How many questions are included in the "Tyler rationale?"
What is 4.
100
What is multicultural education?
What is curriculum that embraces and incorporates the wide spectrum of human variations, such as those that exist with ethnicity, gender, religion, and physical and mental abilities, into its core content.
100
What year was the Goals 2000: Educate America Act expected to be met by?
What is 2000
100
Areas of study, such as mathematics, science, or English, that can be divided into subdisciplines, such as algebra, physics, and literature.
What is academic disciplines.
200
How many components make up curriculum?
What is 3.
200
Which of the approaches to curriculum teaches the traditional academic subjects?
What is Humanists
200
What is teachings from different cultures known as?
What is content integration.
200
Were the goals for "Goals 2000" met?
What is no.
200
Underlying beliefs that are themselves part of a culture and that influence how a culture behaves and reacts to certain populations or behaviors.
What is cultural assumptions.
300
What is the component of curriculum that actually happens in the classroom?
What is enacted curriculum.
300
Social Meliorists is the curriculum that should prepare the students who could create a more democratic social order, what is this approach also known as?
What is Social Constructionists
300
What is one way to integrate multicultural education into the curriculum?
What is teaching stories from different cultures, continuing the practice outside the classroom, inviting guest speakers, etc.
300
What was the high school graduation rate suppose to meet by the year 2000?
What is at least 90%.
300
A push to make educational institutions and sometimes individual teachers and students accountable for students' academic performance; often measured by means of standardized testing and evaluations.
What is standards movement.
400
What is planned curriculum?
What is what the teacher designs for a specific lesson based on the subject.
400
Name the four approaches to curriculum.
What is humanists, developmentalists, social efficiency educators, and social meliorists or social constructionists.
400
What are some cultural assumptions discussed in the knowledge construction process of multicultural education?
What is gender biased careers (male scientists) and race/ethnicity (presidents)
400
What term is defined by the ability of local school districts, state governments, or even individual schools and classroom teacher to retain control over laws and policies affecting their citizens.
What is Local Autonomy.
400
Privileges and benefits are dispersed according to a socially constructed value system wherein some people and groups are considered subordinate to those that are more elite or entitled.
What is stratified society.
500
What is participatory relationship?
What is the written curriculum, which is enforced by a higher authority and then the teacher either decides to or is told to teach the curriculum.
500
Name the three types of curriculum and define them.
What is official curriculum- what is expected to be taught by the teachers, taught curriculum- what the teacher actually teaches, hidden curriculum- effectively taught lessons that are not acknowledged in the school.
500
Name three out of the five area's of importance in multicultural education.
What is content integration, the knowledge construction process, prejudice reduction, an equity pedagogy, and an empowering school culture.
500
Why do the standards from the state tests cause the teachers to view them as impossible barriers?
What is because it takes the freedom out of the teachers teaching, they have to follow the curriculum that the state tests are based off of.
500
Widespread public or professional movements based on new theories, data, beliefs, or strategies meant to change the education system for the better. Goals often address the development of better-achieving students or cost reduction in schools.