chapter 9 Flashcards

1
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What statement best describes the Puritan view of education

A

Memorization of Scripture and the practice of biblical principles wherefore important than academic subjects

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2
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true or false: the first colonial Schools were attended equally by girls and boys

A

False

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3
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What was “Boarding ‘round”?

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an 18th century practice involving teachers living with students’ families for about a week at a time

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4
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Describe Benjamin Franklin

A

Inventor, Philosopher, Believer in Fine Arts

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5
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true or false: in Dame Schools students were educated in their own homes?

A

False

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6
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did Latin Grammar Schools accept garland boys equally

A

no

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7
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what was the first compulsory education law in the New World

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Massachusetts Act of 1642

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8
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true or false: the Old Deluder Satan Act was a ruling by Puritans to make sure all their children attended school?

A

False

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9
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what three things were in the New England Primer?

A

the Lords Prayer, the Ten Commandments, a spelling guide based on the alphabet

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10
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what three things were taught in Franklin Academy?

A

Astronomy, Navigation, and Student Choice Courses

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11
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why were town schools created

A

provide education for entire communities

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12
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who was the “School master of the Republic” and publisher of the American Spelling Book?

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Noah Webster

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13
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Which legislative act divided federally on wilderness land into townships and required the building of pre-college schools?

A

Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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14
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what was one of the reasons for Common Schools

A

they provide avenues for social and economic mobility

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15
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what was the beginning of public schools

A

English Classical School in 1821

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16
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Which educator did not make a significant impact on the field of early childhood education?

A

Samuel Howe

17
Q

What best describes the purpose for normal schools?

A

To provide formal training for teachers

18
Q

Prudence Crandall was best known for her work with?

A

African-American students

19
Q

The purpose of black codes was to?

A

Prohibit the education of slaves

20
Q

true or false: Progressive education only focuses on core subjects

A

fasle

21
Q

Who established a school in Florida to train female African-American teachers?

A

Mary McLeod Bethune

22
Q

What was the legislative act that called for strengthening of science, math, and foreign language programs?

A

National defense education act of 1958

23
Q

What was brown versus the Board of Education about?

A

It declared segregating children based solely on race was wrong and illegal.

24
Q

Which legislative act withhold federal funds from schools that discriminated against students based on race, color, or national origin?

A

Civil rights act of 1964

25
Q

True or faults: the beginning of middle schools was a result of the publication of a nation at risk: the imperative for educational reform?

A

false