Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
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What are three disability categories?
What are autism, emotional disturbance, and deaf-blindness.
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What ended discrimination against Asians?
What is the Immigration Act of 1965.
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What is the school board officials predominantly made of? (race, gender)
What is white males.
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What was the name of the stimulus package that aided in the reformation of education?
What is Race to the Top.
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What did the United States v. Bhagat Singh Thind (1923) suddenly dismiss?
What is caucasian as a definition of white persons.
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What school was founded in 1879 for Native American students?
What is Carlisle Boarding School.
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How do charter schools differ from public schools?
What is they are exempted from local and state rules.
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What was the goal of Race to the Top?
What is to shape education policies to meet the requirements of federal guidelines.
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What does inclusion refer to?
What is integration of children with disabilities into regular classrooms.
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What was a major disability that students had, which schools couldn't find teachers for?
What is Limited English Proficiency.
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What is a "Failing-School Choice?"
What is if a school is not making an adequate amount of progress, the parents may choose another school for their child.
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What is categorical aid?
What is money provided to support specific federal programs and legislation, such as NCLB.
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What are two reasons why the Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act was important?
What are... 1. Established a major precedent for federal control of American publicity. 2. Turned the federal office of Education into a policy agency.
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How did Delgado v. Bastrop ISD affect schooling for Mexican Americans?
What is the school declared segregation illegal in Texas.
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When are transfers allowed in the public schools?
What is when a school is determined as persistently dangerous and when a student becomes a victim of a violent crime.
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What are some things low test scores affect?
What are how teachers and principals are paid, instructional time in the classroom, profits to make the test and the real estate market.
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What does the Fourteenth Amendment provide under Equality of Educational opportunity?
What is everyone should be treated equally by the system and everyone should have equal access to that education system.
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Who did the Naturalization Act of 1790 restrict citizenship to?
Who is whites only.
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What are two reasons parents choose homeschooling for their children?
What are... Religious convictions, positive social environment, academic excellence, specific needs of the child, curriculum choice and flexibility.
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Why do we need educational standards?
What is to ensure all students, no matter where they live, that they are prepared for success in postsecondary education and the work force.