Elizabeth Harrison (1849–1927) was an influential American educator originally from Kentucky who dedicated her career to the advancement of early childhood education. She is best known as the founder and inaugural president of the institution known today as National Louis University, located in Chicago, Illinois.
Throughout her life, Harrison operated as a pioneer in her field, working extensively to establish and promote professional standards for early childhood teachers. Her efforts significantly shaped the landscape of teacher training and early education advocacy, leaving a lasting legacy in the field of pedagogy.
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