Proof that standards have been met

What is one positive reason to use standardized tests today?

they provide data based on a large number of students

A Standardized Test is

Tests that measure students score compared to a larger group

Which of the following best describes the common school movement?

Early schools funded by the state

What did the Brown v. Board Supreme Court Ruling Declare

segregated schools were, by nature, unequal

The practice of gender bias in any school activity that is funded by federal dollars is

Title IX of the Equal Opportunity in Education

Which of the following is one of the main purposes of the progressive movement?

To make America a better and safer place to live and work

Goals 2000 set eight standards in place, which of the following is NOT one of those goals

Decresing the emphasis on math and science

studbud

Reforms in Education

15 termsStudBud Administration58 plays

Quiz on Educational Reforms for Teaching as a Profession High School Students

Flashcards15 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 15

Answers

1
Accountability Is
Organizations or societies to improve life
Proof that standards have been met
Tests that measure students' performance compared to others
Guidelines of what students should know
2
This reform put in place opportunities for students to gain career experience in pathways
Educational Standards
Career CLusters
Accountability
National Standards
3
What is one positive reason to use standardized tests today?
They do not consider outside factors such as home-life
they provide data based on a large number of students
they can be overwhelming
they put undue pressure on students and teachers
4
A Standardized Test is
Tests that measure students score compared to a larger group
Tests that end a unit
Proof that goals are being achieved
Guidelines of what a student should know and be able to do.
5
Which of the following best describes the common school movement?
the first form of education for Americans
created in response to the civil rights movement
Early schools funded by the state
owned by common people and only commoners could attend.
6
AYP is a part of which educational Reform?
Goals 2000
No Child Left Behind
Equal Educational Opportunity Act
Project Head Start
7
A federally funded program designed to help low income families of preschool children
Back to Basics
Charter Schools
Project Head Start
Bilingual Education
8
What did the Brown v. Board Supreme Court Ruling Declare
Schools were separate but equal for male and female students
segregated schools were, by nature, unequal
Separate but equal schools were constitutional
Segregated schools were equal for all students
9
The Morill Acts of 1862 and 1890 provided for the establishment of
Common Schools in New England
Mulitcultural education in the public schools of the north
Land Grant Colleges
Segregated but Equal schools in the South
10
The practice of gender bias in any school activity that is funded by federal dollars is
Title IX of the Equal Opportunity in Education
Brown v Board
Chapter 8 of the 14th Amendment
Title 1 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act
11
Which of the following is one of the main purposes of the progressive movement?
To make America a better and safer place to live and work
To reform corrupt politicians
To regulate small businesses
To allow more children to work in factories
12
What does AYP stand for?
Adequate Young Potential
Adequate Yearly Progress
All Your Progress
All Year Program
13
Goals 2000 set eight standards in place, which of the following is NOT one of those goals
Increasing Teacher Preparation standards
Increasing Graduation Rates
Starting school ready to learn
Decresing the emphasis on math and science
14
A Plan for children with disabilities to help them succeed in school is
554
IEP
ICP
IFSP
15
The court case that determined that separate but equal schools had no place in education was
Morill vs Froebel
Plessy V Ferguson
Brown vs Board of Education
Old Deluder vs. Satan

Reforms in Education Flashcards | StudBud