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History of Education (632), Lectures 39 and 40

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  • Education 632 Lecture 39-40
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Date Created
  • circa 1961
Summary
  • History professor Robert B. Sutton continues the radio broadcast series of his History of Education (632) class. In this lecture, he discusses the history of the United States of America in the 18th century, touching on the fact that despite having well-educated leaders such as Thomas Jefferson, the Continental Congress did not initially concern itself with education. He examines the Northwest Ordinance and also defines some of the vocabulary associated with the early U.S. educational system. He also touches on the role of state versus church in regard to education and the idea of education as a role of aid. He ends the lecture by discussing the concept of social cohesion and its relation to education.
Description
  • This recording is undated. Audio dropout from 00:30:25 to 00:30:54 minutes. Audio stops abruptly at the end of the recording.
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  • UA-1988-0147-0001-20
Call Number
  • SPEC.RG.40.148
Collection Identifier
  • RG.40.148
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  • Digitized from UA-1988-0147-0001-20, Robert B. Sutton Audiotape Recordings on the History of Education, University Archives, The Ohio State University
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  • Duration: 00:59:42
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  • 1/4 inch audio tape
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Credit line: Robert B. Sutton Audiotape Recordings on the History of Education, The Ohio State University, University Archives

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