Events
Emerging Middle ClassIndustrial Drawing as a School ReformBoard of Education and Drawing in SchoolsHenry Turner BaileyConference for Teachers @ Normal Art School"Manual Training" and Gender DifferencesManual Training for African Americans and Native AmericansPhiladelphia Industrial Art School and "Charity Schools"School of Art LeagueEastern Arts Association ConferencePhiladelphia Centennial Exposition of 1876Industrial Drawing Movement & the Drawing Act of 1870Art Education after 1915Indian AffairsThe New Curriculum and Nature DrawingsTulalip School (Washington)Changes in Art EducationEstelle ReelEducation, Population, and Parental Responsibility & Child DevelopmentLoss of skilled workersCity Council petitionNew York Free School SocietyEducation in the mid 19th CHorace Mann and the Secretary of the State Board of EducationCorporal Punishments in EducationBoston’s English Classical High School and High Schools in GeneralCoeducation: Boys' vs Girls' EducationEmma Willard and Women’s EducationBook “Sex in Education” by physician Edward ClarkeEducating Native AmericansCarlisle SchoolThe Merrian ReportReconstruction: End of the Civil WarThe RecessionPlessy vs. Ferguson and Schooling for BlacksBooker T. WashingtonCamden BlacksReducing the financial costs to the bureauLouisiana Educational Relief AssociationGeorgia Educational Association“Sabbath” Schools vs. Native SchoolsLouis Prang and Reconstruction-era educational reformsWilliam W. Adams and others during their time at HamptonPeriods
Art Academy and Drawing in the 19th CRenaissanceWalter SmithTeachers' expectationsStanley Hall and Children StudiesMassachusetts's 11th State Exhibition of DrawingThe Working WorldArts & Crafts Movement x Child Study MovementFriedrich Froebel & Froebel's GiftsManual Training in Early YearsSchooling and Horace MannDrawing ManualsReconstruction YearsAdding Industrial Drawings to public educationArthur DowThomas Morgan and the Standardization of Indian SchoolsHampton Indian Program (Virginia)Native Children and SchoolsDrawing after 1910Child Rearing and DisciplineTextiles and manufacturingThe "New" Purpose of EducationIndustrializationLancastrian EducationLancastrian Education CriticismEducation in the CountrysideCommon School ReformWomen’s Education and Horace Mann“Age of the College”Exclusion and DiscriminationThe Access and Effects of SchoolingGender and SchoolingWilliam Torrey HarrisWomen in the WorkforceAmerican Indian EducationAfrican American EducationW.E.B. DuBois and the book “The Souls of Black Folks”Rollback from the 1860s and 1870sThe South's View on EducationMajor General Nathaniel P. Banks & Black SchoolsSelf-sustained and self-relianceSchool Enrollment for Ex-slavesEducational ClauseSouthern re-control of the state governmentThe Hampton Model of Normal School Industrial EducationBooker T. Washington and the Tuskegee Normal and IndustrialSamuel Armstrong and the Hamton Normal and Agricultural InstituteCalvin Chase’s criticism of Hampton’s industrial training model
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