Editing The History of Education (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''History of Education''' — The study of the evolution of systems of learning across different cultures and eras.
* '''Socratic Method''' — The ancient Greek practice of "Teaching through questioning" rather than lecturing.
* '''The Printing Press (1440)''' — The technology that made "Reading" possible for everyone, not just the rich and the monks.
* '''The Industrial Revolution Model''' — The 19th-century school design (Bells, Rows, Uniforms) intended to train children to work in factories.
* '''Compulsory Education''' — The law (first in Prussia/Massachusetts) that forced all children to go to school.
* '''The Academy (Ancient Greece)''' — Plato's school in Athens, the first institution of "Higher Learning" in the West.
* '''Medieval University''' — The birth of the modern "Degree" (Bologna, Paris, Oxford) in the 11th and 12th centuries.
* '''Progressivism''' — The early 20th-century movement (John Dewey) that argued school should be about "Experience" and "Democracy," not just rote memorization.
* '''Horace Mann''' — The "Father of the Common School," who fought for free, public education for all citizens.
* '''Brown v. Board of Education (1954)''' — The landmark case that ended legal racial segregation in US schools.
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