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EQ focuses on someones

Emotional Intelligences

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allow Multilingual students to receive instruction in both English and their native language either through developmental approaches or two-way immersion approaches?

What are Dual Language Programs

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requires homless students to have the same access to school as everyone else

What is the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assisstance Act

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type of segregation as a result of residential patterns

What is De Facto Segregation 

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A well respected woman with an interest in education

What is a dame

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Intelligence is determined at birth 

What is Fixed Mindset

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Where instruction is mostly in English. This is the "sink or swim" approach where teachers anticipate the ELL students will eventually catch onto the the language

What is The Immersion Approach 

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Assigning different tracks of course, programs, or work based on their abilities ("Low" vs "high)

What is tracking

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in place of child's parent

What is loco parentis

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Targeted small group instruction

What is Tier 2 Instruction 

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students ability to monitor their understanding and learning processes

What is metacognition

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Contributions approach, additive approach, transformation approach, the social action approach

What are the stages of Multicultural Education

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Subtle form of tracking: student by thier ability for specific content or skills. It is important that the grouping shifts from subject to subject or lesson to lesson

What is ability grouping

300

The  leader who wanted to press beyond small religious focused schools and make them available to all social and economic classes:

Who is Thomas Jefferson 

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the type of segregation by law or offical action

What is De Jure Segregation 

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The ability for someone to understand and manage emotions, set and acheieve postive goal, feel and show empathy for others, establish and maintain postive relationships, and make responsible decisions

What is Social and Emotional Learning include

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Focusing on the learning strengths of students and mediating the frequent mismatch between home and school cultures

What is culturally responsive teaching

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Talk accurately about the behavior, move beyond the individual, stop labeling students, accentuate the positive

What does Lyn Mikel Brown suggest educators do in regards to bullying

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Court Case that ruled that taxes could be used to supoprt secondary schools 

What is the Kalamazoo Case in 1874  

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Resources and supports provided to students to support them in fully participating in the activity or assignment. This to not change the learning expectations.

What is an Accomodation 

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Protects children with disabilites from being inappropriately segregated

What does Least Restrictive Environment Do?

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Where teachers use the students native language as a bridge to Enlish Language. Instruction progressively transitions into English at the rate of the students.

What is the The Transitional Approach 

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Be prepared, stand your ground, communicate, and listen

What are the suggested stratgies for working with parents

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School used to educate future teachers

What are normal schools


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that certain students do poorly in school because they suffer some sort of deficit (cultural, social, economic, academic, linguistic, or even genetic)

 What is the deficit theory

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