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17th century
this event is significant because it shows how people got an education back then and how some people don't get the option like we do today. -
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17th century
17th century the education was different, in well off families both boys and girls went to a form of infant school called pretty school. however only the boys went to grammar school. upper class girls were taught by tutors. middle class girls might be taught by their mothers.often upper class boys were taught by tutors. education was not a requirement, to many education was a dream.Once the population started to grow, each colony was required to have at least one school teach students academics. -
18th century
this event is significant because student back then got the opportunity to work and understand what they were learning more in class because the classes were small and the teacher could help them individually. -
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18th century
18th century it was only a small one room school. the students got to work with the teachers individually or in small groups.kids skipped school for long periods of time to tend crops and take care of other family duties they didn't learned much. others didn't go to school at all and some of them took private lessons with tutors instead. -
19th century
this event is significant because at this point in the century public schools are starting to open and giving opportunity's to kids who cant afford private schools. -
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19th century
the first public school in the U.S. was established in 1821.By 1870, public schools were present in every state with secondary public schools outnumbering private schools however, Many schools closed because they lacked the funds to staff the school with teachers and supplies. though some schools were closed down after a few years the education improved for the boys and the girls. -
20th century
this event is significant because it shows how the education throughout the century's have gotten better and the education is better and free to everyone. the only problem now is dealing with technology. -
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20th century
As children were transitioned from factories to public schools, the Association of American Universities was created. The Progressive Education Association was established and all 50 states with an agreement to fund transportation to school children.As segregation came to an end in the 1970s, schools in the U.S. now had a new problem to tackle..technology. Processing machines like calculators and computers slowly made their way into the classrooms making it still affordable.