Purposes of Schools
Culture in Schools
School Choices
Grade Configuration
Mixed Categories
100

What is the definition of Academic achievements?

(Explain)

Academic achievements are short term or long term educational goals which have been reached

100

What is the meaning of dominant culture?

Dominant culture is what considered the social norm in a particular area or country

100

What are public schools funded by?

Public schools are funded by taxes

100

Before the age of 8, this learning stage is called _______ childhood education.

Before the age of 8, this learning stage is called early childhood education.

100

Your family culture is the _______.

(Give at least two answers)

traditions, habits, practices, and values your family has.

200

what is one of the three factors that contribute to academic achievements?

motivation, engagement, or belief in their own ability to succeed

200

Generally, societies consist of what three types of cultures?

dominant culture, subcultures, and countercultures.

200

What is the teaching method of Magnet schools?

Magnet school uses the tactile approach to learning. They go by “ Hands on- Minds on” to teach their students.

200

What is Head start designed to help break?

Head start is designed to help break the cycle of poverty

200

You are never entirely free from what?

Early influences/Family culture

300

Cultural learning can also be called ________ ____________.

Cultural transmission

300

What is a subculture?

Subcultures are values and norms distinct from those of the majority

300

Why do most parents decide on homeschooling their children?

Most parents decide on homeschooling their children because they fear to put their child into a public location.

300

What are the advantages of small high schools?

advantages of small high schools are less bullying, better friendships, and smaller classes.    

300

What does school culture include?

(Name at least two)

It includes the physical and emotional safety of students, the orderliness of classrooms and public spaces, and how a school embraces and celebrates racial, ethnic, linguistic, or cultural diversity.

400

Types of Academic Achievements are and are not limited to _________?

(There are 3 answers, just name one)

scholarships, awards for specific qualities or subjects, and inclusion in student-related publications

400

What is a counterculture?

counterculture is a way of life and set of attitudes opposed to what is considered normal.

400

Do most private schools focus on a certain religion?

Yes, Most private schools are faith-based or focus on a certain religion

400

Grades 9 through 12 focus on what skills?

(Name at least two)

Focuses on time management skills, leadership skills, and problem-solving skills.

400

What are the advantages of traditional high schools?

(Name one advantage)

Advantages of traditional high schools are better social skills and broader learning advantages.

500

what are five things that schools focus on while preparing students for employment?

(Name all 5)

teamwork, being future-focused, teaching complex thinking skills, preparations for colleges and careers, and round our curriculum

500

What can dominant culture refer to?

[Name at least two]

It may refer to a language, religion/ritual, social value and/or social custom


500

What are the six types of schools mentioned?

Public schools, Private schools, Homeschooling, an online school, Charter schools, and Magnet schools.

500

What do Montessori Schools focus on

Montessori schools focus on individual growth and achievements for each child

500

What are the cultural values mentioned?

Cultural values are the principles and ideals upon which an entire community exists.