School Reforms during the Industrial Revolution

(a)   was already around and being taken advantage of by working class families.

What kind of school did industrial workers attend prior to the 1800's?

• Public School

• Private School

• Sunday School

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Children could only go to school on Sunday because ​ (a)   was the one day a week they were not required to work.

• Sunday
• Monday
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• Thursday
• Friday

How many hours a day did children get to go to school?

• two hours

• three hours

• four hours

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What happened in 1844?

• In 1844, the Ragged School Union was established to set up education for poor children.

• In 1844, the provide School Union was established to provide school for poor children.

• In 1844, the Poor Children's fund was established to provide education for poorchildren.

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What did the Education Act make mandatory in 1880?

• The Education Act made the attendance of school mandatory for any child age 10.

• The Education Act made the attendance of school mandatory for children under the age of 10.

• The Education Actmade the attendance of school mandatory for over the age of 10.

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A National Board of Education was established in (a)   .

Teachers did not allow students to ​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ or (c)  

• ask questions,
• talk,
• fidget.
• smile
• shout
• read
• write