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Progressive Education
John Dewey's philosophy was that if each student had experiential learning it could help them have experience with basic skills needed to be successful. -
Increased Enrollment
The schools set up was like an a assembly line constant yet changing. They had different buildings for each grade for example, Elementary, Junior, and High School. -
Education on Technology
Technology was starting to become a big thing in the 1950's. The Russians were ahead with technology. And the U.S. wanted to improve education of students to be ahead of other countries and the newer technologies. -
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
Poverty started to increase. And this was effecting children from getting education. Title 1 was created to fund schools that had poor children to help support the students and help them get a better education. -
Emergency Immigrant Education Act
Provides services to large numbers of immigrant students. -
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
IDEA was established to help students and their individual needs to help improve education for those who need it. -
Teach for America
National Teachers Corps was established to help improve education for areas with low income. -
SMART Technologies
The smart board was an interactive whiteboard which acted as if a computer would. It helped teachers with their teaching. -
No Child Left Behind Act
Assessing students depending on what grade their in. -
International Association for K-12 Online Learning
Online learning was to improve education in schooling.