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Hello my name is Cesar Avila and something that I learned from the common core standards is that it is  to represent the next generation of K–12 standards designed to prepare all students for success in college, career, and life by the time they graduate from high school.

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Hello my name is Titus Sanchez. Something that I learned from the Wounded knee, south Dakota was that Us troops opened fire on unarmed men and women killing nearly 200 people and injured countless more.

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Hey my name is Abigail Flores. Something that I learned from the timeline on the PBS website was that schools started off being ran by men, but they needed women to help them out with how many schools they were opening up. This caused teaching to become more female dominant.

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My name is Jose Gamino, one thing that I learned was that the common core standards were brought out in 2010 and they are designed to help students with their knowledge.

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Hello, My name is Salome Meza. One thing I've learned from the PBS timeline is that some people argue that our country suffers from too much standardization. They argue that we need more thoughtful and individualized approach to teaching. These issues can be resolved but too many states are committed to standards-based initiatives.

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1890's-1910's: Women Teacher's Rebellion 

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1890's-1910's: Women Teacher's Rebellion 

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Hello everyone, my name is Alexa Kateley. Something I learned from the PBS timeline was at the turn of the the 20th century, 75% of teachers were women and a very small percentage made up of administrators. Women teachers' work was heavily scrutinized and dictated. The women began to feel insignificant and powerless. They were underpaid and often overcrowded with students. This is what began the teachers' rebellion and creation of unions.

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Good evening, My name is MariaIsabel Torres. Something I learned from the PBS website was that there is public concern with the preparedness and and quality of the nation's teachers has generated a great deal of publicity recently. It seems like the teachers should have more evaluation done upon them. There are some matters being done to deal with the issue but it all takes time to make a change.

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Hello everyone, my name is Shelby Clem. One thing that I learned from the PBS website is that many educators thought that the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards addresses the problem of broader teacher assessment. Now, the NBPTS grants national teacher certification for professionals based on performance assessments and examinations.

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Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Board of Education, 1971 

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Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Board of Education, 1971 

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Hello everyone, My name is Magali Carrillo. Something that was a challenge in the early days of education was that any other race was not able to attend school. Swann v. Charlotte was a African American family v. the a town named Charlotte in South Carolina and they were trying to get their child to be able to attend school.

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Hi everyone, my name is Suzanne Cardoso. One thing that I learned from the timeline was that women did not start out with the same pay as men did but they were eventually able to reach the same salary that men had as teachers. Although even after this happened men were still dominating administration.

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1960s to 1980s: Teachers, Social Equality and Professionalism

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1960s to 1980s: Teachers, Social Equality and Professionalism

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Hello, my name is Yoselin Prado and something I learned from the 1960s to the 1980s is that between the 60s and 70s, teachers were battling for their civil rights, the end of the Vietnam war, etc. Further down the years around the 80s, the public had thoughts that schools were failing and teachers had some responsibility for it. In the year of 1983, a report was done called "A Nation at Risk" representing the teachers that were working in poor conditions were the ones receiving poor results.

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My name is Yasmin Mejia. From the history of education timeline on the PBS website I learn that testing was also a way of knowing if students are “smart”. Which is a mentality that is still around. In the article it states that people also counted on standardized tests to define the amount of knowledge they have. Now we know the standardized test as CAASPP, Common Core.

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Hi fellow classmates, my name is Maria Vaca. Within this article provided by PBS, I learned about the Sioux Indians war with the American troops. In 1890, the Sioux Indians were planning their uprising, mentioning the "falling of the white men" therefore, although many observers did not see any harm in this, the American troops sought out war towards the Sioux Native Indians. The war began within the Pine Ridge reservation near Wounded Knee Creek which resulted in the killing of 200 unarmed women, men, and children. Which is now a very traumatic legacy that still lives on.

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Hello everyone my name is Faith Ceja. A piece of information that I learned on the PBS website was that during the 20th century immigrants began to take over the United States. In the early 1900's there were more then 1,200,000 immigrants that had came to the U.S. During these times it was quite difficult for cities and schools to get use to newcomers.

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Hello everyone, my name is Guadalupe Moreno. One piece of information that I learned form the PBS website was assessing students. Assessing students has become an issue in the past decade because making students to do test to see if they are learning the stuff that the teachers are teaching. Students now have to do a portfolio to see all the things that they are doing in school.

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Hello everyone, my name is Emily Coronado. In this article I learned how most teachers were men. Most of these men were farmers, surveyors, and sometimes innkeepers. They would teach on their off-season. It is better when the teacher is more ambitious and educated helped make a stepping stone on their way to careers.

