Philosophies
With the term coined by William Bagley, this philosophy believes that the only the core knowledge that all people should know should b e taught.
Essentialism
In the development method, this is the most important step that is not explicitly stated in the cycle.
Repeat the steps.
This option for schools, is a type of school choice for public schools.
Public-to-Public
This 1974 Act that was passed through President Lyndon B. Johnson's "War on Poverty," ensured that federal assistance would be sent to the poorest schools and communities in the nation.
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
This education law allowed for the funding of institutes of higher learning in order for those institutes to provide more opportunities for students.
Higher Education Act of 1965
This education philosophy, founded by Mortimer Adler, believes in a single-core curriculum by placing emphasis on works of literature and art.
Perennialism
The "what" you teach.
Content
Parochial, single-gendered, home-school, and for-profit are all types this type of school.
Private
The Committee of Ten sparked the notion that high schools should follow this system that offered different courses for students with different aspirations.
Tracking
The name behind this law is that who caused the nation to provide free or reduced lunches.
Richard B. Russel
Started by John Dewey, this education philosophy believed that learning should be combined with that of daily life and gave more responsibility to students.
Progressivism
This type of content is expressly written before the instruction begins.
Formal
The settings of public schools
(100 per correct)
Rural, Suburban, Urban
The creators of the academy, the 1751's new type of secondary school.
Thomas Jefferson & Benjamin Franklin
This law requires institutes of higher learning that receive federal funding to not discriminate based on gender for extracurricular activities when they dole out money.
Title IX
This education philosophy believes that all authoritative truth lies in the individual and that the student should seek their own meaning.
Existentialism
Transmitted through a teacher's behavior, this type of content is what students, parents, and communities pick up on.
Hidden
DAILY DOUBLE
(100 per answer, if all answers are correct x2)
These are the 4 types of public schools.
Traditional, Magnet, Charter, Alternative
The creator of standardized testing.
Frederick J. Kelly
This clause was created to play a major role in American community to prevent discrimination.
Equal Protection Clause
Promoting the curriculum of social justice, this philosophy was credited among the critical theorists to Paulo Freire.
Social Reconstructivism
This type of content is the type that isn't planned before the lesson but is still linked to curriculum.
Informal
This type of school choice is what allows students to pay to go there.
Vouchers.
Tax-supported elementary schools, stemmed from the ideas that a democracy needs an education system that allows people to succeed on their skills and not inherited privilege.
Common Schools
This law granted students and their parents the right to refuse the promoting of information of students back and forth.
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act