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1 Introduction to Education
History of Education Introduction to Education

2 Learning Targets I will increase my understanding of major topics addressed in chapter 4 by participating in class discussion. I will share my observations and opinions regarding tenure based on the Time article and blog postings.

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4 Free and Universal Education for All
“It is critical to the vitality of the new republic.”—Thomas Jefferson

5 A Nation of Immigrants How did free and universal public education impact the newest Americans?

6 A Nation Divided How did free and universal public education impact African Americans? “Separate but Equal,” Plessy vs. Ferguson, 1896 Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka, 1954

7 Sputnik 1957

8 Johnson’s War on Poverty 1964

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10 Rules for Teachers, 1915

11 Tenure Article

12 Open Book/Note Test Tomorrow

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