Educational philosophies
Classroom Managment/
Kagan strategeis/
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Diversity/History of Education
Curriculum Design/State Standards/NCLB
Alternative Education/Controversial Topics
100
This philsophy might be observable in a Montessori setting.
What is exestentialism
100
This strategy allow students to share his/her thoughts with a neighbor while the teacher can listen in.
What is think-pair-share
100
Jane Elliot
What is the name of the teacher who did the brown eye/blue eye experiment?
100
These are required to teach by every teacher according to NCLB.
What are state standards
100
This school is usually at a residence and taught by a parent.
What is Homeschooling?
200
This philosophy encourages rewards and consequences.
What is behaviorism?
200
It is critical that a teacher has these in place on the first day of school.
What are procedures?
200
To give students an opportunity to understand how discrimination feels.
What is the brown eye/blue eye experiment?
200
N.C.L.B. is the acronym for what federal requirement
What is No Child Left Behind?
200
These schools are state funded and are popular as a tool to challenge the public school to increase their expectations.
What are Charter schools
300
A teacher in this classroom will probably be standing front and center and the students will be in rows.
What is essentialism?
300
This is a strategy that allows a group of students to brainstorm ideas onto a piece of paper.
What is round robin?
300
Emma Willard, Ella Flagg Young and Mary McLeod Bethune.
Who are historical women in education?
300
She is the woman behind the Direct Instruction....EEI format discussed in class.
Who is Madelline Hunter?
300
If you believe this, you feel special needs students should remain in the least restrictive environment the majority of the day.
What is mainstreaming?
400
The Block program at ASU is designed to follow which philosophy?
What is pregressivism
400
carousel
What is an activity that allows students to roam from one poster to another writing brainstorming ideas?
400
This term is broadly defined to include class, ethnicity, race, religion, language, gender, sexual orientation, ability, age and geographi locations.
What is diversity?
400
This document helps teachers to plan how they will implement a lesson.
What is a lesson plan
400
These schools allow students an alternate way to receive their high school diplomas.
What are Alternative Schools?
500
Like a flower, this philosophy believes that students constantly grow...
What is perrenialism
500
This theorist believes you should not nag students, you should practice, practice, practice.
Who is Fred Jones
500
Benjamin Banneker, John Chavis and Booker T. Washington
Who are historical African American educators?
500
What are strands, concepts and performance objectives
What are the 3 components of state standards?
500
These schools are meant to "attract" students who have an interest in a particular trade or major.
What are magnet schools?
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