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The obligation of schools and teachers to be held responsible for student performance
Achievement Gap
Site Based School Management
Accountability
Adequate Education
2
Annual sum of $ awarded by the federal government to a state or local government body to help fund a project or program
Corporate Educational Partnership
Categorical Grants
Block Grants
Spending Per Pupil
3
The state education agency that regulates policies necessary to implement legislative acts related to education
State School Superintendent
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Chief State School Officer
4
Which of the following is NOT a recommendation for using student achievement data?
Teach students to examine their own data
Establish a clear vision for schoolwide data use
Use data only for high-stakes testing
Develop a districtwide data system
5
What is the primary goal of Title I funding for schools?
To fund school sports programs
To improve educational opportunities for low-income students
To provide free lunches to all students
To increase teacher salaries
6
How does Finland's approach to standardized testing reflect their educational philosophy?
They have many standardized tests.
They only use project-based assessments.
They have few standardized tests, trusting teachers' judgment.
They focus solely on college entrance exams.
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What is the primary purpose of using student achievement data in schools?
To determine teacher salaries
To determine teacher effectiveness
To rank students against each other
To support instructional decision making
8
Relationship between schools and corporations; companies offer schools services and products
PTSO
Corporate Educational Partnership
Bond
Site Based School Management
9
Which of the following assumptions is associated with timed tests?
speed is an important factor in demonstrating knowledge
collaborative skills are crucial
memorization is the only valuable skill
creativity is the most important factor
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all test takers are required to answer the same questions and all answers are graded in the same, predetermined way
STEM Education
Standardized Testing
Project-based learning
Montessori Method
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Georgia School Superintendent
Miguel Cardona
Brian Kemp
Mitch Young
Richard Woods
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Which of the following is NOT a key characteristic of a democratic classroom?
Teacher-centered instruction
Open dialogue and debate
Student voice and choice
Collaborative decision-making
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What percentage of the total education budget typically comes from state funding?
47.6%
24.5%
10.3%
64.6%
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Which of the following is a responsibility of local school districts?
Allocating money to school districts
Certifying teachers
Creating a vision for the district
Passing state laws about education
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What percentage of the total education budget typically comes from federal funding?
Over 50%
Less than 10%
40-45%
25-30%
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Involves students working on real-world assignments over an extended period of time to develop knowledge and skills
Project-based learning
Inquiry-based learning
Flipped Classroom
Montessori Method
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What does the choice of a measuring device implicitly indicate?
what we believe is important to measure
the length of time needed for evaluation
the cost of the assessment
the difficulty level of the test
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Local real estate taxes (also cars and personal property) historically used to fund local schools
Sales Tax
Income Tax
Payroll Tax
Property Tax
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A set of educational resources and strategies that are sufficient to help students meet certain standards
Adequate Education
Site Based School Management
Accountability
NEA & AFT
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Which of the following is NOT a way businesses & industry typically get involved with schools?
Providing volunteers
Helping design programs related to business skills
Offering financial support for specific projects
Directly hiring teachers
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Why is choosing a measuring device considered a moral and philosophical decision?
It's purely a technical decision.
It can impact how students view their own worth and potential.
It has no impact on society.
It only affects students' grades.
22
combines science, technology, engineering, and math; characterized by hands-on, problem-based learning
STEM Education
Standardized testing
Montessori Method
Project-based learning
23
How can teachers help students learn from feedback?
by keeping it vague
by using tools like graphs and reflective questions
by providing it only at the end of the year
by comparing students to each other
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an approach whereby teachers adjust their curriculum and instruction to maximize the learning of all students
Differentiated Instruction
Flipped Classroom
STEM Education
Inquiry-based learning
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How often should teachers analyze student data?
As part of an ongoing cycle of instructional improvement
Only when required by administrators
Once per year
At the end of each semester
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certificate of debt issued by a government; used by communities to raise funds they need to build or repair schools
Block Grant
Spending Per Pupil
Categorical Grant
Bond
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How does a democratic classroom prepare students for active citizenship in a democratic society?
By focusing solely on patriotic education
By teaching only about the current political system
By discouraging political discussions in class
By promoting critical thinking and problem-solving skills
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Elected or appointed officials who determine educational policies for school systems
State School Board of Education
State Department of Education
Federal School Board of Education
Local School Board of Education
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These groups affect education policy and decision making at the national level mainly through the threat to strike
State Department of Education
NEA & AFT
Chief State School Officer
State School Superintendent
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What was the main goal of the "Race to the Top" program?
To standardize curriculum across all states
To spur and reward innovation and reforms in state and local districts
To increase federal control over education
To reduce educational funding disparities between states
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agency operating under the state board of education, accrediting schools, certifying teachers, etc.
Local School Board of Education
State Board of Education
State School Superintendent
State Department of Education
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U.S. Secretary of Education
Mitch Young
Brian Kemp
Richard Woods
Miguel Cardona
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What role does the school data team play?
Provide expert advice on data analysis
Hold staff accountable for using data
Supervise all data-related activities
Model using data to make instructional decisions
34
A child-centered educational approach that emphasizes hands-on learning, self-directed activity, and collaborative play
Montessori Method
Flipped classroom
Project-based learning
Inquiry-based learning
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State Governor
Mitch Young
Richard Woods
Miguel Cardona
Brian Kemp
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Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution indirectly makes education a state responsibility?
10th Amendment
1st Amendment
5th Amendment
14th Amendment
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Differences in learning & graduation rates among schools, often linked to differences in school populations & funding
Adequate Education
Achievement Gap
Spending Per Pupil
School Funding Gap
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What percentage of the total education budget typically comes from local funding?
72.3%
24.8%
16.2%
43.9%
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School districts with lower levels of income from property taxes with students who need a higher level of services
Adequate Education
Achievement Gap
School Funding Gap
Spending Per Pupil
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pupils complete readings at home, and work on live problem-solving during class time
Project-based learning
Flipped classroom
Inquiry-based learning
STEM Education
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Teaching & learning method that encourages students to investigate problems and solve them through active participation
Project-based learning
Differentiated Instruction
Montessori Method
Inquiry-based learning
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Average amount of money a school district spends to educate one student for a year
Student Grants
Adequate Education
Spending Per Pupil
Categorical Grant
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Federal financial aid to local school districts from state or federal agencies for specific purposes
Categorical Grant
Bond
Block Grant
Spending Per Pupil
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What is typically the largest source of local funding for schools?
Sales Tax
Business Tax
Property Tax
Income Tax
45
Forsyth County School Superintendent
Miguel Cardona
Richard Woods
Brian Kemp
Mitch Young
46
A school governance method that shifts decision making from the central district office to individual schools
Site Based School Management
Adequate Education
Accountability
Corporate Educational Partnership
47
Responsible for carrying out the mandates of the state board of education and enforcing educational laws and regulations
Local School Superintendent
State Board of Education
State School Superintendent
State Department of Education
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Which three levels of government are responsible for public schools?
State, local, and municipal
Federal, state, and county
Federal, county, and city
Federal, state, and local
