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100
True or False: Educational policies are generally under the jurisdiction of the states? (pg. 188)
True
100
Reduction in the functioning of a particular body part or organ, or its absence? (pg. 193)
What is disability.
100
the process whereby a minority cultural group takes on the characteristics of the majority cultural group? (pg. 191).
What is cultural assimilation.
100
a school that is formed by a group or parents, teachers, or other community members with a shared educational philosophy and that is authorized? (pg. 190)
What is a charter school.
100
Emergency plans should be made for these (list four)? (pg. 204)
What is natural disasters, severe weather, fires, bus crashes, school shootings, bomb threats, medical emergencies, student or staff deaths, acts of terror or war, outbreaks of disease or infections, and chemical or hazardous material spills.
200
What does the text say successful schools do? (pg 206)
What is develop partnerships with families and communities.
200
Something that hampers a person--a disadvantage or hindrance? (pg. 193)
What is handicap.
200
the idea that society should socialize diverse groups to blend into a common culture? (pg. 191).
What is melting pot.
200
A public school that offers special educational programs, such as science, music, or preforming arts, and draw students from different neighborhoods by choice? (pg. 189)
What is magnet school.
200
"Behaviors by individuals that intentionally threaten, attempt, or inflict harm on others?" (pg. 200)
What is violence.
300
A consistent pattern of behavior and performance by which an individual approaches educational experiences? (pg. 205)
What is Learning Style.
300
A form of communication between school and family, developed by the group of people (teacher, parent, and other involved personnel) responsible for the education of a child with special needs? (pg. 195)
What is IEP (individualized education program).
300
mutual appreciation and understanding of various cultures and coexistence in society of different languages, religious beliefs, and lifestyles? (pg. 191)
What is cultural pluralism.
300
A certificate issued by the government in the amount the local school district would normally spend on a given child's education. Which parents can apply towards tuition at a private school or used for reimbursement for home school expenses? (pg. 189)
What's a school voucher.
300
"An unstable or crucial time or state of affairs in which a decisive change is impending, especially one with the distinct possibility of a highly undesirable outcome?" (pg. 203)
What is crisis.
400
What are the three areas children feel connected with their schools through?
What is School Size, Discipline Policies, and Student Friendships.
400
An Act passed in 1990 that provides federal money to states and local agencies to educate children with disabilities ages 3 to 21? (pg. 194-195)
What is Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
400
Requires school to take appropriate action to overcome language barriers of students who cannot communicate in English? (pg. 192)
What is the Equal Educational Opportunity Act.
400
The type of education that believe it is the parents' right to control their children's education and to teach morals and values as they see fit? (pg.190)
What is a Home-Based schools.
400
Mitigation/prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery are the four phases to this? (pg. 204)
What is crisis management.
500
What are 3 ways children benefit from small class sizes? (pg 210)
What is greater understanding of peers, increased cooperative behavior, more teacher monitoring, more thorough feedback from teacher, quicker resolution of disciplinary problems.
500
The educational philosophy that all children are entitled to participate fully in their school and community? (pg. 195)
What is inclusion.
500
Promotes transmission of values & behaviors. Traditions, rituals, and religious institutions reinforce the values taught in families? (pg.193)
What is religion in socializing children.
500
Mandates that all students meet certain proficiency standards in basic subjects, pass achievements, tests, and that schools meet certain health and safety requirements? (pg. 188)
What is No Child Left Behind Act.
500
Lack of motivation and self-discipline, antisocial behavior, violent behavior, and reduced school attendance are associated with what? (pg. 199)
What is substance abuse.