One school, many eras : the evolution of teacher education at California University of Pennsylvania.

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Title: One school, many eras : the evolution of teacher education at California University of Pennsylvania.
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Subject: California University of Pennsylvania.
Description: California University of Pennsylvania was originally founded in 1852 as a school offering classes to students of all ages. It expanded and refocused its vision to train teachers during its Normal School Era. Through the years, the school continued to evolve, as in 1928 it entered its Teachers College Era. By 1959, programs beyond Teacher Education became a part of the school curriculum, as the name of the school was again changed to begin the State College Era. It was not until 1983 thatthe current title of the school was achieved, and California University of Pennsylvania was officially incorporated into the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, marking the beginning of the University Era of the school. Through primary source documents, this thesis project researches the history of Teacher Education at CalU, specifically focusing on the four eras that the university has spanned and connecting these eras to national trends and personal ties., Honors Thesis Advisor : Dr. Jason Kight.
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Contributor: Kovscek, Hannah R. (Author)
Date: 2017-11-28
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Identifier: cali:771
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