Colonial Education: A History of Education in Belize

  • Colonial Education: A History of Education in Belize

by Karla Lewis

 

 

Abstract

This paper discusses the education in Belize (formerly known as British Honduras) during the colonial era and the lasting impact of the educational foundation of the country. The paper examines the influence the British colonial educational system continues to have in. Belize, 20 years after independence. It gives an overview of the history of primary and secondary education in Belize. Although education existed in Belize well before the arrival of the British colonizers and developed among various cultures during colonization, these are not highlighted in the paper because of the limited impact they had on Belize in general once school attendance became compulsory. Contains 92 references. (BT)

 

 

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Keywords: Belize, British Colonies, British Honduras

 

Suggested APA reference: Lewis, K. (2000). Colonial Education: A History of Education in Belize.

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