Moving Forces
The ___ class is seen as those who cant afford to educate their children at private expense.
What is the working class.
"Father of American Education" Spokes Person for the Common School Movement.
What is Horace Mann
Offering education beyond the ____ school did not become a firmly established part of the American educational scene until the last quarter of the 19th Century
What is Elementary
The four curricula that was recommended
What is classical, latin- scientific, modern language, and english
After _________ rapid growth in enrollments and school construction, that school reorganization driven by overcrowding and space availability brought an end to the dominance of the eight-four pattern and cemented this rung of the U.S educational system ladder.
What is World War II
The group that saw the common schools as a means of controlling crime and social unrest
What is Social Control
(1845-1849) He worked to improve public support for the common schools and the training of teachers
What is Henry Barnard
In 1831, the first American Comprehensive (and coeducational) high school offering both english and classical courses of study was opened in
What is Lowell, Massachusetts
The Association that esblished the Committee of Ten
NEA National Education Association
The first Junior High School was established in
What is Columbus, Ohio.
The movement that was feuled by individuals who placed more value on the individual than on his or her own social movement
What is the Frontier Movement
She is the founder of Hartford Female Seminary and the Western Institute for Women
What is Catharine Beecher
1860, there were only 300 __ schools in the nation compared with more than 6,000 academies
What is high schools
The curricula that Dominated by the
What is Classical, college preparatory schools
The act that enacted to pay for the preparation and salaries of the vocational and home economic teachers
1917 Smith Hughes Act
The two most important education journals that was used to popularize education and to keep teachers informed of educational innovations ideas from home and abroad.
What is Massachusetts Common School Journal
AND
American Journal of Education
1865; Systems of common schools had been established throughout the Northwestern, Midwestern, and Western States, and more than 50% of the nations children were enrolled in public schools.
What is Increased State Support
A number of factors came together to create a greater demand for secondary education. These were similar to those that fueled the common school movement
What is Population Growth in large part due to immagration
and a rapid growth in industry and technology
Using psychology of mental discipline as its rationale, the committee claimed that the recommended subjects developed a set of skills that are vulernable to ones specific occupation
What is Vocational Training.
"Develop in each individual the knowledge, interests, ideals, habits, and powers whereby he will find his place and use that place to shape both himself and society towards ever nobler ends"
Philosophy of the CRSE
Support for the common schools would not have been obtained with out the ___Virtues and ___Morality.
What is Republican Virtues and Christian Morality
Rote learning, drill, and practice did not disappear from the classroom. but a more pestalozzian approach that placed value on the sensitivities and individuality of the child was making some inroads
What is Curriculum 1982
The case that is famous for the public secondary school movement by the decision of the Supreme Court of Michigan
What is Kalamazoo Case
Recommended that each course meets four or five times weekly for one year, each student would receive ___.
What is Carnegie Unit
7 Priciples of Secondary Education
What is:
1.) Health
2.) Fundamental Process
3.) Worthy Home Membership
4.) Vocational Preparation
5.) Citizenship
6.) Use of Leisure Time
7.) Ethical Charater