educational acts
Who wrote "A Nation at Risk"?
President Ronald Reagan.
What is the core curriculum?
A set of standards that need to be taught to all students.
Who plans for the benchmarks?
The teacher plans for the benchmarks.
Are technology standards taught by the teacher or students?
They are taught by the teacher.
Did the educational acts improve education?
Yes, they improved teaching standards.
What year was "A Nation at Risk Written"?
1983
Are all standards the same for each grade level and subject the same?
They differ from grade level and subject.
Who takes the benchmarks?
The students take the benchmarks.
Should all teachers know the Technology Applications Standards.
Yes, it is important for all teachers to know them.
What is the first concern in the past few decades?
The impact of computers and internet.
Who wrote "Goals 2000:Educate America Act"?
President Bill Clinton
Who is expected to teach the standards?
The teacher is expected to teach the standards.
How are benchmarks used?
They are used as tools to assess students knowledge.
Are Technology Applications the same?
They vary for each grade level.
What is the second concern in the past few decades?
The implementation of academic standards.
1994
What happens to the level of difficulty?
It increases per grade level.
Why are students tested certain standards?
They should have learned them.
Do each technology standard increase in difficulty.
Yes, the more they grow the more they learn.
Do education acts create an equal education for all?
Yes, they try to create a equal education.
Why were "A Nation as Risk" and "Goals 200:Educate America" important for standards?
They showed the importance of rigorous standards for students. For a better education.
What does "wider and deeper" mean?
They have a better understanding as they grow.
They should know and _________their knowledge.
They should know and demonstrate and their knowledge.
Students learn how to be more ____________with technology.
Students learn how to be more responsible with technology.
Are education standards tell the teacher how to teach them?
No, the teacher chooses how to teach them.