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Fanny Jackson Coppin: An educator of educators
By Theron Hobbs, Jr. ©2021
There are millions of elementary and secondary classroom educators in the United States. These educators learn the techniques of teaching and get experiences in practicing how to educate others. This season of practicing is commonly known as student-teaching. Though student-teaching is a common practice in America, whatâs uncommon is American people knowing that this vocational practice was created by an African-American woman named Fanny Jackson Coppin.
Coppin, born in 1837 under the name Fanny Marion Jackson, had a zeal for education at a young age. When Fanny turned 14 she took on a job. The job didnât pay much, but she saved up her earnings to hire an academic tutor for herself. Once given the opportunity to attend school, she quickly demonstrated her insatiable desire for being educated and educating others.
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