Foundations for Teaching and Learning
A Citizen who has rights and obligations on the nation-state but does not participate in the political system.
What is a Legal Citizen?
Provide detailed descriptions for each class period.
What is a lesson plan?
Study of culture and cultural diversity.
What is Culture?
____ & psychological development considers how the mind impacts the adolescent.
What is Cognitive?
An example of an activist being willing to take a risk that could have been physically traumatizing.
What is a performance expectation?
A citizen who votes in local and national elections on conventional candidates and conventional issues.
What is a Minimal Citizen?
Consists of all that educators purposefully intend to teach students.
Study of the past and its legacy.
What is time, Continuity, and change?
Accounts for the teenager's extreme self-consciousness.
What is a imaginary audience?
Provides the general direction for a course.
What is goals?
The purpose of the Voluntary National Content standards in Economic to help raise the quality of economic _____ in American's schools.
What is education?
Also known as the taught curriculum and can be thought of as the instructional processes or method used to communicate ethe formal curriculum.
What is a Delivered Curriculum
Study of interactions among individuals, groups, and institutions.
What is a a group and individuals?
Stems from their thinking that they are "special, different from other people.."
What is a personal fable?
Address the thinking skills and academic content to be learned in the classroom.
What is cognitive domain?
The goal of education in civics and government is informed, responsible participation in political life by competent ____ committed to the fundamental values and principles of American constitutional democracy.
What is citizens?
Representation of everything a student learns in school.
What is a Learned Curriculum?
Study of connections and interdependence.
What is the study of Global Connections?
Something that does not imply that students will material differently.
Refers to learning that is tied to feelings or emotions.
What is affective domain?
People, places, problems, and perspectives are part of what simple and powerful ides for thinking about the importance each of the fields of study in social studies brings to the classroom.
What is the four Ps of social studies?
Part of the delivered curriculum by is worth mentioning separately.
What is a Hidden curriculum?
Study of ideas, principles, and practices of citizenship in democratic republic.
What is Civic ideals?
Describes the thought that intelligence can be developed and increased over time.
What is Growth mindset?
Targets written at the receiving level are aimed at helping students become aware for or sensitive to the existence of certain ideas or materials.
What is receiving?