History and People
G. Stanley Hall is known for his
Child Study Movement
Public Schools are considered what for Poverty and social class distinctions
The "Great Equalizer"
Modern Special Education Programs
are inclusive and less Restrictive moving away from self-contained
Whole student Growth
Progressivism
Horace Mann is considered
The "Father Of American Education"
John Dewey Education's Goal
Promotion of life-long Self-directed learners with good citizenship
Common Schools are open to who?
All students regardless of Race, Gender, and Class
Teacher-directed and traditionalism
Connects life values to subject staturation
We build upon what we know
Contructivism
Bloom's Taxonomy
analysis, synthesis, and evaluation
Slaves in Early America
Received no Formal Education
Educational Political Goals
Allegiance to the country
Western Literature Classics considered by traditionalist
source of universal virtue and wisdom
Perennialism
Recurring themes, test, and subject content and curriculum year after year
Interpersonal Relationships
Appreciating people's social, cultural, and ethnic diversities
The New England States like Massachusetts
Developed the foundation and requirement of Education for children
Mastery of Basic Skills
Comprehension of reading, writing, speaking and, mathematics
Progressives...
acknowledge that one standard does not fit all
Critical Theory
The world is chaotic and requires social justice and change
Brown v Board of Ed
Segregation was unconstitutional 1954
John Locke Believed in
CONFER Status rather than confirm
Industrial Operation's Efficiency transfers to school operations and management
Fredrick Taylor's Scientific and Management Theory
Personal Aptitudes, interests, and ambitions related to career choices and occupations
Career or Vocational training
Existentialism
Universal virtue and wisdom through the humanities
What is Carl Jung's Collective Unconscious
people around the world experience emotion, hopes, relationships, understanding, and morality generally the same