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At one point of time, Harvard College was the only college available in the New England colonies. Latin grammar schools prepared upper-class boys for entrance.
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Boston Latin Grammar School (established in April 23, 1636), was the first Latin Grammar School. The purpose of Latin Grammar Schools was to prepare upper-class boys for the entrance test for Harvard.
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Not a book but a wooden paddle. This paddle had a thin layer of cow's horn to protect a sheet of paper glued to the paddle. On the sheet paper was often the ABCs or the Lord's Prayer.
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McGuffey Readers were the primary reading textbooks in the 19th century. Books throught the series had a mixture of poetry and prose. The books were graded from reading level.
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Developed in England, monitorial system provided training for teachers. The system gave a low-cost education taught by experienced teacher.
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Established in 1747, The Academy was founded by Ben Franklin to cultivate trades. The Academy later became University of Philadelphia.
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