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3100 BCE
EARLY CIVILIZATION
-Came the invention of writing.
-The first school appeared.
-The teachers were scribes of the court and priests of the temple.
-The teaching method was memorization. -
146 BCE
ANCIENT ROME
-They introduced an element from Roman education that was book learning.
-Greek and latin literature were studied.
-Teachers read the work and students took notes and memorized.
-The goal was to produce effective speakers. -
5 BCE
ACIENT GREECE
-The goal of education was to prepare the child for adult activities as a citizen, soldier and citizen trained in the art of peace and war.
-Education was especially for boys. -
1200
MIDDLE AGES
-Roman school system had disappeared.
-Schools were operated by the clergy.
-Most students were members of the clergy.
-Students learned the rudiments of Mathematics.
-Physical activities were repressed. -
1300
THE RENAISSANCE
-Began in Italy and spread to northern Erupean countries.
-Developed man´s intelectual, spiritual, and physical powers.
-Liberal education.
-Physical development was encouraged through exercise and games. -
1500
THE REFORMATION
-The protestants emphasized the need for universal education.
-They establisheld elementary vercacular schools.
-Poor children could learn reading and writing. -
EUROPE 17th-18th CENTURY
-Majority of schools remained in a stage of stagnation.
-Teachers were considered incompetent.
-The learning methods wre dill and memorization.
-There were some advanced educators and philosophers: John Amos Comenius, John Locke and Jean Jacques Rosseau. -
COLONIAL AMERICA
-Learning consisted of memorizing.
-Teachers were no better prepared.
-Appeared the first basic textbook "The new England Primer".
-The purpose of education was to teach religion and reading. -
UNITED STATES 18t CENTURY
-Practical contents.
-Franklin´s academy offered humanist-religious curriculum, also history, geography, algebra and modern languages.
-New text books appeared. -
EUROPE 19th CENTURY
-National school systems were estabilshed.
-Some countries established secondary schools for women.
-The goal of education was the natural development of the individual child.
-Some important educators: Prestalozzi, Friedrich, Herbart, Maria Montessori. -
UNITED STATES 19th CENTURY
-Secular free schools.
-Many reforms for the quality of teaching.
-First public normal schools.
-Appearead the first real college for women
-New teaching methods.