Spring Chapter Readings

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Across
  1. 2. A 19th-century education reformer who promoted the Common School Movement and equal access to education.
  2. 5. A theory supporting schools as centers for building stronger social connections and democracy.
  3. 7. The inclusion of medical care, meals, and social services in schools to support students’ well-being.
  4. 8. A movement aimed at unifying society through a public education system that instilled shared values.
  5. 10. A controversial topic regarding whether schools should promote patriotism or critical thinking.
  6. 11. The idea that schools influence national loyalty by teaching patriotism and a shared identity.
  7. 12. The belief that education should provide all students, regardless of background, a fair chance to succeed.
Down
  1. 1. A program designed to keep students engaged outside school hours and prevent delinquency.
  2. 3. The belief that schools should teach values like honesty and respect to shape responsible citizens.
  3. 4. The process by which schools teach students about citizenship, governance, and political participation.
  4. 6. A practice where schools promoted Protestant Anglo-American culture, discouraging immigrant traditions.
  5. 9. A term referring to the role of schools in solving social issues, such as poverty and crime.