Horace Mann
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Horace Mann (May 4, 1796 – August 2, 1859) was an American educational reformer, slavery abolitionist and Whig politician known for his commitment to promoting public education; although not the most prominent education reformer of his era (see for example, Henry Barnard, Calvin Stowe, Samuel Lewis, or Catharine Beecher) he is often described as "The Father of American Education".[1] In 1848, after public service as Secretary of the Massachusetts State Board of Education, Mann was elected to the United States House of Representatives (1848–1853). From September 1852 to his death in 1859, he served as President of Antioch College.
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“Second, Mann never had a proper education and consequently was unable to judge a good method of from a bad method for reading. Here’s a description of Mann’s school days:
‘The opportunities for the lad’s schooling were extremely meager. The locality enjoyed the reputation of being the smallest school district, with the poorest school house and the cheapest teacher in the State.’”
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the outcome based education progressive education school system. And so I think it's important to put that into perspective. We have to remember what why the Prussian model education system was put into place. What was the Prussian model? What happened at the Battle of Vienna? What were the Prussians trying to do? Why would we how to Horace Mann and the special letter when he went over there to check out what was going on? Why would he suggest that model? How does Dewey play it? How does William Jay's play a part in this progressive movement, in regards to the pragmatist, I should say? You know, there's a long history of sort of the philosophic,
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according to hall's confessions. Right. He, he left confessions just like Cecil rose. He became tutor for the Seligman banking family in New York and was contacted by James K Hosmer, professor at Antioch Antioch college, yellow Springs. That's where Dave Chappelle, lives, and his mom taught Yellow Springs at or his dad taught at Antioch College. There's another version. It goes through, and it traces while, in brief, while at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, Hall came under the influence of four groups. Yeah. I can see Horace Mann there. He's a major influential
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yada yada. The brothers grew up both in New York City and Yonkers. They attended the Horace Mann School. Ever hear of a guy named Horace Mann? Blinken graduated magna cum laude with bachelor's degree in economics from Harvard and served in the army or the air force no. Army corps. I'm sorry. In World War two. And then he cofounded in sixty six nineteen sixty six, EM Warburg, Pincus, and Company. So, yeah, he's a long time sort of Jewish American political royalty, if you will.
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American politician by the name of Horace Mann. And Horace Mann planned on exporting this Prussian model to the good old US of A. Horace Mann was passionate about reforming American education. It was his life's duty. So in eighteen forty three, he traveled across Europe visiting schools to get ideas, but no education system impressed him more than the Prussian model. To him, the Prussian model was a work of art. Here was the roadmap to molding children into anything the elite wanted. If the Prussian model could remove every single trace of Polish culture, what could it do for America? With the Prussian model, it wouldn't matter if kids were Protestant, Catholic, black, an immigrant, Native American, or even atheist because we would be able to permanently instill patriotism duty and hard work into all of them. And with Horace Mann's political influence, tax funded public schools following the Prussian model slowly started popping up all over America. And slowly but surely, parents, teachers, those in charge, and society as a whole started to accept the Prussian model as the only sensible way to educate the youth. Instead of one big class, schools were divided into separate classes for kids of different ages. Horace also wanted mainly women to be the teachers, which is why women dominate the teaching field today. Teachers were even sent to Prussia to learn firsthand how their system works.
Authorities bought into the Prussian model so much that by eighteen sixty four, congress made it illegal for native American kids to be taught in their native languages. Instead, they were sent to faraway boarding schools so teachers could kill the Indian to save the man. By the end of the eighteen hundreds, the Prussian motto had taken over America. And by nineteen hundred, almost every American state made public school mandatory. Meaning that you had to give up your kid to states or get the kid taken away from you and thrown in prison. Horace Mann changed the face of American public education forever. But the public school system wasn't in its final form yet. Because as much as the Prussian model did wonders for the government, it still didn't do much for businessmen like you. And as John D. Rockefeller,
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Noah Webster's spelling book sold five million copies to an estimated population of twenty million in eighteen eighteen. Thomas Paine's Common Sense Pamphlet sold a hundred and twenty thousand copies to a colonial population of three million. So when career politician Horace Mann arrived on the scene and lobbied for a Prussian inspired model of compulsory schooling and training schools for teachers, it Instead, a perfect storm emerged in the decades leading up to the American civil war that created an ideal atmosphere to introduce state control of public schooling. And it went a little something like this.
or just pissing themselves and not fighting on the battlefield. And they came up with this model called school in order to basically get kids at a very young age and teach them how great the state was and how they were servants of the government, and then they could, like, get them to fight their wars for them. And Horace Mann openly talked about how we were bringing this Prussian system to America. And he said something about, like, how well, I mean, they're, you know, using it for their own ends, and we'll use it for different ends. But there's a reason why every day, they get those kids up there to stand up and pledge allegiance. Right. I'll say this okay. Very and I'll I'll get it that it's like a it could be definitely propaganda for sure. Well, let me let me just say it like this. Okay? Because this is the great Tom Woods. This is his,
is something like this. It is can you guys see on the screen? From the Jewish Ghetto to Banking Empire, the Rothschild Legacy. It's on I love documentaries or I love docs on YouTube, and I got to see that earlier this week. Now, a couple of the points there. You heard Dave Smith earlier reference that the Prussian education system, like, an a century later is what powered the Nazi regime, the national socialist movement. Right? So we're drawing parallels. Russian government was a proto state of what became the Nazis. It was sort of Yes. And we brought that education system here through Horace Mann, according to Charlotte Iserby in the deliberate dumbing down of America,
Horace Mann served as president of Antioch College, during this time, co-founder of the Order of the Skull & Bones, Alphonso Taft was the most influential Trustee on the board.
Horace Mann is often described as “The Father of American Education”
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