History of Education

2. where the first university graduate program for teaching was located.
6. “I think- therefore, I am”
8. wrote the first textbooks to be used in public schools
11. the goals of this movement were to provide a free education for white children, to educate teachers and to give the state control over public schools.
13. Schools for children with disabilities were improved in the twentieth century because of this act.
14. Believed in the power of spoken word. They relied on rhetoric and arts of public address
15. In the thirteenth century only a minority of the population were being educated, almost exclusively these individuals.
17. Supreme court ruling that allowed African Americans to have more educational oppurtunities

1. In Europe there was a strong link between this and public education.
3. In early roman education children were taught by them.
4. this amendment removed religious instruction from schools supported by the state.
5. The first state to require individuals to take a general knowledge test before becoming a teacher.
7. an intellectual movement in the 17th century that allowed people to use reason to make sense of the world around them.
9. Today’s society and educational systems rely on this.
10. A type of learning the requires interaction within small groups.
12. In these types of countries, learning how to dig a well can be just as important as learning how to read
16. Before the 1800s teachers were predominantly these individuals.