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Ch 7: The Modern History of Education in America - Teaching by Kato
Ch 7: The Modern History of Education in America - Teaching by Kato
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The increase in population after WWII resulted in the need for more schools and teachers.
True
False
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unable to read or write
illiterate
liiterate
nonilliterate
Barny
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move toward focusing on reading/writing/math
literate
national standards
back-to-basics movement
accountability
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Teaching methods that require students to show their abilities in subject areas
Project Head Start
standardized tests
educational standards
competency-based education
5
The great increase in births after the end of World War II
baby baby
baby oops
baby boom
bae bae
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During the 1940s-1950s, education in America ______.
A.reflected old ideas
D. saw many schools closing and teachers losing jobs
C. was affectedby world events and social change
B.changed little as World War II ended
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The Civil Rights Act of 1954 (during the Civil Rights Movement)___.
B. called for an end to segregation in schools
A.Was widely implemented in school districts
d. allowed for separate but equal education
C. required busing of students to balance schools
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public school operating with freedom from regulations that apply 2 traditional public schools
charter school
career clusters
Project Head Start
batman schools
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Education in two languages
even stevens
bilingual education
standardized tests
accountability
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Goal of Brown vs. Bd of Educ. of Topeka, Kansas was creation of separate but = schools 4 all.
True
False
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Title IX, 1972, prohibited discrimination based on race.
False
True
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Sixteen general career areas, each having a wide range of related opportunities
back-to-baby boom
Project Head start
global economy
career clusters
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Goals 2000 Act of 1974 included six educational goals to be reached by the year 2000.
True
False
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levels of knowledge and skills to be mastered in specific subject areas
competency-based education
national standards
national standards
career clusters
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The computer revolution ____.
caused students 2 fall behind n basic reading/writing skills
has caused too much emphasis on technolgoy in the classroom
began in the 1980s when every classroom had one computer
occurred due to the decline in the cost of computers
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Statements of students expectation set by national organizations/states/school districts
accountability
educational standards
global economy
career clusters
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The goals of No Child Left Behind included _____.
more choices for parents when choosing schools
decreased accountability for teachers and students
all of the above
decreased focus on math and science
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1983 report, Nation at Risk reported the rate of illiteracy in America had dropped
False
True
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The Equal Opportunity in Education Act _____.
prohibited discrimination based on gender
limited the educational opportunities of women
demanded equal pay for equal work for men and women
allowed women to be admitted to college
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Providing proof that standards, such as educational goals, are being achieved
national standards
accountability
competency-based education
standardized tests
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Launching satellite Sputnik by Soviets caused Congress 2 pass the National Defense Ed. Act.
True
False
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tests that measure students' performance compared to that of thousands of other students
global economy
competency-based education
back-to-basics movement
standardized tests
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interconnection of nations around the world through finance/international companies/trade
global economy
baby boom
bilingual education
charter schools
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fed. govt. program 2 help pre-k chlldren from low-income families develop skills 4 kinderg.
national standards
literate
back-to-basics movement
Project Head Start
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in the 1950s, many educators ________.
all of them
C. believed controlling environ., would produce smart sudent
B. used rewards and punishments to control students
A.ebraced B.F. Skinners's theory of behaviorism
