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100 1 $aWatras, Joseph.
245 12 $aA history of American education /$cJoseph Watras.
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505 0 $aIntroduction -- Education in colonial America -- The expansion westward -- Educational reform in the northeast -- Education in the antebellum south -- Education during reconstruction and the new south -- Organizing schools according to a new definition of democracy -- The growth of bureaucratic organizations -- W.T. Harris, John Dewy, and progressive educational reform -- Science, professionalism, and teaching -- Using committees to reorganize schools -- Building curriculums on student interest -- Independent educational commissions to spread democracy -- International conditions influence the American curriculum -- Pluralism, effective education, and choice -- Globalization and the history of American education.
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