History & Evolution
Principles
Curriculum
Implications
Free Choice
100

The founder of the Bureau of Educational Experiments

Who is Lucy Mitchell?

100

In these schools, growth and development focuses on

What is the whole child?

100

The learning environment in this curriculum is

What is a dynamic environment?

100

Education is a vehicle for promoting

What is social justice?

100

What is the last name of your presenter?

Lewis

200

The year that the Bureau was founded

What is 1916?

200

Cognitive function can not be separated from

What is the growth of interpersonal processes?
200

The teachers task in this approach is

Consider, analyze, and integrate meaningfully

200

Teacher has a deep knowledge of

What is subject matter

200

What chapter is being presented

chapter 12

300

The Bureau later became known as

What is the Bank Street College of Education?

300

How many principles are there?

What is three?

300

The core content area of this approach is

What is social studies?

300

What is needed for teaching?

Understanding of childrens learning and development

300

Allow children to construct knowledge through interactions with

The neighborhood and community

400

Mitchell was strongly influenced by

Who is John Dewey?

400

Essential to human motivation

engaging actively with the environment

400
This concept guides the development and education of the learner

What is a democratic society?

400

The teacher should continue to grow as

person;professional
500

In 1919, she became the founding director of the Bureau's nursery school

Who is Harriet Johnson?

500

The image of self is both

What is image and instrument?

500

Bank street advocates this of approach to assessment using this taxonomy to examine teachers design of curriculum

broad;SOLO taxonomy

500

What does teaching require

What is a philosophy of education?