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Admiral Hyman G. Rickover recommended the adoption of a European-type education.

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Essentialists don't have a singular philosophic base. The underlying philosophies are idealism and realism.

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Essentialism is the most popular educational thought in most countries.

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Essentialism helps students instill the essentials of learning.

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In 1938 a committee was formed. It was called, The Essentialist Committee.

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A second major essentialist organization was formed in the 1950's as the council for basic education.

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Essentialism is alive and well at the turn of the twenty-first century.

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In the early 1970s and the early 1980s American Protestantism opened back up the basics, religion back into school curriculum

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Essentialism helps train the mind.

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Essentialism and Perennialism have a great deal in common. They are both Conservative theories.

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Essentialist believe that the teacher is the locus of the classroom authority.

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since the 1930's the essentialist have made an effort to warn the American public about "life-adjustment education", and how it will be the deterioration of learning in the United States.

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Essentialist believe that effort is more important than interest.

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Essentialist believe that learning is hard work and requires discipline.

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The council for Basic Education was not only worried about the deterioration of American Public Education but was also skeptical about the value of formal educational studies.