John Haden Badley

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John Haden Badley was an English progressive educator best known for establishing Bedales School as an innovative alternative to traditional Victorian public schooling.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf educator
human
school founder
advocated individual development over rote learning
informal relations between teachers and pupils
birthDate 1865-02-21
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
deathDate 1967-03-06
educatedAt Rugby School
Trinity College, Cambridge
emphasized creative expression in the curriculum
moral and social education
familyName Badley
fieldOfWork education
school reform
founded Bedales School
fullName John Haden Badley
givenName John
implemented student self-governance practices at Bedales School
influencedBy Thomas Arnold
progressive educational thinkers of the late 19th century
knownFor founding Bedales School
progressive educational methods
languageOfWorkOrName English
lifespan 1865–1967
livedIn Steep, Hampshire
movement progressive education
notableFor co-educational schooling at Bedales
emphasis on arts and crafts in education
emphasis on outdoor work and manual labour in schooling
rejecting corporal punishment at Bedales School
notableWork Bedales School
occupation educator
headmaster
schoolteacher
placeOfBirth Dudley, Worcestershire
linked to: Dudley
placeOfDeath Steep, Hampshire
positionHeld headmaster of Bedales School
relative Josephine Butler
religion agnosticism
sexOrGender male
spouse Amy Garrett Badley

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Bedales School foundedBy John Haden Badley
John Haden Badley fullName John Haden Badley