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Oberlin College was established in Oberlin, Ohio on September 2, 1833. Oberlin was the first college to accept women.
Mount Holyoke College was founded in South Hadley, Massachusets on November 8, 1837, by Mary Lyon. Mount Holyoke was a Female Seminary that has no religious affiliation.

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William McGuffey worked for 10 years(from 1826) on the faculty at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. McGuffey became very interested in public education and recieved occasional private tutors. With this newfound information McGuffey established a small "model" school for children within his neighborhood. In 1835 McGuffey collaborated with the Cincinnati publishers Truman and Smith to publish a primer, a spelling book, and four school readers. A fifth and sixth reader were added years after. The readers became standard texts in nearly all states and sold more than 122 million copies by year 1925.

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Webster did not approve of American kids learning from Brittish textbooks in which they were pledging their allegiance to King George; so he wrote a new textbook called "A Grammatical Institute of the English Language," (A.K.A The Blue-Backed Speller) in 1783.
The Blue-Backed Speller taught children to read, spell and pronounce words. It was the most popular American book at the time and sold nearly 100 million copies.
In 1806 Webster published his first English dictionary called "Compendious Dictionary of the English Language;" which provided definitions for about 37,000 words.
22 years later, in 1828, Webster published the "American Dictionary of the English Language;" containing over 65,000 words and definitions.

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Horace Mann lived in poverty during his youth and taught himself outside of the classroom(10 weeks a year.)
Was the Massachusets supervisor for education in 1820.
As an adult, he fought for equal rights and education for blacks and women.
Mann joined the senate in ____ and advocated the temperance movement, an in-state insane asylum, and improved education.
In 1837 the first Massachusetts state board of education was formed and Mann was chosen as secretary. This would be the first of a movement called the "common school movement."
Mann had six main principles of education that have resonated in and impacted education for years:
1) Citizens cannot maintain both ignorance and freedom
2)Education should be paid for, controlled, and maintained by the public
3)Education should be provided in schools that embrace children from varying backgrounds
4)Education must be nonsecular
5)Education must be taught using tenets of a free society
6)Education must be provided by well-trained, professional teachers

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Few areas had public schools. Schools were paid for by taxes. Wealthy parents sent their children to private school or hired tutors at home. The combination of Horace Mann and the Second Great Awakening caused a huge increase in the desire to educate the youth.

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How did the Second Great Awakening lead to Education?

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How did the Second Great Awakening lead to Education?

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The reformers of the Second Great Awakening believed youth would become better citizens if they were educated; which triggered an increase of the perceived necessity of education.