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Education 1101 with Christopherjohnson at University of Minnesota - Duluth
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Textbook:
Teaching on Principle and Promise: The Foundations of Education
Created: 2011-04-05
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Olde Deluder Stan
Law passed in 1847, charged parents to ensure that the children knew both the principles of religion and the laws of Commonwealth
New England Primer
the first reading primer designed for American Colonies; became the most successful educational textbook and the foundation of most schooling before the 1790s
Dame Schools
an early form of a private elementary school; usually taught by women and were often located in the home of the teacher
The Common School
a public school; term coined by Horace Mann; refers to the face that they were meant to serve the individuals of all social classes and religion; first system of accessible, free, tax-supported elementary schools
One Room School
commonplace throughout rural portions of the country; all students of differing ages met in one classroom; only one teacher that taught academic basics to several grade levels of boys and girls
Hatch Act
This act encouraged certain colleges to set up experimental farms where faculty and students could conduct research into agricultural improvement
Normal schools
Early teacher preparation funded by counties and later states, offered 1-2 years study to prepare teachers for county and state licenser exams. The length of study depended on whether teachers taught in rural or cities, elementary or secondary.
Feminization of schooling
Schools were encouraged to hire teachers due to the Civil War
Plessy vs Ferguson
1896; a landmark case decision upholding the constitutionality of state laws requiring racial segregation in private business under the doctrine of "separate but equal"
De Facto segregation
Separate schooling of blacks and white children in Northern cities due to residential segregation. Blacks and whites lived in different neighborhoods, sometimes by choice, sometimes because blacks were kept from buying homes in certain areas.
De Jure segregation
Segregation of schools and other facilities mandated by law; for example, by the Jim Crow laws of the southern states.
Title IX
1964, "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance..."
Acculturate
the exchange of cultural features that results when groups of individuals having different cultures come into continuous first hand contact; the original cultural pattens of either or both groups may be altered but the group remains distinct.
Assimilate
"Melting pot metaphor"; the process whereby a minority group gradually adapts to the customs and attitudes of the prevailing culture and customs.
Accommodation
political ideal that different groups can pursue different identities
Immigration
American schools must educate the children of illegal immigrants
Lewis Terman
pioneer in educational psychology; best know as the inventor of the Stanford-Binet IQ Test
Dewey and his philosophy
Argued that education and learning were social and interactive processes and thus school itself is a social institution; students thrive in environments where allowed to interact with curriculum, all should have opportunity to take part in learning.
George Counts
critic affiliated with school of Social Reconstructionism in education; credited for influencing several subsequent theories (pedagogy); active in politics as an advocate of teachers' unions, head of Am. Fed. of Teachers, founder NY Liberal Party.
Arthur Bestor
In one cycle of American education, he wrote Educational Wastelands in 1953 and argued for a back-to-the-basics curriculum.
ESEA
Elementary & Second Education Act, funds 1st/2nd education, forbidding establishment of natural curriculum, emphasizes equal access to ed, high standards
Morrill Act
In 1862, this granted thirty thousand acres of public land per Congressional representative to every state that had remained in the union
About this deck
By: Rae Slack
Textbook: Teaching on Principle and Promise: The Foundations of Education
Created: 2011-04-05
Size: 65 flashcards
Views: 108
Textbook:
Teaching on Principle and Promise: The Foundations of EducationCreated: 2011-04-05
Size: 65 flashcards
Views: 108
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