Horace Mann's Opinion On Education

In 1837, Horace Mann discontinued his political profession to become secretary of the Massachusetts State Legislature due to condition of the state's public schools. He later told a speech to the Massachusetts State Legislature in 1848. He explains his opinions on the issues of education and the social class. His speeches specifically have information about the religious, intellectual, physical, moral and political aspects of education. One of his opinions is education needs flexibility to help students be open-minded of what they can do when becoming older. As such that the wealth will be equally distributed in America. Another opinion from him indicates education needs to help children make their own decisions in moral and religion situations. Education is the great equalizer for teachers that use the advantages, consistencies, and benefits to make it more successful for students. Education can give more advantages to students to help prepared them working in their real world. If a student receive the right education that help expresses their creativity then they will become better in what they want to do and learn. An example from an article states: where
The major discrepancy that Anyon finds is education based on your social class. Which means the lower of social class a school has translates to lower the education is. For instance the different five schools that Aynon show characteristics of work being completed by: following procedure (Aynon 167), correct answer (Aynon 170), independent creative activity (Aynon 172), and analytical intellectual power. (Aynon 175). From this, the discrepancies are the different types of learning and work that are to affect how students’ progress differently. Teachers should be more consistent to having a curriculum that implements creativity and equal ways of learning. This can influences students’ progress and do in