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    abilities‚ interests and their learning styles‚ to finally prepare them for the future. I believe in working with the students and determining what should be learned and how best to learn it. My personal philosophy of education includes beliefs in progressivism. I agree students learn best through real-world experiences which are meaningful to them. The progressivist curriculum is peer centered‚ growth centered‚ action centered‚ process and change centered and community centered. In the classroom‚ my

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    Introduction There are many different ideas of what a curriculum is; in the Latin definition curriculum was a racing chariot‚ currere meaning ‘to run’. With this in mind curriculum can literally be translated as ‘a course’. Taba defines curriculum ‘…usually contains a statement of aims and of specific objectives; it indicates some selection and organization of content……includes a programme of evaluation of the outcomes.’ (Taba‚ 1962) Therefore the curriculum is a structure or framework of teaching

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    Industrialization was sought mainly in the south due to the New Immigrants‚ migration into the U.S. The increase of immigrants was one of the causes of industrialization in the years 1865 to 1900‚ which allowed for a larger workforce. Other causes of industrialization were new inventions and the uprising of railroads. Some of the effects of the industrialization on U.S. society in the years 1865 to 1900 were mainly negative especially towards the civilians in the workforces. They dealt with harsh

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    years‚ in my perspective‚ is inaccurate. Gabler states: “When the political history of the last 30 years is written‚ scholars will no doubt describe a rightward revolution that jolted this country out of its embrace of New Deal‚ big-government progressivism and into a love affair with small-government conservatism.” In accordance to recent political issues‚ the phrase “love

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    The Progressive Movement

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    initial progressive movement arose as an alternative to the conservative response to the vast changes brought by the industrial revolution. Contemporary progressives continue to embrace concepts such as environmentalism and social justice. Social progressivism‚ which states that societal practices ought to be adjusted as society evolves‚ form the ideological basis for many American progressives. Progressives like Robert La Follette argued that the average person should have more control over their government

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    These days‚ the party is taking advantage of these men’s histories and myths because they show the differences to their opposition and competitors‚ the Republicans. The Democrats stand for the ordinary citizen‚ for democratization‚ for freedom and progressivism; this is also very apparent in the ongoing elections. Their plan for the future of America sounds as follows: “OurPlan: We have a bold new direction for a secure America. We seek: 1) Honest Leadership & Open Government‚ 2) Real Security‚ 3)

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    The Progressive Era The Progressive Era was an important time in U.S history. During the Progressive Era many people were treated unfairly. For example there was child labor‚ discrimination against African Americans‚ and women suffrage during this era. This led too much rebellion across the United States. Child labor was heavy during the Progressive era. Many families were forced to send their children into the work force in order to survive as soon as they were old enough. They worked in factories

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    The Progressive era The progressive Era was a time of confusion as well as success. The reformers of this time worked tremendously hard in trying to improve the dreadful conditions of the U.S. The Progressive Era reformers along with government and the media were fairly successful in bringing about reform on a federal level between 1900 and 1920. However‚ there were inevitable negative effects that occurred due to the Progressive movement‚ and there were people who opposed it altogether. Progressive

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    On a federal‚ state and local level‚ progressivism sparked attention in the areas of social welfare‚ moral improvement‚ economic reform and efficiencies in government. Progressives wanted to take control away from the rich‚ improve the lives of the poor and give the middle class a stronger voice. Ultimately‚ it evolved into a reform movement and those leading the cause believed that there were problems that could best be addressed by providing better education‚ a safer environment‚ a more efficient

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    Why Did Populis Fail

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    Populism is the revolt by the farmers in the South against the Democrats and Republicans. It was a down-up system that failed. Populism was a struggle between the elite and lower class that wanted more government control of banking and industries because farmers felt as if they were getting the short end of the stick. People were from a farming background and had the view that the government was favoring banks and industries and felt like the government was planning on getting rid of agriculture

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