School Improvements
Social Improvements
Continuing Education
Scientific Management in Schools
Free For All
100
The purpose of this was to compensate for the supposed loss of socialization within the slum family, to protect the young child from the influences of the street, to provide preparation for entrance into regular elementary school classes, and to educate parents. (p. 209)
What is kindergarten?
100
The purpose of this was to free women of household drudgery to pursue further education and participate in urban reform projects. (p. 211)
What is home economics?
100
These were developed to help young people between the ages of 14 and 17 to develop social efficiency that had been provided in the past by the home, community, and church. (p. 249)
What are high schools?
100
Professional managers and social scientists were educated in __________ during the second half of the nineteenth century. (p. 287)
What are Universities?
100
Intelligence and personality tests were originally developed for...
What is the military?
200
These were built for children in the 1880s through early 1900s. (p. 220)
What are playgrounds?
200
Standardized measurements were created when a student inquired on how much a pinch was. This occurred during the creation of ..... (p. 216)
What is American Cuisine.
200
A differentiated __________ was developed to train each student to perform a specific task that would benefit society. (p. 251)
What is curriculum?
200
_________ dominated the election of school boards. (p. 293)
What are civic elites?
200
This idea placed the university at the pinnacle of a scientifically managed society.
What is Meritocracy?
300
"The syllabi said nothing about _____, and teachers themselves wondered whether ________ was their charge. (p. 220)
What are baths/bathing?
300
The addition of architecture, libraries, museums, conservatories, and decorating with art turned schools into.... (p. 222)
What is social center?
300
This German idea of ____________ was integrated into American education through the creation of differentiated junior high schools, vocational education, and vocational guidance. (p. 255-256)
What is human capital?
300
The concept that intelligence is biologically inherited ultimately led to the restriction of ____________ to the United States. (p. 298)
What is immigration?
300
Dr. Taylor signs her emails in this manner.
What is KAT?
400
These were added to schools to maintain healthy students. (
What are nurses?
400
To avoid ________, the Committee of Ten developed four different courses of study, Classical, Latin-Scientific, Modern Language, and English that were all equal in terms of college admission. This marked a decline in college admission requirements. (p. 246-247)
What is class-based education?
400
In the early 1900s many groups in society believed that social problems could be resolved the the expansion of social institutions-public schools. Both _________ and the _________ saw schools as the answer to their social problems. (p. 270-271)
What are industry leaders and working class?
400
"Whenever the four million choose to devote their superior intelligence to understanding the lower mental levels and the problem of the comfort and happiness of the other ninety-six million, they will be elected rulers of the realm and then will come perfect government-Aristocracy in Democracy" was said by... (p. 301)
Who is Henry Herbert Goddard?
400
The theory our research and readings incorporates.
What is Critical Race Theory?
500
The main purpose of school improvements was to... (p. 224)
What is Americanize immigrants.
500
The housewife was expected to shift her role of producer to a role of... (p. 218)
What is consumer?
500
The development of the project method, group activity, socialized learning, child-centered education, and the educating of social imagination were all methods of preparing students for the ... (P. 277 [272-277])
What is workplace?
500
Meritocracy excluded these very important groups. (p. 313)
What are minority groups?
500
Stephanie's favorite animal.
What is a dog?
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