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]]> By: Crunchy Chicken http://sharonastyk.com/2009/08/31/back-to-school/comment-page-1/#comment-18984 Crunchy Chicken Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:07:22 +0000 http://sharonastyk.com/2009/08/31/back-to-school/#comment-18984 OMG, Sharon. That is so awesome. I love reading that kind of stuff. The value in those books lies in so much more than their financial worth as "antiques". OMG, Sharon. That is so awesome. I love reading that kind of stuff. The value in those books lies in so much more than their financial worth as “antiques”.

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http://www.the-small-r.com/the-small-r/civic.html

]]> By: tim-10-ber http://sharonastyk.com/2009/08/31/back-to-school/comment-page-1/#comment-18982 tim-10-ber Tue, 01 Sep 2009 10:05:07 +0000 http://sharonastyk.com/2009/08/31/back-to-school/#comment-18982 Interesting column - the history of compulsory er government education was to pull people away from their religions to which people were loyal and turn them to wards (harsh term on my part) of the state er dependent on the state and good citizens. There was no focus on academics. Our education system came from the Prussian (German) system. To me...it has worked. Before compulsory education there was no such thing as adolescents. Young people were productive in their teens or earlier. Kids came to school knowing the basics because they were taught numbers and reading at home. They knew the importance of education. In addition literacy was much much higher than it is today. The books of John Taylor Gatto and Charlotte Iserbyt (lives in Maine) shed an incredible amount of light on the history of compulsory education in the US. Just my two cents worth... Sharon -- I love your blog!! Keep up the great work! Elizabeth Interesting column – the history of compulsory er government education was to pull people away from their religions to which people were loyal and turn them to wards (harsh term on my part) of the state er dependent on the state and good citizens. There was no focus on academics. Our education system came from the Prussian (German) system. To me…it has worked.

Before compulsory education there was no such thing as adolescents. Young people were productive in their teens or earlier. Kids came to school knowing the basics because they were taught numbers and reading at home. They knew the importance of education. In addition literacy was much much higher than it is today.

The books of John Taylor Gatto and Charlotte Iserbyt (lives in Maine) shed an incredible amount of light on the history of compulsory education in the US.

Just my two cents worth…

Sharon — I love your blog!! Keep up the great work!

Elizabeth

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