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Early colonists emphasized religious education from "summary" of History of American Education by David Boers

The early colonists who settled in America placed a high value on the importance of religious education. Their beliefs were deeply intertwined with their educational goals, leading them to prioritize the teaching of religious principles above all else. In fact, many of the first schools established in the colonies were specifically designed to instruct children in matters of faith and morality. Religious education was seen as essential for shaping the moral character of young people and instilling in them the values necessary for living a virtuous life. The early colonists believed that a strong foundation in religious teachings would not only benefit the individual student but also contribute to the overall well-being of the community as a whole. By instilling these values in the youth, they hoped to create a society that was based on principles of piety, integrity, and righteousness. In order to achieve this goal, schools...
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    History of American Education

    David Boers

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