Encyclopedia of American Education
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Encyclopedia of American Education
By Harlow G. Unger“ America's public schools are being spread too thin , ” agreed Richard W. Riley , secretary of education at the time . ... Those who found work were usually packed into factories , mills , mines and sweat shops , 12 hours a day , seven ...
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Encyclopedia of American Education: R - Z, bibliography and references, appendices, index. 3
By Harlow G. UngerBrief entries cover important people, institutions, events, concepts, and teaching methods in American education.
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Encyclopedia of American Education: R-Z
By Harlow G. UngerThis updated edition of the award-winning three-volume reference includes more than 2,000 entries spanning the colonial period to the present.
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Encyclopedia of American Education: A to E
By Harlow G. UngerEvangelism, evolution, extracurricular activities, faculty, federal aid to education, financial aid, First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, Ford Foundation, foreign language study, Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, Benjamin Franklin,...
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Encyclopedia of American Education: A-E
By Harlow G. UngerThis updated edition of the award-winning three-volume reference includes more than 2,000 entries spanning the colonial period to the present.
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Encyclopedia of American Education: F-Q
By Harlow G. UngerThis updated edition of the award-winning three-volume reference includes more than 2,000 entries spanning the colonial period to the present.
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Encyclopedia of American Education
By Harlow G. UngerEncyclopedia of American Education
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Encyclopedia of American Education
By Harlow G. UngerContains approximately 2,500 alphabetically arranged entries providing information on people, events, and topics related to a variety of educational areas such as administration, reform, history, church-state conflicts, and civil rights,...