Laboratory School / Panama Canal / Columbia University / University of Chicago / /
NaturalFeature
Panama Canal / /
Organization
American Federation of Teachers of Mathematics and Natural Science / Laboratory School / Columbia University / Human Relations / McLeod Bethune’s Daytona Educational and Industrial Training School for Negro Girls / Illinois Labor History Society / National Park Service / the University of Chicago / Mental Hygiene / International Reading Association / National Committee for Mental Hygiene / United States Office / Progressive Education Movement / n.d. / Department of Education / National Society of the Study of Education / /
Person
Teddy Roosevelt / John Scopes / Francis Taylor / Maria Montessori / Cora Wilson Stewart / Mary McLeod Bethune / Charles Judd / Edward Thorndike / William S. Gray / John Dewey / Paul Witty / William James / Charles Skinner / Helen Parkhurst / /
Position
teacher / first president / High school biology teacher / chair / graded elementary school / /
ProvinceOrState
Kentucky / /
PublishedMedium
the New Republic / Human Relations / The Human Relations / /
A SHORT HISTORY OF UNITED STATES’ EDUCATION 1900 to[removed]to 1919 In 1900, the notion of kindergarten was already thirty years old, but only 7% of children in the United States were enrolled in it (Tyack & Cuban, 1