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While educational textbooks were "invented" mid-15th century, books have book around as long as humans. It was the first form of physically being able to document something.

-3rd historically relevant event in America.

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1600's - Renaissance Humanism and Education

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1600's - Renaissance Humanism and Education

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A style of educating that emphasized the importance of classical learning, arts, music, ultimately shaping modern liberal arts education.

-4th chosen event related to education.

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In 1647, Massachusetts required towns to create schools to make sure that children could read and understand the word of the bible.

-2nd historically relevant event in America.

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The chalkboard was originally rejected by teachers who were unsure how to use and incorporate it into a school environment. However, the idea eventually became accepted and it became a vital stepping stone in the world of technology.

-1st Example from Chapter 7, Page 184.

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A movement led by Horace Mann that advocated for free, universal, public education for all students.

-3rd historically relevant event in America.

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Schools worked to educate formerly enslaved African Americans after the Civil War.

-4th historically relevant event in America.

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Middle schools, also known as Junior-High schools were created to help create smoother gap between the jump from elementary to high school.

-5th historically relevant event in America.

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Originally invented in 1888, the motion picture was not incorporated into schools until 1910. This was one of the first powerful, visual, teaching tools that teachers had access too.

-4th Example from Chapter 7, Page 185.

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Created to help promote peace through education, science and culture worldwide. It mainly focused on utilizing literacy and universal education.

-5th chosen event related to education.

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While believed to be invented in 1600's, the filmstrip projector was not incorporated into schools until around 1950. Using this technology was another way teachers were able to project material onto a surface that students could visually see.

-2nd Example from Chapter 7, Page 185.

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In 1954 the decision was made to make segregation unlawful. While this new integration took decades to fully achieve, it stands as one of the biggest cases in US history.

-1st historically relevant event in America.

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In response to sputnik, the government boosted funding for science, math and other language education to ensure students were getting the education necessary to be functional members of society.

-9th historically relevant event in America

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Similarly to the filmstrip, the Overhead Projector was believed to be invented in 1853, but it first first involvement in schools was around 1960. This allowed students to follow along with the teacher while being able to watch their movement in real time.

-3rd Example from Chapter 7, Page 185.

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The invention and incorporation of braille in school helped disabled students receive a better education.

-1st chosen event related to education.

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1972 - Title IX of the Education Amendments 

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1972 - Title IX of the Education Amendments 

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This Act prohibited sex discrimination in any education facility or program funded by the federal government.

-10th historically relevant event in America.

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IDEA, or Individuals with Disabilities Education Act was passed in order to guarantee free and effective education was provided to students with disabilities.

-6th historically relevant event in America.

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An Act passed in Thailand that committed those globally to providing basic education to all children, teenagers, and adults.

-3rd chosen event related to education.

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Search engines were created in 1992, this was new technology for everybody! People were able to find easily accessible answers to things in ways they never could've before. This opened the door to many popular companies we have now-a-day: Google, Bing, Yahoo, ect.

-6th Example from Chapter 7, Page 189.

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Invented in 1992, smartphones have rapidly grown with society. Its said that, "95 percent of kids between ages 13 and 17 own a smartphone". Smartphones are generally spoked about in a negative way due to their detrimental impact on teen's health.

-5th Example from Chapter 7, Page 186.

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While people had been able to create blogs and shoot messages before this, social media itself hadn't begun to really formulated until 1995.

-7th Example from Chapter 7, Page 193.

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This act emphasized standardized testing and other measures to ensure that students were keeping up with where they are supposed to be academically. It ensures that if a student needs help in a specific area, it will be flagged and corrected in a timely manner.

-7th historically relevant event in America

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E-books made it way easier for students all across America to access their textbooks, fiction, non-fiction - whatever you're into! It supplied any book you could ever need all into one place.

-10th Example from Chapter 7, Page 210.

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Tablets and Laptops made providing students with engaging and interesting lecture easy for teachers. It also opened doors to books, art, videos, and other medias.

-9th Example from Chapter 7, Page 209.

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2010 - Predictive Software and other Assistive Devices. 

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2010 - Predictive Software and other Assistive Devices. 

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Utilizing technology to help kids with disabilities was a huge breakthrough in 2005-2010's. It helped, and continues to help, kids read, read, prioritize and even communicate entirely. This has made things easier for both the staff and student.

-8th Example from Chapter 7, Page 203.

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This act replaced No Child Left Behind, giving more individual control to the states while still maintaining the federal governments expectation of student success.

-8th historically relevant event in America