Historical Digures and History of Education
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| Apprentice | Someone who learns how to do a job through hands-on experience under the guidance of a skilled worker
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| Ben Franklin | Established the first public library and created the notion that an education should be available to all
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| Common Schools | Public School available to children from all levels of society
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| Dame Schools | In early America, schools were run by women in their own homes. Boys and Girls could attend.
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| Dick and Jane Readers | A set of reading books used in the 1930s
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| Friedrich Froebel | Developed the idea for Kindergarten
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| Horace Mann | Established normal school and introduced the concepts of nonsectarian schools
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| HornBooks | A flat wooden board used during the colonial period that usually contained the alphabet, a prayer, and roman numerals
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| John Dewey | Advocated for democracy and social reform within the educational system
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| Maria Montessori | Italian physician who gained international fame for her philosophy of teaching, which allowed students to learn in a noncompetitive and relaxed atmosphere
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| McGuffery Readers | The first widely used textbooks during the American Common School Period
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| Montessori Method | The teaching principles developed by Maria Montessori emphasizing self-directing learning through sensory experiences
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| Normal Schools | Schools that prepared men and women with the necessary skills to become teachers
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| Progressives | Members of a reform movement in the 1800s
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| Thomas Jefferson | Played a major role in establishing the current American educational system
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