Falloux Law

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Falloux Law

(1850) Act granting legal status to independent secondary schools in France. It was sponsored by Count Frédéric-Alfred-Pierre de Falloux (1811–1886), minister of education in the Second Republic, and one of its main architects was a Catholic bishop, Félix-Antoine-Philibert Dupanloup (1802–1878). Under the guise of freedom of education, it restored much of the church's traditional influence.

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No references found			Furthermore, the education ministry's official school curriculum strongly resembled the Catholic program even before the Falloux Law of 1850 encouraged a noticeable increase in religious teachers' presence in public schools, and the public schools' moral lessons after t he Ferry Laws of 1881-82 were largely a secular version of traditional religious lessons on behavior. Educating the Faithful: Religion, schooling, and society in ... by Clark, Linda L. / Journal of Social History Although many Catholic schools existed by mid century, congregational schools were greatly encouraged by the Falloux Law of 1850 and their numbers increased rapidly after it. School, State, and Society: The Growth of Elementary Schooling in ... by Meyers, Peter V. / Journal of Social History			falling mold falling star falling stile falling tide falling wainscot Falling Waters State Park falling-ball viscometer falling-drop method falling-film cooler falling-film evaporator falling-film molecular still falling-film still falling-sphere viscometer Fallingwater falloff curve Fallon County Fallon National Wildlife Refuge Fallopian tube Fallopio, Gabriello Fallopius Fallopius, Gabriel fallout fallout area fallout shelter fallout winds Falloux Law Fallow Fallow Crops Fallow Deer fallow land Fallow System Fallows, Samuel Falls Church Falls County Falls Lake State Recreation Area Falls of the Ohio State Park Fallstreifen Falluja, Al Falmouth false false acceptance false alarm false arch false attic false bearing false bedding false blossom false body false bottom False Cape State Park false ceiling			Fallout Alley Youth Zone fallout area Fallout Brotherhood of Steel fallout contours Fallout Interoperability Program Fallout Meteorological Message Fallout Mod Manager Fallout online Fallout Overhaul Kit fallout pattern fallout prediction fallout prediction Fallout risk Fallout risk Fallout risk Fallout risk Fallout risk Fallout Risks fallout safe height of burst Fallout Script Extender fallout shelter fallout shelter Fallout shelters Fallout shelters Fallout Studies Branch, Division of Biology & Medicine Fallout Tactics fallout wind vector plot fallout wind vector plot fallout winds Fallout: New Vegas Falloux Law fallover fallow fallow fallow fallow fallow Fallow chat Fallow crop Fallow Crops fallow deer fallow deer fallow deer Fallow land Fallow land Fallow System Fallow-deer Fallow-deer Fallow-deer Fallow-ground Fallow-ground fallowed fallowed fallowed fallowed Fallowfield Railway Station, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada fallowing fallowing fallowing fallowing Fallowist

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