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Thomas Jefferson believed only educated citizens could make the American experiment in self-government succeed. He proposed a system of broad, free, public education that was radical in his day and his founding of the University of Virginia partially achieved his larger goals.
A Thomas Jefferson Education TEACHING A GENERATION OF LEADERS FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY 2ND EDITION, UPDATED AND REVISED Oliver Van DeMille George Wythe College Press 2006
The Thomas Jefferson Foundation is proud to offer the Monticello Teacher Institute (MTI), an immersive professional development program that provides social studies teachers the opportunity to research and study at Monticello and the Jefferson Library in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Thomas Jefferson's involvement with and support of education is best known through his founding of the University of Virginia, which he established in 1819 as a secular institution after he left the presidency of the United States.
Thomas Jefferson's Teachers. From William Douglas to George Wythe, Thomas Jefferson’s many educators laid the groundwork for his revolutionary ideas and inspired his lifelong passion for learning.
21 de nov. de 2023 · Learn about Thomas Jefferson's views on education. Discover where Thomas Jefferson went to school, what he studied in college, and what he believed... for Teachers for Schools for...
This article examines the educational philosophy of Thomas Jefferson. His ideas on American education were radical for his times and most were not accepted during his lifetime, but later provided the framework for our current public school system and our system of public universi-ties. Jefferson's ideas are not based on linear reasoning and must be
