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American colonial period (1600-1776
Any educational laws/acts that were made during this time-During this time period, Europeans stepped on to this land to seek religious freedom, better society and economic opportunity. Opportunities for education shaped differently according to the
location. Though schools for elementary grades exited already, majority took place in the home. Few universities and colleges were also found, but most older children toiled on family farms or businesses. The president: -
American colonial period (1600-1776
president- thomas Jefferson -
American colonial period (1600-1776
Role of teachers - below ranked religious leaders , no dring or smoking , no dating or marrying , visited the sick , performed charitable acts , and regular church attendance requied. -
American colonial period (1600-1776
Significant that occurred- most education took place at home -
American colonial period (1600-1776
Educator creater developed- Most attempted to enforce strict religious observance. Laws mandated that everyone attend a house of worship and pay taxes that funded the salaries of ministers. Eight of the thirteen British colonies had official, or “established,” churches, and in those colonies dissenters who sought to practice or proselytize a different version of Christianity or a non-Christian faith were sometimes persecuted. -
American colonial period (1600-1776
What was taught- reading and arithmetic skills basically learning about life and work. -
American colonial period (1600-1776
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American colonial period (1600-1776
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American colonial period (1600-1776
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American early national period 1776 - 1840
Educational laws/acts- educational changes begin in cities and spread to rural areas -
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American early national period 1776 - 1840
President - williams henry harrison -
American early national period 1776 - 1840
Role of teachers- teachers preparation programs in collages , more emphasis on educational theory's , first teacher union was formed ,and many woman became teachers. -
American early national period 1776 - 1840
Significant that occurred- change occurred quickly in cities and slower in rural setting. -
American early national period 1776-1840
Creative or developed - william howe -
American early national period 1776-1840
what was taught- Enter trade like agriculture , business, or shipping -
American early national period 1776-1840
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American early national period 1776-1840
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American early national period 1776-1840
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American common school perio 1840-1880
Act/law reinvigorated the 1827 law establishing high schools -
American common school 1840-1880
President-horace mann -
American common school 1840-1880
Roles of teachers-established the first public normal school in the united States. -
American common school 1840-1880
Significant that occurred- marked by events that significantly altered the American way to life. -
American common school 1840-1880
Created or developed- scot e casper , Jeffrey d groves and Stephen w nissenbaum -
American common school 1840-1880
What was taught - they were poor so who ever could they would teach them -
American common school 1840-1880
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American common school 1840-1880
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American common school 1840-1880
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American progressive period 180-1921
Acts/laws-woman got more rights ,and government officials were also target. -
American progressive period 1880-1921
President - harding -
American progressive period 1880-1921
Roles of teachers - Women gained more rights , European immigrants poured into cities , and time of business expansion and reform -
American progressive period 1880-1821
significant that occurred -Something significant occurred - children worked instead of school , and schools over crowded -
American progressive period 1880-1921
Created or developed - they want america to be safe and educated the students -
American progressive period 1880-1921
What was taught - nothing because students got out of shool and started to work. -
American progressive period 1880-1921
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American progressive period 1880-1921
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American progressive period 1880-1921
