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Navigate through the Virtual Timeline media piece to survey the significant people and events that have shaped our educational system in America. Choose four people and/or events that appear in the timeline to research. Identify the effect that each of these people and/or events had on the evolution of American education. In 750-1,000-words, summarize the effect that each of these people and/or events had on the evolution of American education. e.g. Socrates Method,Tomas Aquinas,Massachusetts Law of 1642 , Science and math Education Movement 1957... Copy and paste images of these events as supplements to the descriptions of the historical events. You may use images from the timeline or other images from the Internet that are “copyright-free.” ...
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