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Autores principales: Parker, Franklin, Parker, Betty J.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Publicado: 1993
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author Parker, Franklin
Parker, Betty J.
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Parker, Betty J.
Parker, Franklin
Parker, Betty J.
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contents George Peabody's (1795-1869) Educational Legacy. Parker, Franklin Parker, Betty J. Educational Finance Elementary Secondary Education Entrepreneurship Financial Support Foundation Programs Philanthropic Foundations Private Financial Support Resources School Support During his career, George Peabody financially supported educational endeavors and went beyond the accumulation of money to leave for one's children. His support began in the mid-1800s and his educational legacy remains. He established: (1) a $2 million Peabody Education Fund to promote public schools and teacher training in 12 civil war devastated southern states; (2) three museums of science; (3) the Baltimore Peabody Institute Library and Peabody Conservatory of Music, both now part of Johns Hopkins University; (4) six institute libraries with lecture halls that served adult education; and (5) low cost model housing in London for working people where about 19,000 people still live. George Peabody influenced individuals to support education, and his legacy serves as a reminder to others. (CK)
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spellingShingle George Peabody's (1795-1869) Educational Legacy.
Parker, Franklin
Parker, Betty J.
Educational Finance
Elementary Secondary Education
Entrepreneurship
Financial Support
Foundation Programs
Philanthropic Foundations
Private Financial Support
Resources
School Support
George Peabody's (1795-1869) Educational Legacy. Parker, Franklin Parker, Betty J. Educational Finance Elementary Secondary Education Entrepreneurship Financial Support Foundation Programs Philanthropic Foundations Private Financial Support Resources School Support During his career, George Peabody financially supported educational endeavors and went beyond the accumulation of money to leave for one's children. His support began in the mid-1800s and his educational legacy remains. He established: (1) a $2 million Peabody Education Fund to promote public schools and teacher training in 12 civil war devastated southern states; (2) three museums of science; (3) the Baltimore Peabody Institute Library and Peabody Conservatory of Music, both now part of Johns Hopkins University; (4) six institute libraries with lecture halls that served adult education; and (5) low cost model housing in London for working people where about 19,000 people still live. George Peabody influenced individuals to support education, and his legacy serves as a reminder to others. (CK)
title George Peabody's (1795-1869) Educational Legacy.
topic Educational Finance
Elementary Secondary Education
Entrepreneurship
Financial Support
Foundation Programs
Philanthropic Foundations
Private Financial Support
Resources
School Support
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED369720