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  The first higher education institution opens in Newtowne, Massachusetts.
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  Set up at Harvard College.
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  Opens in Charles Town, South Carolina. Two years later, the General Assembly of South Carolina passes the first public library law.
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  Opens in Philadelphia and is the first academy for girl in the colonies.
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  One teacher taught students of all ages in the same room. Students had to pay to attend. https://www.americanboard.org/blog/11-facts-about-the-history-of-education-in-america/
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  Invented by James Pillans
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  It is the first permanent school for the deaf in the United States.
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  Graduating from Geneva Medical College, she was the first woman to graduate from medical school.
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  Was created to create effective school systems throughout the states.
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  Opened in Carlisle, Pennsylvania with the goal of assimilating Indian children into mainstream culture. Now seen as controversial, creating alienation and "cultural dislocation"
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  Patented by Lewis Waterman
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  In 1900, only 30 states had compulsory school for students aged 8-14.
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  Founded by John Dewey, this movement that began in the 1800s promoted the idea that schooling educates children to achieve and be active in a democratic society.
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  By Laszlo and Georg Biro
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  Segregated public schools were ruled unconstitutional.
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  Despite Brown vs. Board ruling, segregation still existed in the education system until the 1970s.
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  Created by the Defense Department and the precursor to the internet, sent its first message.
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  Created by Michael Hart, founder of Project Guttenberg
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  First of Texas Instruments line of hand-held calculators
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  One of the first successful personal computers, by Apple Computer
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  Tim Berners-Lee writes the first web client-server protocol.
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  Reestablishing the idea of a National Teachers Corps.
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  First interactive white board.
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  Claimed to be the first online high school
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  Begin to replace the blackboard
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  Education enters into an era of accountability and reform.
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  Includes modification in the IEP process and RTI approach.
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