The Colonial Period
The National Period
19th Century European Educators
The Rise of Universal Education
The Transitional Period & the Birth of the Field of Curriculum
100

Massachusetts was settled by this group of people who obeyed strict theological principles. 

Who are the Puritans?

100

Among other things, these land ordinances reaffirmed that schools and a means of education will always be encouraged. 

What are the land ordinances of the 1780s?
100

The theme that influenced much of this era's educational discourse. 

What is Reform?

100

In this school, "instruction was highly structured and based on rote learning and drilling the Three R's (reading, writing, arithmetic)" (Ornstein and Hunkins, 2017).

What is a Monitorial School?

100

This Act in 1917 "provided federal aid for vocational education related to agriculture, home economics, and the trades" (Ornstein and Hunkins, 2017).

What is the Smith-Hughes Act?

200

This legislation required children to be able to read and understand the principles of religion and the laws of the Commonwealth.

What is the 1642 legislation?

200

Dr. Benjamin Rush

Who is the representative of the National Era?

200

Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi influenced the basis for elementary school reform with these two methods. The first method focuses on emotional security and affection, while the second method focuses on a child's auditory and visual senses. 

What are the "general" and "special" methods? 

200
New England state legislatures encouraged these in regards to school. 

What are the "establishment of school districts, elected school boards, and enacted laws to govern schools" (Ornstein and Hunkins, 2017). 

200

By the beginning of the 20th century, education was influenced by these two individuals. 

Who are Dewey and Francis Parker?

300

The five colonial schools

What are the town schools, parochial and private schools, Latin grammar schools, colleges, and Academies?

300

Benjamin Rush said that as long as these languages dominated the curriculum taught, "universal education beyond the rudiments was wishful thinking" (Ornstein and Hunkins, 2017).

What are the Latin and Greek languages?

300

This German developed "Kindergarten" and developed their learning around play and individual/group interests and activities. (Ornstein and Hunkins, 2017)

Who is Friedrich Froebel?

300

In 1875, lessons of morality were replaced with this and is still a common practice in our curriculum today. 

What is conduct?

300

According to Abraham Flexner, these were "out of step with scientific developments". (Ornstein and Hunkins, 2017)

What are the classics?
400

The choice of textbooks for the Colonial school.

What are the hornbook, primer, Westminster Catechism, Old Testament, and the Bible.
400

Thomas Jefferson believed that a state must educate its citizens to ensure this type of society. 

What is a democratic society?

400

This major idea as a foundation of moral character designed by Johann Herbart referred to the harmony and integration of behavior. 

What is the idea of perfection?
400
According to Ellwood Cubberly, that taught real things, doing this in the process. 

What is preparing students for life, not just college?

400

Ralph W. Tyler used these "to select and organize learning experience" (Ornstein and Hunkins, 2017).

What are objectives?

500

New English Primer.

What replaced the English Primer in the 1690s?
500

Noah Webster believed that this should no longer be a part of the American standard after the Revolution. 

What is Great Britain's language? 

500

Herbert Spencer advocated for this type of curriculum that he believed was more suited for the industrialized society. 

What is a scientific and practical curriculum?

500
High school curriculum allowed for a variety of offered courses which continued to expand, making it easier for students to determine this about their lives. 

What are their interests and capabilities?

500

In John Goodlad's view of school reform, schools should not only help individuals reach their full potential, but also help promote this.  

What are society's goals?

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