Education in Colonial New England (1600’s) By: Jordan White September 9, 2010 Edu 224 V

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Education in Colonial New England (1600’s) By: Jordan White September 9, 2010 Edu 224 V

Colonial Education Religion- Puritan Home School “Dame schools” Apprenticeships Latin Grammar School (1635) Harvard College (1636) Christopher Lamb’s School “Pauper’s Oath” The New England Primer (1690) Harvard College: Dame School The New England Primer chooling,%20Education,%20and%20Literacy% 20in%20Colonial%20America.htm

Teachers in colonial time… were not just teachers High status in community High moral character Second to clergy Substitute for the minister Ring church bell Clean/manage schoolhouse Latin Grammar School Picture taken in Wessels library

Differences in the Education of Boys, Girls, and Minorities Boys: Wealthy boys went to Latin Grammar School Sent to Europe for higher education Girls: One – Two years of school Learned to read Bible May learn to write name Learned alphabet to stitch religious quotes to Become good wife and mother Diverse Students: Few religious groups created schools for children of color Blacks and Native Americans denied education since tionary-war/colonies/colonial- ways.htm#young-ladies eblogs/partners/phe/

Daily Life of a Student Christopher Lamb’s School – Read Testament aloud – Writing lessons – Examined to make sure washed and combed – Ten minute prayer – Recited bible lesson Latin Grammar School – School day from 7am-5pm – Lunch typically from 11am- 1pm Term Only four months out of the year ColonialLife-Main%20Page.htm

Effects on Education Today Religion in the classroom Massachusetts law of 1642 Old Deluder Satan Law (1647) Education affected by economic class BE html

Works Cited Sadker, D. M., & Zittleman, K. (2008). Teachers, schools, and society: A brief introduction to education (2 nd ed.). Boston: McGraw-Hill. Elson, W. H. (1904). Religion, Education, Medicine. In History of the United States of America (chap. X p ). New York: The MacMillan Company. Retrieved September 08, 2010, from O’Neil, M. (n.d.). The New England Primer. Retrieved September 08, 2010, from Matzat, A. L. (n.d). Massachusetts Education Laws of 1642 and Retrieved September 09, 2010, form Gelbrich, J. (1999). Section II- American Education Colonial America. Retrieved September 09, 2010, from

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