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Education was seen as a means of social control from "summary" of History of American Education by David Boers

Throughout American history, education has played a crucial role in shaping societal norms and maintaining social order. It has been viewed as a tool for instilling values, beliefs, and behaviors that align with the dominant ideology of the time. This perspective reflects a broader understanding of education as a means of social control, whereby individuals are molded to participate in and contribute to the prevailing social structure. From the early days of the American colonies to the present day, education has been used to transmit cultural knowledge, perpetuate class distinctions, and reinforce power dynamics within society. In the colonial period, education was primarily reserved for the elite class, serving as a mechanism for maintaining their social status and preserving their privileges. This hierarchical system of education helped to perpetuate inequality and reinforce existing power structures. As the United States transitioned into a more industrialized and urbanized society, the...
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    History of American Education

    David Boers

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