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15 Cards in this Set
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Who created the method of teaching in which a teacher asks a series of questions that leads the student to a certain conclusion?
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Socrates.
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Which educator is responsible for the early beginnings of the liberal arts curriculum?
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Alcuin.
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Who established the first kindergarten?
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Froebel.
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What are some of the major educational contributions of the Greeks?
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Educational programs that stress intellectual and aesthetic objectives.
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What are some of the major educational contributions of the Romans?
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Latin grammar schools.
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What are some of the major educational contributions during the Middle Ages?
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Universities and the Arabic numbering system.
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What are some of the major educational contributions during the Renaissance?
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A rekindled value in human knowledge
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What are some of the major educational contributions during the Reformation?
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Rationalism, naturalism, the first kindergarten, and the Herbartian teaching method
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What are some of the major educational contributions during the Age of Reason?
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Rationalism, naturalism, the first kindergarten, and the Herbartian teaching method.
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If I was equipped with a frown, dunce cap, stick, whip, and a variety of harsh phrases, then I was a:
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colonial schoolmaster.
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If I viewed school as an unpleasant experience, then I was a:
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colonial student.
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If I taught female children in the home, then I was likely a:
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colonial parent.
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What was one of the most important educational contributions of local governments in the early twentieth century?
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The establishment of high schools.
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What were some of the most important education laws that state governments passed in the late 1800s to early 1900s?
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Compulsory school attendance laws.
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What was one of the most important laws that the federal government passed in the early twentieth century?
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A law stating that attendance at private schools is in compliance with compulsory school attendance
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