Chap. 1
The Teacher
The Teacher
Led campaign to organize schools in Massachusetts
Who is Horace Mann?
When first-year Ohio teachers must receive their first evaluation
What is Jan. 15th?
Ed. Philosophy of project-based student-centered learning
What is Progressivism?
Teachers in these school systems typically earn more
What are Suburban?
Students, teachers, government, environment and culture, standardized tests and classroom facilities and materials impact this
What are factors that impact curriculum?
OAE
What is the Ohio Assessment for Educators (content specific)?
NOT among the most common reasons given for becoming a teacher
What is Job Security?
Used to attract teachers to rural areas
What is Incentive Pay?
This philosophy believes in teaching ideas that have lasted for centuries
What is Perennialism?
The single largest source of revenue for public schools.
What is Property Tax
Most popular curriculum design
What is subject-area curriculum design?
Traditional required license
What is the 4 Year Resident Educator License?
Who Alternative Teacher Preparation Programs certify
Who are non-education college graduates?
The tool used to assess teacher performance.
What is OTES (Ohio Teacher Eval. System)?
The extent to which funding for programs and services is sufficient.
What is Adequacy?
The Local property tax is not considered the best source of revenue for education because of this
What is unstable and changing?
Signals sent by teachers such as frowns, gold stars
What is NULL or HIDDEN Curriculum?
An accelerated pathway to classroom teaching for non-traditional educational paths, industry, military
What is the Alternative Resident Educator license ?
Teacher salaries highest here
What is Far West and North East?
Teacher compensation measured by student achievement
What is Performance-based?
This teaching style emphasizes studying the core academic knowledge and skills
What is Essentialism?
This percentage of Ohio Lottery profits go towards supporting public schools
What is 100%?
Students engage in self assessment and critical thinking about their learning experience.
What is relection?
PRAXIS
What is the Professional Knowledge Exam (passing tests on educational philosophies and methods of teaching?
The demand for additional teachers in 2024 is NOT influenced by this contributing factor
What is high teacher salaries?
Ohio's Licensure Exam for new teachers requires passing these assessments
What are the OAE (general content) and OPI (language) exams?
The education philosophies most influential in driving curriculum design today
What are Essentialism, Perennialism, Progressivism?
This is not a function of local school boards
What is certify teachers?
This design emphasizes a mix of courses from many disciplines and subjects
What is an Integrated curriculum?
Teaching permit for teachers from non-traditional educational paths, industry, military
What is 12hr - 40hr Emergency Temporary Teaching Certification?
General Ed. Teachers, Alternative Teacher Applicants and Ed. Intervention Spec. need to do this
What is pass the Ohio Assessment for Educators (OAE) content assessments and PRAXIS exams?
In 1946 many children were going hungry even when the Great Depression was over
What is National School Lunch Act?
This is how a Behaviorism classroom is managed
What is direct instruction, reinforcement, and the use of rewards and punishments to shape student behavior and learning outcomes?
Here, students in similar situations such as having the same needs receive equal financial support
What is equity?
This is how a progressivist classroom is managed
What is democratically / participatory / self-directed?
Field Experience Log (Oct 22), Field Experience Verification Form (Nov 22) uploaded to Task Stream; Teacher Verification and Evaluation Form (Nov 22) turned in to Field Experience Office
What is required of each student to pass EDFN 1501 40095?