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Cook, Sharon Anne – Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2008
One route to uncovering schooling's goals for an improved citizenry is to track certain subjects of the compulsory curriculum. In this case, health is investigated, and especially its messages on smoking and drinking. First introduced as scientific temperance instruction (in the 1880s), renamed hygiene (from about 1910), then as health (from the…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Comprehensive School Health Education, Smoking, Drinking

Ryan, James J. – Canadian Journal of Native Studies, 1988
Documents circumstances surrounding the comparatively recent settlement of the nomadic Innut of Labrador (often called Naskapi and Montagnais) in a central community. Focuses on economic development, formal education, and health concerns of state officials in their efforts to compel Innut assimilation into Canadian society. Contains 45 references.…
Descriptors: Acculturation, American Indian History, Canada Natives, Compulsory Education
Harte, Austin J. – 1995
This document provides an overview of the student absentee problem in Canada. It extrapolates the principles and components from the vast range of intervention strategies and projects, and offers a strategy for improving school attendance. Literature on absenteeism written after 1985 demonstrates a shift of focus from the student as truant to the…
Descriptors: Attendance, Attendance Patterns, Compulsory Education, Elementary Secondary Education
Kraybill, Donald B., Ed. – 1993
The opportunity for religious freedom brought the Amish from Europe to North America as early as 1737. And for many generations, conflicts between the Amish and the U.S. government were limited to Amish objections to military service. However, as the government's regulatory power grew in the 20th century, clashes between the Amish and the state…
Descriptors: Compulsory Education, Constitutional Law, Court Litigation, Culture Conflict