Abstract
Education is key to building a strong society. Political leaders throughout the centuries realized that tailoring education in specific ways would bring specific results. The education system develops future members of society impacting civic engagement and the work force, both of which are political.
This research identifies historical educational trends, both what political leaders desired and how they implemented policy to reach those goals. It also looks at the give and take between political goal and societal reception.
Lastly this research shows how these changing trends impact students in the classroom and how they are prepared for the work force and civic involvement.
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Research On Capitol Hill 2016
Document Type
Poster
Publication Date
1-26-2016
Recommended Citation
Fabricius-Gardner, Alison, "Recent educational trends prove detrimental to society" (2016). Research on Capitol Hill. Paper 28.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/roch/28