History
The Role of Teachers
Curriculum
Important Fact
Additonal Information
100

The years of the Early National Period

1776-1840

100

Teachers were the model of ______

Good citizenship

100

The curriculum includes ______

Reading, writing, math, and religion

100

_______ played less of a role in the classroom.

Religion

100

This period began because of _____

American Revolution

200

Major historical point during this time period

The American Revolution

200

Teachers were often involved in _________

Community issues

200

The history that were taught in school 

Grek, Roman, and English History

200

_______ began the first public library.

Franklin

200

Education changes began in ______ and moved to the _____ areas

Cities;Rural

300
2 Political Activist for education

Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson

300

Teachers taught ________

Citizenship

300

Main demographic 

Wite males and some females 

300

______ introduced a public system of education.

Jefferson

300

People believed ______

They could make a better society

400

An institution founded by Benjamin Franklin

Public Library

400

Educators were expected to go to ______

Church

400

Schoolbooks used in the classroom

The Primer

400

Mostly took the more advanced classes.

Boys with money

400

Children used _____ to write.

A quill 

500

Location of the first American school system

New England (Massachusetts) 

500

Teachers expected students to ______

Obey laws and rules 

500

Religious group that wrote most f the curriculum

Puritains

500

______ established the University of Virginia

Jefferson

500

People were _____

eager to try new ideas