The education reform movement refers to a period of time in which there was a concentrated effort to improve and change the educational system. This movement aimed to address issues such as access, quality, and equity in schools.
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Horace Mann: Horace Mann was an influential leader in the education reform movement. He advocated for public education and worked towards establishing common school systems.
Common School System: The common school system refers to a publicly funded educational system that aims to provide free education for all children regardless of social class or background.
Prudence Crandall: Prudence Crandall was an educator who fought for racial equality in education during the 19th century. She opened a school specifically for African American girls, challenging societal norms at the time.