ED 300

The process of teaching is known as:

Description of your beliefs on teaching and learning:

What children learn as they go to school and are part of the school community and classroom:

A type of school operated by a religious group:

The art and science of teaching is known as:

An explanation to how learning occurs is called a:

Term used to match a teacher's attributes, values, and disposition and the demands of teaching.

A website utilized by teachers of Alabama to locate lesson plans is:

A scoring guide for an authentic or performance assessment is called a:

Case in which the U.S. Supreme Court outlawed segregation in public education:

Federal report indicating schools were in trouble and needed reform focusing on the basics:

Term used to emphasize the collaboration of teachers, students, and administration

An assessment asking students to perform a task is known as:

Collecting data to see what your students know:

When a teacher has a reaction to prolonged stress resulting in exhaustion and withdrawing.

Learning theory stating knowledge is actively built by the learner and the teacher facilitates.

A type of school that flourished in the New England colonies in the 1600s-1700s:

A teacher education institution that began in the 1830s was known as a/an:

The basic organization of the school (values, culture, and practices)

Period of time when No Child Left Behind mandated standardized testing in math and reading.

The act of making observations, posting questions, and conducting research is known as:

A teacher who consistently reflects on classroom lessons and modifies teaching practices:

The largest teacher organization and other education professionals - over 3 million members

Placing students in different groups or classes according to ability is known as:

International teachers' union - over 1.3 million members

Belief that learning involves interaction between learner and social environment:

Learning theory stressing the importance of response to reinforcements:

Philosopher known for Progressivism and believed students should be active learners:

A public, tax supported elementary school started in Massachusetts in the 1820s:

The "Father of the Public School" is:

Colonial women transformed their homes into schools known as:

Law requiring students with disabilities receive a free public education:

A performance based assessment for teacher candidates aligned to the InTASC standards:

Philosophy where knowledge should be learned by the core academic disciplines:

Funding for public education providing better education for high poverty areas:

Organization structures of the brain, helps one to make sense of the world:

Education in the fine arts, such as painting and music is known as:

The explanations to the mental processes that occur during learning:

Nation's largest early learning professional organization:

Student centered learning synthesizing new ideas with prior knowledge:

Teachers are life-long learners. They attend workshops and courses known as:

Philosophy that believes knowledge is represented by the great works of literature and art:

Education Act of 1972 that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex:

Educating students with disabilities in regular eduation classrooms is known as: