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Introduced Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Socrates teachings directly shaped Plato's teachings and in result turned Aristotle's teachings into an influence into education.

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Heavily influenced by the Greek education. The Roman school system consisted of the ludus(elementary school), and a secondary or grammar school.

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Believed in strict religious discipline. Taught reading and writing only for students in this time period to learn scriptures of the Bible.

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"Father of modern child psychology". Believed that children progressed through stages of growth and development.

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The first educational law in the country that declared children needed to read and write, if not parents would be fined.

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This laid the basis for public schools in America. Believed all individuals should be able to read and understand the Bible for themselves.

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Sarah Pierce created the first female college and is a staple for women's rights

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Known as "The Father of Education", believed that education should be free and universal to every person.

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Published "The Old Blue-Speller", instilled first rudiments of language and some religion. Was considered the second largest selling book during the time next to the Bible.

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Education for African Americans and Native Americans 1860-1870

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Education for African Americans and Native Americans 1860-1870

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At the close of the American Revolution, nearly all of the half million African Americans were slaves who could neither read nor write. Schools were introduced to help them.