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History Lesson from Dorothy Hewes
March 21, 2005
"Do something. Either lead, follow, or get out of the way." - Ted Turner
History Lesson from Dorothy
Hewes
In the March 2005 issue of Exchange, Dorothy Hewes takes an historical
look at the role of men and women in early childhood. Her article, "Men's
(and Women's) Role in ECE: Perspectives from our Shared Past," looks as far
back as colonial times to see why we have a sex role division between the care
of young children and their education. Along the way, she even touches on
the biblical roots to corporal punishment -- of interest given the recent debate
in ExchangeEveryDay on this very topic (Reactions
to Jamie Foxx Message, March 9, 2005). Hewes' complete article can be viewed
on our homepage at www.ChildCareExchange.com.
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