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    Despite the conflicting views of populism also gaining traction during this time, progressivism provided the idealized philosophy that the elites of the country would lead the United States into great prosperity through becoming active members of society. The book also mentioned the rise of mobility and women’s rights during this period with…

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    classroom. The five educational philosophies are essentialism, perennialism, progressivism, social reconstructionism, and existentialism. All five differ from the focus of study and teacher’s role. Essentialism believes the purpose of education is to teach key elements of core concepts so that all students have access to basic (“essential”) knowledge. Perennialism believes that focus should be on literature and art. Progressivism believes in learning through experiences. Social Reconstructionism…

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    An Analysis of Intellectualism in Crime and Punishment On December 22, 1849, at eight A.M., Fyodor Dostoyevsky was roughly tied to a wooden stake and blindfolded (Townsend). An opponent of tsarist autocracy and serfdom, the young writer had joined a progressive group known as the Petrashevsky Circle. He was soon arrested for subversive political activity against Tsar Nicholas I and condemned to death. As members of the firing squad raised their guns, a courier arrived and revealed the…

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    fundamental element for successful reformation in this era. Since some new technologies like travel and communication encouraged people to organize some groups to protect and develop their certain economic interests. Through this process, the term progressivism which showed anxiety of the urban middle class could appear at government. Women also changed their role markedly. The New Woman arose to enjoy self-determination without interference of men. They usually used abortion to control birth…

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    During the late 19th and early 20th century, a wave of progressivism swept over the ever-growing nation of America. In the absence of a morally just federal government, many state legislators began to act as political reformers. One imperative figure of this statehouse progressive movement was Wisconsin Governor, Senator and House Representative Robert M. La Follette. Nicknamed “ Fighting Bob” because of his frequent head-butting with opposing party leaders, La Follette was also named one of…

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    philosophy that we need to beware. The confrontational threats are displayed in a manner that reminds me of the reality of these existed damaging ideologies as Geisler sums each destructive idea up from naturalism to agnosticism, evolutionism, progressivism, existentialism, phenomenology, conventionalism, processism, Platonic Allegorism, Ockhamistic Nominalism, Aristotelianism, anthropological monism, and to historical criticism. Though I did not know all of these philosophies in details before…

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    History inherently affects our lives. Every decision, great or small, affects the future in some manner. Progressivism is an important example of how reforms made over a hundred years ago can continue to influence our government today. One example of the success of progressive ideas is women’s rights. After 70 years of campaigning, the movement towards women’s suffrage was finally gaining real support in government. Under Woodrow Wilson’s presidency, women once again rose against the government…

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    I had the privilege to observe in a Capital Area Head Start program pre-kindergarten classroom. This was quite an eye-opening, and valuable learning experience because of the level of diversity that goes on in one of these classrooms. Head Start is a federally funded program that aids low socioeconomic status families in giving their children a safe, learning environment up to two years before they go into the public school setting. Capital Area Head Start (1998) mission statement is “to…

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    Teaching, in my view, is one of the greatest career choices; I choose to be a teacher because I find myself there. Since I was in grade 4, I admire teaching English more than anything. I always imagine that I am going to be a great teacher and all my students will love English and learning. My mother also is one of the reasons since when I was in grade 8 I heard her always repeating that she wished if there is a teacher in our family. In addition , want to be a teacher because I think my country…

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    the first two decades of the twentieth century America’s experienced growing sentiment toward the progressivism. In essence, this movement looked to answer the social and economic problems that America was facing. The two main presidents during the time period were Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. They both knew that America was facing a crisis. They each had their own vision for progressivism, but they were to be achieved through different means. Whereas Theodore Roosevelt attempted to…

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