School history 1

Schools that prepared men and women with the necessary skills to become teachers.

• private school
• parochial school
• normal school
• dame school

Froebel developed the idea for kindergarten based on ____.

• poor children needed to be given help to be successful
• the belief that children learned best through play
• children need to be formally educated at an early age
• children should choose their own activities

Horace Mann believed that everyone had a right to an education, so he ____.

• used state taxes to help fund education

• established common schools which trained teachers

• advocated for the establishment of Christian schools

The Smith-Hughes Act of 1917 ______.

• Funded free textbooks for all students.
• Established career-tech education.
• made it unlawful for soldiers to enter military service if they were illiterate.
• mandated schools in rural areas.

The first widely used textbooks published during the American Common School Period. They included moral lessons along with science, grammar, and other subjects.

• hornbook
• slate
• apprentice
• McGuffey Reader

What is the location called when giving the same education to people from different level of society,

What is Nonsectarian

• teaching based on religion

• teaching not based on religion

In 1862, gave federal land to establish colleges in every state.

______________ is the teaching principles developed by an Italian doctor, emphasizing self-directed learning through sensory experiences.

• No Child Left Behind

• John Dewey

• Apprentice

• Montessori Method

_______________________ established normal schools and introduced the concept of nonsectarian schools

• John Dewey

• Horace Mann

• Benjamin Franklin

• Rev. McGuffey