Education in America : the seventeenth eighteenth centuries

Duration: Genre:History

Creator: Coronet/MTI Films & Video St. Louis Mo. 1998

Description: "From the early New England School Laws to the educational provisions of the Northwest Ordinance, the beginnings of American education are re-enacted in actural locations of Dame Schools, Latin Grammer Schools, church schools, and pauper schools. With the colonial colleges, these early beginnings were the foundation of education in colonial America."

Complete Record: Education in America : the seventeenth eighteenth centuries Author:Coronet (Firm) Summary:"From the early New England School Laws to the educational provisions of the Northwest Ordinance, the beginnings of American education are re-enacted in actural locations of Dame Schools, Latin Grammer Schools, church schools, and pauper schools. With the colonial colleges, these early beginnings were the foundation of education in colonial America." Show more VHS Video, English, 1998 Edition:View all formats and editions Publisher: Coronet/MTI Films & Video, St. Louis, Mo., 1998 Genre: History Physical Description: 1 videocassette (approximately 16 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in. ISBN: 9780388032428, 0388032421 OCLC Number / Unique Identifier: 38956358 Subjects: 1600-1799 Education Education United States History 17th century Education United States History 18th century History United States Show more Notes: "987 VHS." "62377." Title from title frame Credits: Educational collaborator: Freeman Butts, Professor in Foundations of Education, Teachers College, Columbia University. Show less information


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