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Air Max 87 Top 12 Pioneers In Education

 
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ace Mann (1796-1859) Pioneer of American Public School Education
Horace Mann grew up in a time when education was not easily obtained for those that lived in the poor rural areas of America. Though his own early education was limited, he attended Browns University, studied law, and later enjoyed a highly successful political career. It was during his time serving as a representative and senator in the legislature of Massachusetts and lastly Secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education that he used his influence to advance change in the American educational system. We can thank Horace Mann for teacher training colleges, free libraries, and free public education to all children through taxation.
Freidrich Froebel (1782-1852) Pioneer of Early Childhood Education
Freidrich Froebel was a German educator whose philosophy of education influenced such people as Horace Mann and Maria Montessori. Based on the belief that a young child possessed innate qualities that would unfold gradually within a natural setting, he established kindergartens where free expression, creativity, social interaction,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], motor activity and learning by doing were the focus. Many of these same tenets can be found in our contemporary early childhood programs.
Charlotte Mason (1842-1923) Pioneer of Home Education
A citizen of Britain, Charlotte Mason�� dream was that all children,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], no matter what social class, should have the opportunity to obtain a liberal arts education. She was dedicated to improving the way in which children were educated. Seeing the importance of educating parents in areas of discipline and the training of children, she began the Parents��Education Union. It was her belief that children learn best through ��iving books��rather than dry textbooks and through real experiences. Her methods included an emphasis on the enjoyment of the arts and the study of great artists and musicians. Many of her educational practices were well suited to home education and her methods have become the foundation of many homeschooling families.
Jean Piaget (1896-1980) Pioneer of How Children Learn
Anyone who has taken a child psychology class will have studied the developmental and learning theories of Jean Piaget, the Swedish psychologist. Fascinated with how children reasoned, he began researching and writing books on the subject of child psychology. When he later married and fathered three children, he was supplied with enough data to write three more books! His research and subsequent theories have become the basis and foundation of our understanding of normal child development.
Margaret Bancroft (1854-1912) Pioneer of Special Education
Bancroft�� intelligence, imagination,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and dedication to her students set her apart as an extraordinary educator. At the age of 25,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], she embarked on a courageous and lonely endeavor by opening the first private boarding school in Haddonfield, New Jersey, for children with developmental delays. She believed that disabled children needed special schools, adapted material, and well trained teachers rather than to be sent to institutions. Bancroft�� students responded to her love and patience and individually-tailored instruction. Under her influence, the medical profession began to awaken to their responsibility to help correct defects and disabilities in children. Admirers of her skill came to train and later became leaders in the field of special education.
Booker T. Washington (1856-1915) Pioneer of Education for African-Americans
Born into slavery and later freed, Washington knew first hand the difference an education can make in a person�� life. As a young man, Washington was appointed to head the Tuskegee Institute now called Tuskegee University, which was originally a teacher�� training college for African-Americans. He was leader of the college from its infancy to the time of his death. He became a dominant and influential figure among politicians and the general public and did much to pave the way for late
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