Final Exam Review

Classroom teachers have the major responsibility for all of the following EXCEPT

Most court cases related to teachers evolve from either liberty interests or

What type of power do state boards of education have?

The term assessment is derived from the Latin, assessio, which means to

set of standards that describe knowledge and skills that students need for success describes

Martin: I did my job. No one can say objective wasn't met. After many students failed activity

The governmental unit empowered by state law to administer the school system of local community

Which one following serves as liaison between state dept of education + local school districts?

Teachers @ Thunder Ridge High believe students can learn meaning they will support all EXCEPT

The legal responsibility to establish standards is at the level of

Students can best demonstrate the standards they can meet in real world settings through

The Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution

Few states have programs based on documents =Curriculum Frameworks. Documents shaped around

The Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution

The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) is designed to

When assessments are interwoven into standards, the assessments become

Freedom of speech, religion, and press and the right to petition is ensured by the

The court decision that struck down the separate but equal doctrine of 1896 was:

Summative evaluation is used to

All of the following changes are required when linking assessment to standards, EXCEPT

Krista showed this: by the end of class, students'll measure+calculate item's areas+volumes.

The State Department of Education job involves making sure school buses are safe is due to its

The legality of any interpretation of state law that governs education is determined by the

What is the legal status of academic freedom for teachers?

All of the following are questions from the Lemon Test, EXCEPT

The authority to employ teachers typically lies with the

Involving each school in a school district in decision-making on issues like budgeting, is

Community priorities has greatest effect on the value placed on which one in the school?

As standards- based education is implemented, teachers must transition from

No Child Left Behind require states have standards on what child should know for all grades in

What has historically been the primary source of local revenue for schools?

One of the shortcomings of the open-space design of school architecture is that

"Student should specify location+describe spatial relationship using geometry+other systems."

The first set of national content standards was developed by the

All of the following are requirements of FERPA, EXCEPT

The Individuals With Disabilities Act (IDEA) assists children with disabilities by

In what way does the Fourteenth Amendment apply to education?

The effort to produce taxonomy of educational objectives of effective domain was spearheaded by

Norm-referenced tests do all of the following, EXCEPT

Powers not given/ banned to US by Constitution are reserved to the States or people is part of

Nobody make/enforce law=prevents privileges...of citizens; nobody strips them...w/o due process

The Civil Rights Act states that no person may be excluded from participation due to

Which one lists levels of Bloom's Taxonomy in correct order from the simplest to most complex

The primary purpose of teacher certification is

What does the foundation concept imply?

Title IX programs are intended to

One problem of statewide textbook selection procedures in large states is

Critics of the self-contained egg-crate concept of traditional school architecture contend that

Recently the role of the principal has been expanded to include

The legal authority to operate local school systems is given to local boards of education along

If each teacher were allowed to choose his or her own curriculum

What is the main advantage of using property tax for school funding?

A major limitation of property tax is

Segregation that does not result from laws or school policy is called

What is a foundation level?

A majority/a person of majority not given certain rights due to treatment given to minorities..

It's vain for standardized test results validly reflect student until the standard type's there

All of the following are true of Bloom's Taxonomy EXCEPT

Some sets of standards include dispositions such as

The ACT and SAT tests are examples of what kind of assessment?

Student essays, projects, portfolios, journals, and observation checklists are

As an instructional approach, standards-based education places which statment at the center?

Letters to the Editor=newspaper written responding to article on funds. Statement that agrees?

All of the following are roles performed by an intermediate unit of school organization, EXCEPT

Some theorists believe that all true assessment is ultimately

All must go with opportunity-to-learn standards in order to help improve student goals EXCEPT

Legally, the primary responsibility for education belongs to

Title IX states that no person may be excluded from participation in school activities based on

A person who is supervised by another person has a type of organizational relationship known as

standard-based ed.=involve stakeholders. Los Alamos S.D. invite to create new curriculum EXCEPT

A good example of a capstone/summative assessment is

No one can say objective wasn't met. I did my best teaching. :Sanela after teach french verbs

the success/failure of students to achieve=the performance of the classroom teacher is against

Direct instruction can take all of the following forms EXCEPT

US Schools criticized for compare analogy. curriculum=river 1 mi. wide+ 1in deep. This stresses

All of the following are usually considered co-curricular activities EXCEPT

All provides teachers with the right to have a voice in employee/employer relations, EXCEPT

In law, the final authority at the school site is the

Formative assessment is used to