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Hi everyone my name is Alyssa Servin. One piece of information that I learned on the PBS website was a new start to the millennium. During this time teachers are still having poor pay and lack of respect in teaching. Even though teachers are being discouraged by others, some still believe to see improvement ahead. It doesn't matter what others think. Teachers today believe teaching students is worth it at the end of the day.

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Hello everyone! My name is Emily Saetern. One piece of information that I learned from the history of education timeline on the PBS website was that during the early decades of the 20th century, the City Board of Education which was made up of business and professional men worked together to reform teaching. These men rarely had experience or knowledge of what teaching was like, yet they supported to impose uniformity and efficiency on classrooms with great numbers of students.

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Hello my name Cindy Salgado. In the beginning of the 19th century. Teachers that were women actually started getting paid equally and I think that is great. It meant that girl teachers would now even be able to get pensions. Even thought men were still considered better. But after the 30's we saw a some what change in roles for teachers and their benefits.

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Hi everyone, I am Falyn Clements. I read about the Hampton Institute, and found it so interesting because it started out as an agricultural college then changed to a local school for the freed slaves. The school was changed because General Samuel Chapman Armstrong saw the need for vocational training for black Americans. Another interesting fact is that there was also a Native American department within the school.

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Hello everyone, my name is Arieli Barrera.
The information that I found interesting from PBS is about normal schools. These schools originated to prepare teachers who could teach at a level beyond the elementary school. These schools gradually became more integrated into colleges and universities, but these schools gave the idea that some necessary courses are needed for teachers.

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My name is Robert Fuentes, and one of the things that I learned from the history of education timeline on the PBS website is the Port Royal Experiment. In 1862, Union forces began an attack on St. Helena Island, on the Port Royal Sound. Many had fled and all that was left behind were homes, possessions, and 10,000 slaves. Philanthropic Northerners, including educators Laura Towne and Charlotte Forten, undertook the goal to educate the 10,000 slaves in literacy, economic independence, and civil rights. Their efforts to bring the soon-to-be freedmen into “White Society” became known as the Port Royal Experiment.

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Hello everyone, my name is Stefanie Leyva.

It’s interesting that 100 years ago, school was only for children that belong to church groups or attend private schools which they had to pay their own tuition. But in the late 1830s, Massachusetts proposed a free school system for children regardless of religion or social class, and the new school system, it would be founded by taxpayers and special fees that the teachers paid. However, districts would instill a common political and social philosophy of sound republican principles. They did this so the children gained needed knowledge while learning how to become democratic citizens for the future.

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My name is Marisol Romo, and one of the things that I learned was about  how the African-American educators were trying to get justice with their salary. "In the 1940's, Viola Duval challenged the unequal pay scales of black and white teachers". I think that should be a really hard time and it is so interesting for me to think how the things have changed over the time but at the same time there are not so many changes with this type of situations. I think that there should not be any difference with the salary of the teachers depending on their skin color. They all should be treated by equal.

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Hello everyone, I am Kao Lee Vang. The information I got from the PBS history of education timeline was the teaching jobs during 1772 to the late 18the century. Majority of the teachers during the colonial times and going into the 19th century were mostly men. Those men were farmers, surveyors and even innkeepers. They would be teachers during their off-season and were mentioned as career schoolmasters. They taught mostly in the smaller and rural schools. These teachers had connections with the local ministers and school communities. As the students becomes more educated, they have more possibilities of earning teaching jobs. 

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Hello, I am Morgan Bricky and the information that I am writing about from the education timeline is about unions. There are a total of two national teacher unions, one of which, the NEA, was created in 1857 and the other being the AFT which was created 1897 and was originally known as, "The Chicago Teachers Federation". Unions were created to aid educators, implement standards, and improve education.

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My name is Yocelin Rodriguez-Contreras. From the history of education timeline on the PBS website I learn that by the 1840's the women were called Dame School because they teach the youngest children in their homes. But after that women demonstrate that they could teach and they become a better educated The Common School reformers seized on the idea of hiring women to teach in the new schools. But because of the fact that they were women, they only received a third of what men received in their salary.

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Hello, my name is Sonia Perez V.  One of the things that I learned from the lecture was that the National Education Association established the Committee of Ten to prepare the students for a transitions to go to College. The Committee required curses for the students to complete a curriculum. With the results the Committee decide if the students are prepare for the College level.

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My name is Jacob Trindade-Dutra. By the start of the 20th century, teaching was definitely more of a woman's occupation; nearly 75% of teachers were women. However, there were very few female administrators. So even with the majority of teachers being female, they had relatively no power in the 'industry'.

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Hello everyone, I am Celia Becerra. The information I got from the PBS history of education timeline was the experience of women in classrooms from 1850's to 1880s. Women were excited and grateful to teach because it gave them a salary, although it wasn't much. Together they formed associations, had trainings together and made their own communities where they can learn from one another.