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Visual Literacy EDUC 200

Visual Literacy EDUC 200. Julia Mosser. 1890-1910. World War I was during this time. It was the fathers role to support the family and the mother was to do the housework. Children had to get jobs to help support the family. (Reimer & Willard, 2006). ("Bader School House, Boulder," 2011).

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Visual Literacy EDUC 200

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  1. Visual Literacy EDUC 200 Julia Mosser

  2. 1890-1910 World War I was during this time. It was the fathers role to support the family and the mother was to do the housework. Children had to get jobs to help support the family. (Reimer & Willard, 2006) ("Bader School House, Boulder," 2011) (trivalleyblogs, 2011)

  3. 1920 Parents believed children needed strict schedules and discipline. More parents were involved in the PTA. A lot of racial tension was going on during this time. ("About Us: Bob Martinez," n.d.) ("Education," n.d.) ("History of Playgrounds," n.d.)

  4. 1930 The Great Depression. Dick and Jane books were popular. It was hard for schools to stay open. Many people listened to the radio and went to see movies. ("Our History," n.d.) ("1930-1939," n.d.) ("YORKVILLE: STOOPS to NUTS," 2012)

  5. 1940 World War II. College became available to more people. TV became public with 13 stations. Computers were also developed. Frozen dinners were popular since mothers were working and fathers were away at war. My great-grandmother and grandmother My great great grandmother and grandmother My great- grandparents and great aunts and uncle

  6. 1950 End of WWII. Baby Boom began. Schools were to be equal for all children in America. Parents were involved in the schools but they were to be there to be support for the teacher. ("The War Comes to a Close," n.d.) ("1950-1959," n.d.) ("1950-1959," n.d.)

  7. 1960 Father and child involvement was the main focus. War on Poverty was formed. The first Head Start was opened. My grandparents, dad, and uncle

  8. 1970 Research showed early enriched environments helped with the child’s success in school. Floppy disks and the VCR were developed. Divorce rate was high. During this time people were really pushing for equal rights. ("1970-1979," n.d.) (McManus, 2011) ("25 for 25: In the Beginning&hellip," n.d.)

  9. 1980 Families were very stressed with finance issues, drugs, finding good child care, working many hours, etc. Teenage pregnancies were common. Higher salaries were offered. My father and I

  10. 1990 Internet was developed. This was a very violent decade. Charter schools became available. Family involvement became the main focus. My grandmother and cousins My father and I My brother and step mom Boyfriends step mom and cousin

  11. 21st Century Parent involvement and technology in classrooms and home environment. Madison and I My boyfriend, Erik, volunteered in Madison’s classroom Madison’s classmate parents Madison and my friend

  12. Works Cited Page About us: Bob Martinez, Moderator. (n.d.). Retrieved October 23, 2012, from Asturian-American Migration Forum: http://www.asturianus.org/aboutUs/ aboutBobMartinez.htm Bader School House, Boulder County, Colorado. (2011, March 20). Retrieved      October 23, 2012, from Homestead Origins website:      http://www.homesteadorigins.com/2011/03/bader-school-house-boulder-county.html Education. (n.d.). Retrieved October 23, 2012, from Huey Long's Programs      website: http://www.hueylong.com/programs/education.php History of playgrounds. (n.d.). Retrieved October 23, 2012, from Charlottesville      website: http://www.charlottesville.org/Index.aspx?page=537 McManus, M. (2011, June 7). TEDTalk - Innovate:Education - The next literacy.      Retrieved October 23, 2012, from MAYA website: http://www.maya.com/the-feed/ innovateeducation-towards-the-next-literacy

  13. 1950-1959. (n.d.). Retrieved October 23, 2012, from American Cultural History      website: http://kclibrary.lonestar.edu/decade50.html 1970-1979. (n.d.). Retrieved October 23, 2012, from American Cultural History      website: http://kclibrary.lonestar.edu/decade70.html 1930-1939. (n.d.). Retrieved October 23, 2012, from American Cultural History      website: http://kclibrary.lonestar.edu/decade30.html Our history. (n.d.). Retrieved October 23, 2012, from Miller Lab School website:      http://www.cfs.purdue.edu/cdfs/MCDLS/AboutUs/a_history.html Reimer, K., & Willard, G.-A. (2006). Child Labor. Retrieved October 23, 2012,      from NCpedia website: http://ncpedia.org/child-labor trivalleyblogs. (2011, February 9). CBS Eye on The Bay Features Altamont Now and Then. Retrieved October 23, 2012, from Tri-Valley, California History Blog:http://trivalleycahistoryblog.wordpress.com/ 25 for 25: In the beginning…. (n.d.). Retrieved October 23, 2012, from Voices      for children in Nebraska website: http://voicesforchildren.com/2012/05/      25-for-25-in-the-beginning/ The war comes to a close. (n.d.). Retrieved October 23, 2012, from Life in      1950's website: http://schoolworkhelper.net/      life-in-1950’s-–-the-war-comes-to-a-close/

  14. YORKVILLE: STOOPS TO NUTS ~ There is a Rose in Spanish Harlem. (2012, February). Retrieved October 23, 2012, from Ask a New Yorker website:      http://askanewyorker.com/blog/2012/02/

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