… children's understanding of the meanings of the numbers in their environment. Children grow
up in a society that uses numbers … with adults making sense of numbers in various routine …

… CHILDREN'S APPRENTICESHIP IN NUMBER This thesis investigates young children's
appropriation and use of number … Number is viewed as an enculturational development, where …

… From the 18705 on, however, a host of changes gradually lessened the value and necessity
of large numbers of children beyond the boundaries of the textile areas, and the restriction …

… Ideally, the parental circumstances of apprentices would be compared with the number of
children 'at risk', but because there is no control for migration, the reconstitution is not an …

… were bound as apprentices for a specified number of years, … the supply of labour,
apprenticeship was one of the oldest … of sending children out of the family as servants and …

… had been a second and third option for considerable numbers of apprentices in our study,
such a … attainment of parents influence children’s decisions to pursue an apprenticeship? …

… numbers of poor children and the existing apprenticeship system came under strain. As the
supply of pauper children came to exceed the number of … practice of factory apprenticeship.At …

… , the number starting the FMA surpassed the number starting the … In particular, it is important
to monitor the numbers of males … For example, a girl who wanted to work with young children …

… young worker and their parents or guardian of the apprentice’s child-like status: … apprentices
in this study the transition was under the auspices of a single employer (although a number …

… of apprentices as expendable child labour. Furthermore, from 1870 onwards, apprenticeship
… In this paper we have outlined a number of ways in which there have been continuities and …