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What was the main focus of the child savers movement in the US?
What was the main focus of the child savers movement in the US?
- Providing education for underprivileged children
- Addressing the issue of child labor
- Helping children with disabilities
- Dealing with delinquent children from the underclass (correct)
When was compulsory education introduced in the US?
When was compulsory education introduced in the US?
- 18th century
- 19th century
- 20th century (correct)
- 21st century
How was school discipline managed before zero tolerance policies?
How was school discipline managed before zero tolerance policies?
- Through counseling sessions
- Through psychiatric asylums (correct)
- Through community service
- Through detention centers
What was the reason behind the introduction of zero tolerance policies in the 1990s in the US?
What was the reason behind the introduction of zero tolerance policies in the 1990s in the US?
What was the outcome of the Goss v. Lopez Supreme Court decision?
What was the outcome of the Goss v. Lopez Supreme Court decision?
What do zero tolerance policies involve?
What do zero tolerance policies involve?
What influenced the implementation of zero tolerance policies?
What influenced the implementation of zero tolerance policies?
What is a common characteristic of zero tolerance policies?
What is a common characteristic of zero tolerance policies?
What impact did the tough on crime era have on school discipline policies?
What impact did the tough on crime era have on school discipline policies?
What event contributed to the implementation of zero tolerance policies?
What event contributed to the implementation of zero tolerance policies?
What have zero tolerance policies resulted in?
What have zero tolerance policies resulted in?
How do school shootings impact school safety policies?
How do school shootings impact school safety policies?
Who has been disproportionately affected by zero tolerance policies?
Who has been disproportionately affected by zero tolerance policies?
What is the school-to-prison pipeline?
What is the school-to-prison pipeline?
What does the school-to-prison pipeline refer to?
What does the school-to-prison pipeline refer to?
How have people reacted to the implementation of zero tolerance policies?
How have people reacted to the implementation of zero tolerance policies?
What was one of the primary goals of zero tolerance policies?
What was one of the primary goals of zero tolerance policies?
Study Notes
- Compulsory education was introduced in the US for children aged 14+.
- The child savers movement focused on underclass delinquent children.
- Zero tolerance policies were introduced in the 1990s due to increased violence among students.
- The Goss v. Lopez Supreme Court decision found due process violations in suspension.
- Zero tolerance policies often have predetermined and severe consequences for misbehaviors.
- The tough on crime era impacted school discipline policies.
- School shootings are uncommon but have a significant impact on school safety policies.
- Zero tolerance policies have led to increased police presence, security, and monitoring in schools.
- The school-to-prison pipeline has resulted in racial and punishment disparities for minority and disabled students.
- The No Child Left Behind Act and school resource officers are also relevant to school discipline policies.
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Test your knowledge on the historical evolution of school discipline policies in the United States, from compulsory education to zero tolerance policies and their impact on students. Explore key court decisions, movements, and laws that have shaped school discipline.
