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First college established!
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Most popular device for learning. Lead to the creating and implementation of textbooks.
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Philadelphia. Gave girls an equal chance to learn basic skills.
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THE CHALKBOARD was a new technology to teachers across America. There had to be "how to" manuals for teachers to understand how to use this new technology. pg. 186
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Putting public schools in almost every town to educate the children of America!
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Goal is to help immigrant children who need skills to become workers.
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Massachusetts coming in again with the first ever attendance law. If student's didn't come to school, they could end up in jail.
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Separate but Equal
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First ever Montessori school opened in New York
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Thomas Edison stated this in 1913 with the implementation of new technologies within the school, giving a new look to education.
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John Dewey published his book, "Democracy and Education." Made a hands on learning style approved.
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Headphones were brought into schools in the 1950's. But haven't been used as much as they are today. With students having laptops and required to do their work solely on computers, headphones are a teachers sanity saver. They allow the student to get the audio necessity, but they allow peace and quiet.
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Brown V. Board of Education ruled that "separate but legal" was unconstitutional, leading to diversity within schools.
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Television was invented in 1927, but it wasn't brought into a classroom until the 1960's. This allowed teachers to show educational videos to help get information to students... and made substitute teacher's jobs SO MUCH EASIER
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A technology based software that uses maps for analysis, data, careers and uses the satellites.
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Originally used for US military training, brought into schools to help students see materials on board.
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The Bible was removed from public schools, which removed religion from curriculum.
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Elementary and Secondary Education Act gave students the right to a fair paced learning. Helped give opportunities to all students.
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Education would be nowhere near what it is today without the Internet. Teachers using the internet to communicate, get educational resources, as well as google answers. Without the internet, we would be lost.
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Email was created and over the past ten years, it has been one of the most increased ways of communication.
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Giving girls equal opportunities in sports. For every sport for boys, girls get a sport as well.
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It didn't look nearly the way it does today, but the "mobile phone" was invented. The way it is used now, education is thrown for a loop because of this invention.
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Students with disabilities were no longer discriminated against. There had to make schools accessible for students and staff who have disabilities because they have equal right to an education like anyone else.
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VCR's made it possible to play videos onto the TV in classrooms.
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Laptops were invented and integrated into schools to help students have access to information without having to sit at a stationary computer.
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Education system was failing, leading to improvement from government
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Smart boards allowed teachers to write directly on them while also adding to the course material. Unlike the old overhead projector, the smart board was another new technology brought into the classroom to best assist students.
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Federal Government started lending direct student loans to students to help pay for education... little did they know the trillions of dollars in debt it would leave the nation's people.
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Power Point changed presentations and note taking forever!
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I started Kindergarten in 2000 at Riley Elementary School.
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Thanks GWB! No Child Left Behind is a great idea in theory. But it makes every student, despite ability, take the exact same tests.
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9/11/2001, I was in first grade. My life changed forever and I didn't know it. The world shifted around us, and ultimately we were a huge part of history.
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Tablets were brought into the classroom for hands on learning. They also helped get rid of massive text books for students in the classroom.
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Teachers have moved some learning onto the social media twitter. They are able to get content and information out to students, as young as kindergarten to use technology in and out of the classroom.
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A new way to create presentations and give information to students.
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Students used to be able to steal a teacher's gradebook off of their desk, not anymore. With the gradebook being online, that eliminates a lot of work for a teacher. If a teacher, heaven forbid spilled their coffee on the gradebook, their hard work and records would be gone!
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Schools began having security cameras to ensure safety of students and staff.
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E-Books get rid of the 15 pound book, and instead put them on the computers the students are required to have. It gives them the same opportunities as a regular book
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I started my college experience in Madison, South Dakota. I received a scholarship to play softball, but ended up getting injured. I had a concussion and so my education was halted for a semester.
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I graduated from high school in 2013 from Lincoln Northeast High School.
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Instant Messaging service that helps teachers communicate. Being used immensely now by students and teachers with the schools being shut down. Allows instant messages as well as video chats.
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Stylus pen to use on tablets so students can design and create in a more effective way!
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I started working at Northeast High school in 2018 as a special education para. My job was to help students with disabilities get the information and education they needed. I was their advocate and still to this day, I advocate for my kids.
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Continuing my education, I transferred home from South Dakota (HELL) to finish my degree in secondary education. I will be finishing my associates degree before moving on to another institution.
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While being a Para, I learned about a technology I had no idea about. "Talkers" are devices like tablets that allow students who are non-verbal to have a voice. Students can press a button on their device and it communicates out loud what the student wants or needs.
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Coronavirus took the world by storm. I work in a school, helping with other kid's educations, and we are now on a halt. The world is shaking.
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While going with the curve of COVID, I am at home now Homeschooling my 10 year old niece. Fourth grade has evolved immensely since 2004. A new challenge is learning on her Chromebook to get her information to her.
