What is an example of an inventory teachers can give students to learn about them?
What is learning or cultural?
What is....?
One's awareness of his/her own thought processes, strengths, strategies, and self-regulation is called
What is metacognition?
Who is the "Father of the Middle School?"
Who is William Alexander?
What is one of the four characteristics of an effective curriculum for middle level learners?
What is exploratory?
What is one positive outcome of students practicing reflection?
What is...?
What is another of the five roles of a middle level educator?
What is...?
What is transfer?
What landmark report came out in 1918?
What is "The Project Method?
What is challenging?
When students prepare artifacts from their portfolios and are given the responsibility of explaining their learning to their parents or guardians, this is called
What is student-led conferences?
What should be used as the basis for the type of professional development teachers need?
The term that encompasses competence, responsibility, affiliation, awareness, and ethical perception of self is
What is personal efficacy?
What is an accomplishment of the middle school movement related to teacher preparation?
What is the recognition of the "middle level?"
"Students and teachers are engaged in ___, purposeful learning."
What is active?
When learners are charged with identifying their own intended learning outcomes, this is known as
What is goal-setting?
What is one of the four characteristics of effective professional development?
What is ...?
The structure that organizes teachers into interdisciplinary groups and uses this structure to create support is called
What is teams or teaming?
What is an accomplishment of middle level education related to young adolescents?
Curriculum that "crosses the lines of subject-specific disciplines" is ___.
What is integrative?
A sense of belonging to and with others as well as to a purpose greater than oneself is called
What is affiliation?
What is another characteristics of effective professional development?
What type of intelligence does the text use as the opposite of "fixed?"
What is "incremental," "flexible," and/or "expanding?"
What is an accomplishment of the middle level movement related to research?
What is the fact that research supports the middle level concept?
This type of learning gives students an opportunity to explore a question or problem in an in-depth study.
What is project-based?