What big idea in education did the puritans invented that you still use now?

I have no idea.... It is still very cool.

Leading of them - top-notch idea

belief in the spirit world

wheelright, williams, and hooker

Puritans rejected the idea of king appointed church leaders

The idea for the first public school was established by the Puritans. They passed laws to promote education. It was required that every town with at least 50 families had to have an elementary school. Every town with 100 families or more had to have a grammar school for older kids.

In the 19th century, the idea of mandatory public education became popular. In Victorian times, the Greek and Latin classics still played a major role in education.

Isaac Newton came up with the idea of who invented gravity.

The compass on a key-chain idea was invented many years ago. This invention is still used today by many people. Honestly, there is no "for sure" inventor of this, people just started doing it and this idea became more known.

it was invented by an idea.

An uninvented idea is an idea that has not been invented yet.

The idea of a democracy invented the president.

It represents the idea of free education.

Education is necessary in carring out the business but the idea of the business does not necessarilly need education.

The Aztec empire was one of the first places in the world to have mandatory education for everyone. Also it invented popcorn. Last but not least, it invented the idea of chewing gum, by getting sap from tress and chewing it.