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1
In the early colonies, what were the early schools located in the homes called?
Dame Schools
Subscription Schools
Familial Schools
Parochial Schools
2
What was the name of a very early textbook used in schools in the colonies?
McGuffey Readers
New England Primers
Apple Readers
Ellson Grey Reader
3
Public schools cannot mandate prayer. Which of the following best describes why?
Old Deluder Satan Act established a non-religious public ed
First Amendment establishes separation of church and state
Land Ordinance called for a secular vs religious orientation
10th Amendment
4
Which are the most accurate description of the influence from Rousseau and Pestalozzi?
Emphasized memorization and recitation as "training of mind"
Emphasized the principle of separation of church and state
Emphasized education for all citizens not just wealthy
Emphasized importance of hands on experiences as foundation
5
Who first argued that early adolescents were neither children nor adults?
G. Stanley Hall
Horace Mann
John Dewey
B. F. Skinner
6
Horace Mann was responsible for
leading the movement to remove the federal gov from schools
writing and passing the NW Ordinance of 1785
legislation to lead to the principle of separation of church
the idea of citizens paying taxes to pay for schools
7
The US Constitution provided an explicit reference to a need for education.
True
False
8
Which African American leader supported segregated schools?
Samuel Chapman Armstrong
John Alvord
W.E.B. Du Bois
Booker T. Washington
9
The first compulsory attendance law required
4 months of school.
10 months of school.
12 weeks of school.
10 weeks of school.
10
Who first questioned the focus of education on memorization and subordination to authority?
William James
Edward Thorndike
John Dewey
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
11
The first kindergarten was established by
John Dewey
Horace Mann
Friedrich Froebel
Robert Owens
12
The elementary school curriculum in the nineteenth century was influenced by which writer?
Thomas Jefferson
Noah Webster
Horace Mann
John Dewey
13
The Land Ordinance of 1785 addressed which area of the United States?
West
South
North
East
14
Who was responsible for setting the expectations for early schools in the US?
States
Local Towns
The Churches
Federal Government
15
Which of the following is not a component of the middle school model?
Heterogeneous grouping
Interdisciplinary teams
Collaborative and cooperative learning
Nurturing climate
16
The first middle school was established in
Ohio
New York
California
Massachusetts
17
African Americans in the south often build their own schools even though they pay local taxes.
True
False
18
By the 20th century, high schools were beginning to sort students for specific roles in society
True
False
19
Literacy was a punishable crime for African Americans in the south prior to the Civil War.
True
False
20
The first kindergarten in the US was opened with the purpose of serving what population?
African American students
Gifted students
Students in poverty
Suburban students
21
The Supreme Court decision that made the policy, "separate but equal" illegal was
Brown vs. the Board of Education of Topeka.
the Civil Rights Act.
the National Defense Education Act.
Title IX.
22
Which of the following was not an area of debate regarding education in early American history?
Education of the disabled
School attendance
None of the above
Basic education requirements for citizens
23
Which ones largely determined the curriculum of high schools in the early 20
th
century?
textbooks
school boards
teachers
churches
24
Early reading instruction focused on
reading laws the citizens neede
Constitution reading.
scripture reading.
none of the above
25
Early contracts for teachers did not allow them to ____.
join a political party.
continue their education.
register to vote.
marry.
26
Who integrated psychology and pedagogy into a child centered curriculum?
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Edward Thorndike
John Dewey
William James
27
Who started a laboratory school and tied to progressive education?
Jean-Jacque Rosseau
Jean Piaget
Edward Thorndike
John Dewey
28
Charity schools were developed with the purpose of
teaching Native Americans.
none of the above
providing early education to disabled students.
teaching students who lacked appropriate parental guidance.
29
Which one was not a track included in the early 20th century recommendations for high schools?
Academic
Arts
General
Vocational
30
Early Native American education focused on
forming one single tribe.
learning Christianity.
Native American culture.
preserving native languages.
31
Which colony established the first provision requiring all children receive formal education?
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New Jersey
32
_________ Schools were first established to prepare teachers for elementary schools.
Academy
Teacher Education
Preparatory
Normal