtual museum;
- 16. Articles, posters, papers…Partnerships: InstituteofEducation, UniversityofLisbon UniversityofOporto Municipalities
- 21. Alcobaça, Portugal Adães Bermudes Schools (late XIX thcentury, beginningofthe XX th) Guarda, Portugal
- 22. Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal Santa Comba Dão, Portugal Planofcentenarians – 1930/40
- 24. 2010 – 701 schoolswithlessthan 21 students;
- 25. 2011 – 297schoolswithlessthan 21 students. 3 498 in 6 years São Jordão, Alentejo, Portugal
- 26. Undergraduatestudents: An Adães Bermudes School in Almada - Nowadays, theCityMuseum Almada, Museu da Cidade, Escola António José Gomes Ariana Manso, 2011
- 27. Undergraduatestudents: 1929 1941 1954 Almada, Museu da Cidade, Escola António José Gomes Ariana Manso, 2011
- 28. Undergraduatestudents: Escola Primária Feminina do Seixal, ~1890 - 1975 Mário Barradas, Ricardo Mestre, Ana Azinhaes, Ana Correia, 2011
- 29. Undergraduatestudents: 1975 – thelastgroupofstudents Escola Primária Feminina do Seixal, ~1890 - 1975 Mário Barradas, Ricardo Mestre, Ana Azinhaes, Ana Correia, 2011
- 30. Undergraduatestudents: School 18, Lisbon - 2011 School 72, Lisbon - 2011 Escolas Primárias Feminina e Masculina da Lapa, Lisboa, ~1890 - 1975 Agostinho Makumuena, Ambrósio Moisés, 2011
- 31. Undergraduatestudents: Escolas Primárias Feminina e Masculina da Lapa, Lisboa, ~1890 - 1975 Agostinho Makumuena, Ambrósio Moisés, 2011
- 32. Undergraduatestudents: Entrance to n.72 Entrance to n.18 Escolas Primárias Feminina e Masculina da Lapa, Lisboa, ~1890 - 1975 Agostinho Makumuena, Ambrósio Moisés, 2011
- 33. Master students: Nowadays… anassociation Évoramonte, Escola n.º 1 Ana Estorninho, 2011
- 34. Master students: Nowadays… a mortuary Évoramonte, Escola n.º 2 Ana Estorninho, 2011
- 35. Master students: Nowadays… a familyhouse Évoramonte, Escola n.º 3 Ana Estorninho, 2011
- 36. Master students: Theactualschool Évoramonte, Escola n.º 4 Ana Estorninho, 2011