1. George counts
By Michael Esch

2. George counts fun facts
Early Life
George counts fun facts
I grew up in a small town in Oklahoma. My first two years of formal education was in a one room school. During that time I completed four years of worth of school work. Then I went to conventional high school and graduated at 18. I was accepted and got my degree at the Baker University in After graduating I taught and was the principle of a public school for one year. This time while teaching and leading a school inspired me to go back for my graduate degree. I went to the University of Chicago and graduated in Then I studied under Charles H. Judd and Albion W, Small to obtain my Ph.D in After that I taught at various colleges including Yale University, University of Chicago and St. Louis University to name a few. I become interested in politics and joined the ACLU. Later starting the Liberal Party and running as a senator. (Gutek, 1984)
Controversy
Famous Picture
I have been called a radical for my teaching philosophy. In my day the newest teaching style that was surfacing was Progressivism. I took Progressivism another step forward into Social Reconstructionism.

3. Dare the School Change the New Social Order?
3 Speeches into a book
Progressive Education Issues
Accepts indoctrination
Speech can be found on
George Counts wiki page

4. Social reconstructism
Identify
Guide
Resolve
Social reconstructism
LET’S TRY IT OUT!

5. Socrative.com
I asked the questions about children living in poverty in Cincinnati.
There are 53% of children living in poverty in Cincinnati.
Then we discussed the negative effects of a student living in poverty.
Then the class broke into small groups and discussed how each sub-group (local government, school board, teachers, and citizens) in the community could work to resolve this issue.
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6. Resources
Gutek, G. L. (1984). George s. counts and american civilization: The educator as social theorist. Macon, GA: Mercer University Press.
Portrait of george s. counts, teachers college faculty (n/a, ), by unknown. (n.d.). Retrieved from =1&number=204&order=date&pagenum=6
(n.d.) Retreived from