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I would like to learn more about how the new implemented learning systems and teaching methods are working in the elementary classroom. I know that my little sister came home asking for help on her homework and I loved how they were teaching them to think outside of the box. Along with that I know most schools are trying to do more with flexible seating, brain breaks, and POSITIVE reward systems. I know in our own elementary school they switched the Friday prize drawing to be positive reinforcement, having to earn their tickets, instead of negative reinforcement, having them taken away. I wonder if that will positively change behavior when they get to high school and their adult life.

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1. Why didn't we start using personalized learning and project based learning sooner? What was holding us back?

2. Why are we still using some kinds of standardized testing, like the MCA's?

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I thought it was interesting how people taught their kids how to read for the sole purpose of them reading the bible.

The first state to offer free public education was Pennsylvania.

Schools were first required to use standardized testing in 1988.

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I would like to learn more about how students prefer to learn and what works the best. For example, do students prefer to use textbook and paper, online books and use docs for notes, or a combination of the two. I think it would be interesting to see what materials different students prefer to use and what materials are successful.

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1. Why were so many of the education acts and laws being questioned legality wise?
2. What can be done to make school a more enjoyable environment for students?

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1. I learned that if parents failed to educate their kids then the government could remove the children from their homes and put them in schools.
2. Pennsylvania was the first state to offer free, public education.
3. Teachers weren't trained on how to teach children with disabilities until 1958.

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1)If they know that our education is that corrupted, why haven't they changed it yet?
2) If we've evolved in every aspect of our society, why was education the only thing they didn't want to change? Was it expenses? Laziness? Ignorance on what the problem was? Did they not care enough?

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I want to know more about the standardized testing because I don't think they're helpful in their job and I want to know how they'll fix it in the future.

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1) First things taught in schools was writing, arithmetic, reading and religion
2)The common school movement was made after the revolutionary war
3) The federal government wasn't really in education antics until 1965; before that, it was state based

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i want to learn more about how technology and how it has changed the teacher and student experience

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1.  why are standard test still required
2. why didn't they have school for special needs children but they did for handicapped children, was it due to the lack of education on special needs kids or the fact that they though they wouldn't learn

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1. I never new that they wanted people to learn how to read and right for they could practice their religion and read the bible.
2. How in 1852 only white children were forced to go to school for so many weeks
3. in 1920 junior high was introduced

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I want to learn more about how the standards are created and what they are based on. I would like to know more about this because I think that if they were actually based on real life situations more students would come to school and participate.

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1. Why do we still use the A-F grading rubric?
2. Why is standard testing still necessary?

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1. Pennsylvania was the first state to provide free public education in 1790.
2. In 1852, Massachusetts passed the first mandatory attendance law. Only white children were required to attend school for 12 weeks.
3. The Education for All Handicapped Children Act was adopted in 1975, guaranteeing that children with disabilities receive a quality education.

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The possibility of schools being more based on life encounters rather than tests, curriculum, standards, etc. Having the ability to demonstrate skills and progress in learning while incorporating more useful skills we encounter at our own pace in life. (As discussed on page 5). I want to learn more bout this because I feel like it could become our future of education.

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1. Is technology really that much more beneficial to our learning?

2. What can we work on right now to make school a better process?

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1. It wasn’t until 1910 that a junior high was first established at it was grades 7-9.

2. Between 2005 and 2015 test scores dropped from 506 to 497.

3. The Massachusetts Bay Colony was the first colony to make it law that each child must learn to read and write.

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I want to learn more about why we still use outdated teaching practices and Industrial Age policies, instead of using cutting edge technology and customized learning experiences.

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1. Why do we still apply older educating practices in present times?

2. Why are standardized tests required?

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1. Schooling varied in each Colony in 1777

2. Junior High schooling was first introduced 1910.

3. The first state to offer free education was Pennsylvania.

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I want to learn more about the ways that other countries teach their students. I would be interested to see these ideas of different ways to learn put into place so I can experience them for myself.

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1. Why do we try to teach as if one style fits all when we know that there are better ways to teach students?
2. Why were the original standardized tests only in math and reading when there are more subjects they could test on? Do we not want our students to be more well-rounded than just being proficient in math and science?

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1. Since people came to the Americas for religious freedom, they taught their children religion in school.
2. Pennsylvania was the first state to offer free public education.
3. After the standardized testing became a rule, and more money was spent on education, test scores went down.

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I would like to learn more about how technology helped schools. It talks about it a little bit but I would like to know more about how it advanced and how it got to where we are today.

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I learned how much much Obama did for the schools when he was president. With the no child left behind and the grants, he helped out a lot.

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If they first introduced schooling for handicapped children in 1975, what did the special needs children do before this law was passed? did they just not learn what others got to learn? did they just sit at home?

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That in 1910 junior high was finally introduced

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why is harvard the first school the people wanted children to go to? was it the only college open at the time?

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i learned that people wanted kids to learn to read and write so they could read the bible.