When and where was James Samuel Coleman born?
James Samuel Coleman was born on the 12th of May 1926 in Bedford, Indiana. He spent his early childhood there before moving to Louisville, Kentucky.
James Samuel Coleman was born on the 12th of May 1926 in Bedford, Indiana. He spent his early childhood there before moving to Louisville, Kentucky.
The Coleman Report known as Equality of Educational Opportunity involved more than 600,000 students and 60,000 teachers across the United States. The research cost approximately 1.5 million dollars making it one of the largest studies in history.
James Samuel Coleman defined social capital as resources found within family relations and community social organization. Functional communities served as sources of social capital that could support families in youth development.
James Samuel Coleman moved to Johns Hopkins University in 1959 where he became an associate professor and founded the Sociology department. He later returned to Chicago in 1973 to teach as a University Professor of Sociology and Education.
At the time of his death on the 25th of March 1995, James Samuel Coleman was engaged in a long-term study titled High School and Beyond. This examination tracked the lives and careers of 75,000 people who had been high school juniors and seniors in 1980.