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Adam Smith argues that parents are in the best position to decide how their children should be educated and that the state should give parents the money to hire teachers that r suitable.
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Thomas Paine articulates a view similar to Smith’s, suggesting that the state should provide poor families with the money needed to secure a basic education for their children
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Ohio is the first state to adopt a bilingual education law, allowing German-English instruction at the parents’ request.
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Mexico & U.S sighned Treaty of Hidalgo, this treaty gave let them speak spanish in the U.S In the second half of the nineteenth century, those who had another language as their primary language were taught in public schools in a monolingual or bilingual setting
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The committee concludes that schools should maintain a single academic curriculum and all students should master an equally rigorous curriculum.
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Many school districts formally adopted bilingual education in the 1960s and 70s. and it fromaly starte in the 1960
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bilingual education was a major affect for the united states
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uropean immigrants settle in rural enclaves and run their own non-English-speaking schools
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Business and government push for higher education standards to attract new industries and jobs to states.
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a professor at the University of Virginia founded the Core Knowledge Foundation to promote Core Knowledge Schools. with this the Schools adhere to specific, shared core curricula for students in each grade.(:
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A rigid common curriculum and corresponding tests called MCAS ere implemented with the goal of providing consistent content and an assessment system for the whole state.
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6% percent of all students were enrolled in bilingual education.
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Florida enacts a statewide voucher program that permits students in failing schools to attend another school of their choice
