In Paul and Karen's classroom, students were able to shape this, which allowed them to come up with innovative strategies to teach and learn engaging content.
What is the curriculum.
100
This program was absent from Lakeside do to lack of accommodations and no licensed teachers in the area.
What is special education.
100
To Paul, discussion skills are just as much a part of the curriculum as this.
What is the content.
100
There is a nationwide fear of this type of person. These people were described as sellers of illegal drugs by students.
What is an "illegal alien."
100
Democratic education for social justice promotes the development of these three things. Name one of them.
What are knowledge, skills, or dispositions that enable students to become "active and powerful social agents".
200
Paul used music such as Janis Joplin and Dolly Parton to discuss these.
What are social issues.
200
There was an attempt by the school to base this on a sliding scale due to the different incomes of families, but no changes were made.
What is tuition.
200
This project was used to help students know the rules for engaging with other citizens in a formal public discussion.
What is the Socratic Circles project.
200
Walter Parker gives three strategies for "listening across difference". Name one of these strategies.
What is humility, caution, or reciprocity.
200
Paul used the phrase "artful science" to describe this.
What is his philosophy of teaching.
300
Paul and Karen's students personalized these objects that were attached to the students' desks.
What are wooden boards.
300
A quarter of the students at Lakeside are part of this religion.
What is Judaism.
300
Regularly participating in deliberations allows students to acquired these types of skills which will benefit students in city halls and courtrooms.
What is negotiation skills.
300
This phrase is used to explain what we need to heal injustices.
What is "Band-Aids and stitches".
300
Paul allowed students to bring in these devices if the students felt these devices improved their learning.
What are iPods.
400
Paul and Karen did not assess students by issuing grades, but instead they assessed students through three methods. Name one of them.
What are student portfolios, students' written self-evaluations, or individual conversations with students.
400
Lakeside tries to build on internal rather than external motivation for learning and draws on this type of psychology in order to succeed.
What is humanistic psychology.
400
Margaret struggled incorporating meaningful discussions into her class because her school had this problem.
What is a narrow curricula, little time and money, or restricted access to linguistic and social codes of power.
400
Scott's claim that "illegal immigrants stab people" supports long-standing nativist discourses also known as this.
What is "defensive nationalism".
400
Paul went to the van Gogh museum in this city.
What is Amsterdam.
500
This type of education is about creating an environment in which children's strengths and unique ways of learning are supported.
What is Progressive Education.
500
This is the type of curriculum that is used at Lakeside.
What is social reconstructionist curriculum.
500
This was the name of the part of the day when students in Paul's class were allowed to pick topics to discuss.
What is morning meeting deliberations.
500
Scott's violent statements merit interruption and critical analysis in the classroom in order to protect the personal safety and dignity of students from these groups.