Major Educational Reforms Marking Structural Changes in Teaching

Established the first publicly funded school system, promoting universal education.

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Introduced alternatives to traditional public schooling, such as charter schools and homeschooling.

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Ended racial segregation in schools, ensuring equal educational opportunities for all students.

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Shifted power from the federal government to states, allowing for more localized educational standards and assessments.

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Integrated technology to offer flexible learning options, including remote and in-person classes.

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Focused on standardized testing and accountability to ensure all students receive quality education.

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Focused on setting academic targets and measuring student performance through standardized testing.

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Established consistent standards in English and math across states to improve student performance and college readiness.

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Encouraged states to adopt rigorous standards and assessments through competitive funding.

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Emphasized critical thinking and problem-solving over rote memorization, promoting a child-centered approach.

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