Philosophies
School Structure
Lesson Planning
Classroom Environment
A Smile as Big as the Moon
100

These are the 5 main types of philosophies of education studied in this course. 

What are Perenialism, Essentialism, Progressivism, Social Reconstruction, Existenialism?

100

This person oversees the teachers, school budget, and handles discipline issues. 

Who is the Principal?

100

When planning a lesson you should always start with these.

What are Common Core State Standards?

100
The acronym RAT stands for these components of creating a positive classroom environment. 
What are Respect, Acceptance, and Tolerance?
100

This is the teacher who persisted in getting his Special Needs students to attend Space Camp.

Who is Mike Kersjes?

200

In this philosophy, students focus on learning the basics by listening to lectures from the instructor. 

What is Essentialism?

200

This group of elected people oversee the curriculum, teaching techniques, calender, and finances of a school district.

What is the School Board?

200

This type of instruction takes into account the needs of all students and provides multiple ways for students to learn and display their knowledge. 

What is Differentiated Instruction?

200

The way you arrange classroom space, setting routines, procedures, and rules, pacing & structures lessons, providing feedback, and communicating with parents are all components of this type of classroom management.

What is Preventitive?

200

This company sponsored the students in attending Space Camp.

What is Burger King?

300

In this philosophy, students have choices and learn base on their individual interests. 

What is Existenialism?

300

These 3 Special Education Laws help to provide all students what they need in the least restrictive environment.

What are the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 504), IDEA, and Anericans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA)?

300

Accessing prior knowledge, guided practice, independent practice, and assessment are components of this.

What is the Instruction Cycle?

300

These are the 3 components of the ABCs of Behavior.

What are Antecedents, Behavior, & Consequences?

300

The students won this place in the category of Best Mission.

What is 3rd place?

400

This philosophy is widely used today where students learn by doing and the teacher is the facilitator of learning.

What is Progressivism?

400

These are the 5 grade bands teachers can be certified in in the state of Michigan.

What are B-K, PK-3, 3-6, 5-9, & 7-12?

400

The purpose of this is to determine what students have learned and to inform future teaching practices. 

What is assessment?

400

Students who misbehave are trying to accomplish one of these two goals. 

What are Obtain or Avoid something?

400

This student won an award for having the "Right Stuff".

Who is Scott Goudy?

500

These two philosophers developed the idea of constructivism. One focusing on Cognitive development and the other focusing on Sociocultural development.

Who are Jean Piaget and Lev Vygotsky?

500

These 5 Amendments of the Constitution are rights that all students have.

What are the first (speech), fourth search & seizure), fifth, & fourteenth (due process) Amendments?

500

This type of lesson plan is the most in-depth and time-consuming to create, but it also helps teachers be the most prepared for a given amount of time. 

What are Unit Plans?

500

The Science of Learning emphasizes the importantance of this.

What are relationships?

500

Today Mike Kersjes is the president of this non-profit organization.

What is Space is Special Inc.?

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