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1
Argued that thinking can be taught and that knowledge exists at 3 levels: facts, basic ideas, and principles/concepts
Ralph W. Tyler
Jerome Bruner
John Dewey
Hilda Taba
2
What did the Supreme Court establish in its 1974 Lau v. Nichols decision for schools?
Bilingual education is mandatory in all public schools
Schools must provide equal funding for all language programs
Provide meaningful education to students regardless of language barriers
Not required to make special provisions for non-English speaking students
3
In the post-pandemic school environment, school officials prefer to see more counselors and social workers in schools.
False
True
4
NBPTS stands for?
National Board for Psychological Theories in Society
National Board for Physical Technology status
National Bills for Parents Teaching Statistics
National Board for Professional Teaching Standards
5
To be eligible for reduced lunch, a family income must fall below?
120%
150%
130%
103%
6
5-step problem-solving method: encountering problems, defining, collecting info, making hypotheses, and test solutions
Dolly Parton
Hilda Taba
John Dewey
Jerome Bruner
7
Prior to 1965, Immigrants allowed to enter the U.S. were primarily people from northern and western China.
True
False
8
How does existentialism differ from other educational philosophies?
It stresses the importance of tradition in education
It emphasizes students' agency and choice in learning
It focuses primarily on standardized curriculum
It prioritizes group learning over individual growth
9
Cultural capital refers to the advantages possessed by individuals from the culture’s dominant social groups.
True
False
10
A fifth-grade teacher smiles broadly at students who ask questions after being called on; Same teacher ignores students
Edward Thorndike
Betty White
Grant Wiggins
Howard Garner
11
Which of the following is most often utilized as an indicator to gauge student achievement?
Raising the bar
Standardized Test
College readiness
Reading level
12
What matters according to data from the National Center for Education Statistic Surveys
observation of other classroom
Pedagogy
Practice teaching experience
Teaching Methods
Feedback of their own teaching
All the above
13
To maintain the professional behavior of teachers, all states have professional standards boards.
True
False
14
Curricula are influenced by opinions, interpretations from field experts, federal and state policy, and students'
False
True
15
What was the primary goal of Native American boarding schools established in the late 19th century?
To assimilate Native American children into mainstream American culture
To provide vocational training specific to tribal needs
It challenged federal laws to create equal rights for indigenous students
To prepare Native American students for leadership within their tribes
16
First identifies what students should first understand, then plans authentic and engaging lessons to reach benchmarks
Edward Thorndike
Grant Wiggins
Jerome Bruner
Hilda Taba
17
Which philosophical perspective emphasizes that truth is what works in one place and time, but might not work again?
Pragmatism
Metacognitive
Essentialism
Idealism
18
A Teacher expecting students from lower-income families to graduate and go directly into the workforce is engaging in__?
Self-fulfilling Prophecy
Wishful Fulfillment
Cultural Appropriation
Expectation Management
19
4 basic ideas for curriculum: defining objectives, establishing and organizing experiences for maximum effect, revising
Jerome Bruner
Ralph W. Tyler
John Dewey
Hilda Taba
20
Students complete daily math drills, receive a small reward each time they improve their speed and accuracy (Ivan Palov)
False
True
21
The diversity of the teacher population mirrors the diversity of the student population.
False
True
22
How did Mendez v. Westminster relate to the later Brown v. Board of Education case?
It challenged federal laws while Brown challenged state laws
It addressed higher education while Brown addressed K-12 education
It had no connection to Brown v. Board of Education
It served as an important legal precedent challenging "separate but equal"
23
Which federal legislation makes it illegal to treat students differently or separately based on gender?
Title IX
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Title XIV
Title IV
24
The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act requires transportation for homeless students to stay in the school of origin
True
False
25
What is the PRIMARY difference between family involvement and family engagement in schools?
Involvement in PTA meetings
Engagement means collaborative work
Involvement means participating in planned activities.
Red and Blue
26
A portfolio is a collection of your work, including papers, projects, lesson plans, and assessments.
True
False
27
Which of the following factors will influence the salary you will receive as a teacher?
Number of students in class
College hours
Alternative teaching certification
Geographic location
28
Pre-School is the grade level at which the school-to-prison pipeline begins?
True
False
29
Women and girls often struggle to balance their masculine and feminine traits.
False
True
30
A benchmark is a description of performance required to meet a standard at an expected level.
True
False
31
When students authentically mix two or more languages in everyday conversation without adherence to social constructs.
Translanguaging
English Learning
Dual language
Multilingualism
32
Multicultural education is a construct that integrates diversity, equity, and cultural histories of student experiences.
True
False
33
______ teaching is based on the premise that culture influences the way students learn.
Acceptance
Culture positive
Tolerance
Culturally Responsive
34
Performance assessments are ____.
The placement of students in MTSS
Mediocre work of a student's previous basic skills test.
An assessment task that shows a student meets benchmarks and standards.
Knowledge and skills in development
35
Plyer v. Doe (1982) ruled that a state could deny unauthorized students a public education.
True
False
36
Putting aside the norms of the dominant, white middle-class expectations is asset based education
False
True
37
Centering backgrounds, history, & experiences in curricula to make teaching meaningful is Culturally Relevant Pedagogy.
False
True
38
When teachers say they are "colorblind," they are implying____.
Racial tension is high in the classroom
Students are either white or black
Students are treated equally regardless of skin color
They only see two colors
39
According to Jerome Bruner, which THREE modes are used to store information in memory?
Enactive, iconic, and symbolic
Active, emotional, Abstract
hysical, mental, and emotional
Concrete, abstract, and symbolic
40
PDK Poll showed Americans view public education as ____?
Poorly
Don't care
Neutral
Highly Favored
41
Their view of whether ideas or physical reality is primary is the main difference between idealism and realism
True
None of the above
Partially accurate
False
42
The number of immigrants obtaining permanent residence during the past decade is approximately 1 million per year.
True
False
43
Creating a parent-teacher healthy communication is good for the well-being and academic progress of students.
None of the above
True
Sometimes
False
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Curriculum incorporates cultural backgrounds and experiences to make lessons meaningful, Culturally Relevant Pedagogy.
True
False
