History of Education Crossword

a classical secondary school in colonial America that emphasized elements of Latin and English grammar schools
a program that rounded out a child's colonial education
a credit awarded to a student for successfully completeing a high school course
a public, tax-supported school
primary schools in colonial and other early periods in which students were taught by untrained women in the women's own homes
an educational institution for children in grades 1 through 5,6,or 8 often including kindergarden
first free secondary school
a term applied to the gender stereotypeing of career and occupational fields
a single sheet of parchment contaiing the Lord's prayer and letters of the alphabet
meaning "in place of the parents"
a preeschool, early childhood educational environment first designed by Freobel in the mid-ninteenth century
a classical secondary school with a Latin and Greek curriculum preparing students for college
early childhood schools that adhere to the approach she developed alomst a century ago. originally intended for disadvantaged students
one of the first textbooks in Colonial America, teaching reading and moral messages
a two year teacher education institution popukar in the nineteenth century
illustrated how education could transform society
an educational philosophy emphasizing democracy, student needs, practical activities, and school community relationships
a legal doctrine that holds the equality of treatment is accorded when the races are provided
the textbook that replaced the New England primer
a psychological theory that interprets human behavior in terms of stimuli-response