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He had less than 2 years of formal school, he helped develop 2 colleges. He worked out his own learning system.
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He drafted the Declaration of Independence, proposed a bill in Virginia to have free schools every 5 to 6 square miles. He tried to teach them everything they needed to know to become a good citizen.
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Cornerstone that joined legislative actions.
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She opened a school of her own in Lancaster, Massachusetts and 2 later in Boston.
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The belief that public of free schools and pauper schools were synonymous and that those schools were for the poor.
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Included stories, poems, essays, and speeches. They establish America’s moral values. Were not overly religious
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Creation of the Common School Movement. He believed that education should be paid for.
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He believed that human beings learn through a hands on approach
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He spent his life making education available for African Americans in the Civil War. He was the most influential African American of that time. After finishing school he became a teacher
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The first to utilize the first “special needs” classes was in Germany. Congress passed a law that provide students with disabilities to have equal opportunities of learning and education.
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There are more than 5,000 montessori schools in the US, there are 600 in the UK that are privately funded. She was the first Italian female physician.
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They were established to train elementary-school teachers for common schools.
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They called for new primers that focused on phonics and introduced real literature to students.
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Known as the greatest supreme court, but it was a violation of the 4th amendment.
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Did not address bilingual education ended segregation in schools. Led a greater social and economic mobility for African American’s and banned racial discrimination.
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Most important piece of education in U.S. history.
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Believed in volunteer self-activity in the young child self- activity was defined.
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provided child development services to low-income children, their families, and the community
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Brought a test-based accountability to scale across the United States.