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Derek Mapsley Phillips (1928-1991) BA.DipEd (Melbourne), Phd (Tas.1989), was Senior Lecturer in History at the Tasmanian College of Advanced Education 1972-1980 and after the merger of parts of the T.C.A.E. into the University in 1980 he was Lecturer and Senior Lecturer (from 1986) in Teacher Education until 1989. As a historian his field of research was the history of education in Tasmania and the relationship between the State (or Colonial) government and education. His PhD thesis, presented in 1988, was "The State and the provision of education in Tasmania 1839-1913". These papers include his comments and analyses of newspaper reports and editorials on education and related topics; analyses of Education Department returns and reports;
and Petty Sessions records. Deposited by Mrs Phillips, May, 1991.

From University Collection UT529.

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Authors/Creators:	University of Tasmania
Keywords:	University of Tasmania Special and Rare Collections, University of Tasmania, Derek Mapsley Phillips, Senior Lecturer, History, Tasmanian College of Advanced Education, 1972-1980, Teacher Education, historian, research, education, relationship, State Government, colonial, research notes, research papers, archives, newspaper articles, reports, Archives Office Tasmania, Education Department, records, editorials, John Andrew Johnson, New Education, Annual Conference, Australasian New Zealand History of Education Society, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Timaru School, University of Otago, Otago Education Board, History of Royal Society of Tasmania, Somerville, provision, attendance, schools, punishment books, excuse letters, delinquency, mobility, pupils, parents, occupations, Courts of Petty Sessions, non-attendance, cases, analysis, non-payment, fees, young offenders, police station, Vaccination Acts, newspapers, Colonist, Hobart Town Chronicle, Austral-Asiatic Review, Hobart Town Almanack, Hobart Town Advertiser, Colonial Times, Sorell State School, Bertha Green, Bertha White, The World We Have Lost, high school, curriculum studies, teachers, Index, Tasmania, UTAS,
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