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Retiring
Between 2002 and 2012, 700,000 elementary teachers were projected to retire.
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Elementary Education
Beginning elementary teachers are more likely to quit their jobs than older teachers due to the stress.
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Female Teachers
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Taking over
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job satisfaction
Teacher job satisfaction dropped 15 points since from 2009 to 2012, from 59% who were very satisfied to 44% who are very satisfied, the lowest level in over 20 years.
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Average salary
For the year of 2011 to 2012 the average teacher salary was 56,643.,
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Technology was brought to the classroom.
The twentieth century brought a variety of technology to the classrooms, such as filmstrip projectors and overhead projector, motion picture, and an educational television. page 186 -
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the number of emails sent has drastically increased
Throughout the last 10 years, emails being sent has changed drastically. It started at just 12 billion to 247 billion. -
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Technology use in children
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A nation at risk
A Nation At Risk report called for high school students who have graduated to be able to understand and use computers. -
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No Child Left Behind Act
This act continued to reinforce the A nation at risk motion by stating students must be technologically literate by High School -
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Federal Government
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First School in the 13 colonies
The first school was The Boston Latin School that opened up in 1635 and still remains one of the oldest schools
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Harvard opens
The first college to open was Harvard as a higher education institution. Harvard was in then Newtowne (Cambridge) Massachusetts.
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Hartford Public Schools
Hartford opens up in Hartford Connecticut in 1638.
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Law of 1642
Virginia created a law requiring parents and masters to make sure their children knew religion and the capital laws.
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The Court of Massachusetts Bay Colony
The court says that every town that has at least 50 families need an Elementary School. Every 100 families, a Latin School was needed.
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Thomas Jefferson's new rule
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Noah writes a book
Noah Webster wrote the first grammar/English textbooks of the English language. a spelling book, grammar book, and a reading book.
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Education became the Sole Responsibilty
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School was a requirement
By 1900, they had all schools available for ages 8-14
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Completing Elementary School
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Racially Segregation
Schools began to racially segregate schools due to the Brown vs. Board of Education
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ACT
The first ACT test was taken and invented
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Segregation was eliminated
By this time, the separation of racial schools was eliminatedhttps://www.americanboard.org/blog/11-facts-about-the-history-of-education-in-america/ -
Apple Donated Computers
Apple Inc. made their first computer and donated many to different schools around the united states.
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First College Non Profit Organization
The first non profit organization was introduced to help college students known as Teach for America (TFA)