Christian Education and Public Schooling

Christian Educator Virtues

• Nine virtues are identified as important for Christian educators.

Definition of Vocation

• A vocation is a call to a specific duty or career.

Common School Era

• This period focused on establishing public education.

Catholics vs. Protestants (Common School Era)

• Differences in religious views existed regarding public education.

Thomas Jefferson

• Jefferson played a role in shaping public education.

Catherine Beecher

• Catherine Beecher was a significant figure in educating women.

John Dewey

• John Dewey was influential in developing progressive education methods.

The Gary Schools

• The Gary schools implemented innovative teaching practices.

The New York African Free Schools

• These schools provided education for African Americans.

Impact of Immigration on Public Education

• Immigration caused shifts and challenges in public education systems.

Stanford-Binet Test

• This was an early intelligence test.

Impact of World War I and II on Public Education

• Wars influenced educational priorities and resources.

Impact of the Cold War on Public Education

• The Cold War led to changes in curriculum and educational philosophies.

Elementary and Secondary Education Act

• This act provided federal funding for education.

Civil Rights Act of 1964

• The Civil Rights Act affected education access and equality.

Title IX

• Title IX prohibited gender discrimination in education.

Little Rock Nine

• The Little Rock Nine were a landmark group in desegregation.

Brown vs. Board of Education

• This Supreme Court decision outlawed segregation in schools.

A Nation at Risk Report

• This report highlighted educational problems and issues.

School Choice Movement

• This movement promotes various options for education.

Common Core State Standards

• Common Core aimed for standardization in education curriculum.

Six Learning Philosophies

• Six distinct philosophies guide teaching practices.

Progressive vs. Traditionalist Approaches (Math, Science, ELA, Social Studies)

• Differences existed between educational views about various subjects.

Constructivism

• Constructivism is a learning theory emphasizing active learning.

Explore the key concepts and historical figures that shaped Christian education and public schooling in America. This quiz will cover important virtues for educators, the influence of notable figures like Thomas Jefferson and John Dewey, and the impact of immigration on educational systems.