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This law was designed to produce citizens who understood the Bible and could thwart Satan's trickery, and it required every town of 50 or more households to hire a teacher of reading and writing.
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William Berkely, the aristocratic governor of Virginia, supported the exclusion, and in 1671 railed against both free public education and across to books.
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Emphasized the importance of firsthand experiences in helping children learn about the world.
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Life in southern colonies was linked to the land and revolved around agriculture, often on large plantations where african slaves and indentured servants worked land owned by wealthy landlords.
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Firat 10 amendments
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The constitution removes formal religion from the schools and establishes state responsibility in education.
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The federal government established a role for itself in public education.
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The following 27 amendments
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A historic attempt to make education available to all children in the United States.
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A free secondary designed to meet the needs of boys not planning to attend college.
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He was an outspoken advocate for public education, believing that it was the key to developing our country and improving the quality of life for all people.
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The common school movement proposed despite obstacles, such as business interests that feared a loss of cheap child labor, citizens who objected to increased taxes and having to pay educate other peoples children, and competition from private and parochial schools.
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Is a federal compensatory education program designed to help 3 to 5 year-old disadvantaged children enter school ready to learn.
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Teachers were poorly paid, instructional materials were limited, and schools depended on the federal government for finances, all problems difficult to overcome.
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Targeted at grades 6 to 8 and designed to meet the unique social, emotional, and intellectual needs of early adolescents, was a response to these criticisms.
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The use of handheld devices, such as smartphones and clickers; the replacement of overhead projectors with document cameras and chalkboards with whiteboards.