A century-old law: the Law on Public Instruction (Ley de Instrucción Pública) (Moyano Law, 1857)
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Abstract
The so-called Moyano Law of 1857 established not only an almost primordial general organisation of the education system in Spain, but also constituted a more than centenary regulatory framework until 1970, when, with a variety of regulations and intermediate developments, the General Education Law was enacted. This article therefore focuses on the Moyano Law and, among other aspects, considers the historical framework in which it was enacted and its most relevant contents: studies, educational establishments, teaching staff, as well as the governing and administrative bodies of Public Instruction.
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Moyano Law, Spain
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