Somehow or other you skipped the transition from school for a few to universal, free, public education, and, in the course of that transition, John Dewey and William James, and a kind of education that involved (rather than excluded) parents and community. Big gap between Early and Modern education in your chart: the entire premise of universality, which most surely was NOT the pattern as late as the 1880’s and 1890’s.
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joebeckmann
Somehow or other you skipped the transition from school for a few to universal, free, public education, and, in the course of that transition, John Dewey and William James, and a kind of education that involved (rather than excluded) parents and community. Big gap between Early and Modern education in your chart: the entire premise of universality, which most surely was NOT the pattern as late as the 1880’s and 1890’s.
Felipe
Compressed version on the history of education easy to understand the long history of education with the major trends.
wongsir
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