History of Multicultural Education

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  • 1966 Jerome Bruner's "Toward a Theory of Instruction"

    1966 Jerome Bruner's "Toward a Theory of Instruction"
    His views regarding learning help to popularize the cognitive learning theory as an alternative to behaviorism. His book "Toward a Theory of Instruction" presents a message about how children learn and what is the best way for the child to learn.
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    History of Multiculture Education

  • 1968 McCarver Elementary School

    1968 McCarver Elementary School
    In Tacoma, Washington becomes the first magnet school. During the year of when Martin Lurther King Jr. was assasinated, McCarver Elementary School during the fall invited students from anywhere in the city to enroll. Doing this is what made it to be the first magnet school.
  • 1972 Texas Instruments

    1972 Texas Instruments
    The TI-2500 Data Math becomes the first in its line of electronic hand-held calculators. TI becomes an industry known around the world.
  • 1973 Marian Wright Edelmen

    1973 Marian Wright Edelmen
    Founder of the Children's Defense Fund, a non-profit advocacy organization.
  • 1975 The National Association of Bilinguel Education

    1975 The National Association of Bilinguel Education
    Non-Profit membership organization that supports to further education for those who are bilingual/multilingual students in a global society.
  • 1981 IBM (International Business Machines)

    1981 IBM (International Business Machines)
    Introduces its version of the personal computer(PC) with its Model 5150. Its operating system is MS-DOS.
  • 1989 Largest Private Universtity

    1989 Largest Private Universtity
    The University of Phoenix establishes their "online campus", the first to offer online bachelor's and master's degree. It becomes the "largest private University in North America".
  • 1991 Minnesota

    1991 Minnesota
    Minnesota passes the first "Charter school" law. Making it the first Charter school State in the nation.
  • 1995 Georgia

    1995 Georgia
    Georgia becomes the first state to offer universal preschool to all four year olds whose parents choose to enroll them. More than 1/2 the state's four year olds are now enrolled.
  • 2010 Budget Cuts

    2010 Budget Cuts
    With the U.S. economy mired in the "great recession" and unemployment remaining high, states have massive budget deficits. Due to this many teachers face layoffs.