Educating the Colonies
17th & 18th Century
19th & 20th Century
20th Century Reform
Education Today
100

In the colonies, they were responsible for the basic education of the students.

What are their parents?

100

This illustrated textbook of religious readings was published in 1690 and was he main instructional textbook for over 100 years.

What is the New England Primer and Child Requirements?

100

In what century was education no longer for rich white families 

A.) 19th century

B.) 20th century 

B.) 20th century

100

Colleges were shifting away from just academics and focusing on ____________________________________.

The needs of students in the working world and their preparedness for it

100

K-12 Schools that receive government money but are freed from the usual constraints of public schools in exchange for increased accountability for academic achievement, delineated in the school's charter.  

What are Charter Schools?

200

They established the first schools, with classes made up of mostly boys.

What are the Pilgrims and the Puritans?

200

These parochial schools were established by the Catholics, Methodists, Quakers, and other religious groups and did not receive any public support or funding.

What were private venture schools?

200

Why were missionary schools made?

To force Native Americans to convert to christianity and strip them of their culture 

200

What was William Rainer Harper's Idea?

Community Colleges

200

The education of children at home by their parents 

What is home schooling? 

300

Woman and housewives ran these independent units of education in their homes, providing academic instruction to boys and girls for a fee.

What were Dame schools?

300

Benjamin Franklin established the first school for higher learning that offered a broad range of subjects and practical training.

What is the Academy?

300

Progressive Education Movement was lead by who?

A.) John Dewey

B.) Professor Jane Bean-Folkes

C.) Thomas Jefferson

D.) William Rainer Harper 

A.) John Dewey

300

Who created the Progressive Education Association in 1919?

John Dewey

300

A competition instituted by the federal government that provides an example of how the federal government can use the promise of federal funds to insert itself into state and local school operations

What is the Race to the Top Competition? 

400

This author of these books believed education and religion were equally important and emphasized truth, character building and goodness.

What are the “The McGuffey Readers”?

400

After the Revolutionary War, Noah Webster believed that a common American language was needed to bind the nation together so he wrote this book.

What is the American Spelling Book?

400

Was written by William Holmes McGuffy and helped to establish moral values in the United States and encouraged readers to become good citizens of the future 



What is the McGuffey Readers 

400

What did Robert Hutchin believe ?

*HINT* Vocational Approach 

He believed education should rely on fundamentals such as grammars, natural science, logic, philosophy, and math.
400

A set of curriculum standards that the states were encouraged to adopt

What is Common Core?

500

This law required parents to make sure their children knew the principles of religion and the rules of the commonwealth

What is the Massachusetts Law of 1642?

500

This law specified that all townships in the Northwest Territories would be divided and one would be set aside for public schools.

What is the Northwest Ordinance?

500

Who was the "Father of Universal Education" ? 

Horace Mann

500

Vocational schools were popular until after what?

*HINT* UNION

Soviet Union Satellite 

The focus was returned to math and science.

Vocational schools faded out. 

500

This association was formed in 1857 and focused on the growth and advancements of the teaching community.

What is the National Education Association?

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