What impact has history had on education? What influences are still impacting education today? Select a time period or historical educational movement that you believe still impacts schools today and explain why. In a minimum of 300 words, answer the questions above. Post your response and respond to at least two of your classmates’ postings.
What impact has history had on education?

Education in our country is unique. The way we organize schools, the content we teach, and our teaching methods differ from those in other countries. The reasons for these differences lie in the historical roots of our education system (Kauchak Eggen, 2011).
The Civil Right Act of 1964 has had a impact on education because it has form classrooms today and no longer can children be refused the right to attend a school of his or her choice because of his or her race. In other words, it provides our children the opportunity to interact with children from other cultures so they are able to learn about each other and progress in life. Nevertheless, the classrooms are more diverse allowing the teacher as well as the children to learn about one another culture seeing that everyone is not the same but different in some way or another. In addition, the Civil Right Act has provide African American children the same right as white students because all children needs an education. Therefore, to obtain this education no child should be judge by the color of their skin.
There are various groups that are still impacting education today. These groups are known as taxpayers, teachers, parents, and administrators, local, state and federal government. In general these individual impacts the way our children are educated in America. A historical educational movement that I believe still impacts school today are the Civil Right Movement of Brown –versus- Board of Education. Meanwhile, in the