Intro to Teaching, Ch 10 - Standards, Curriculum, and Accountability

What denote stages on the path to achieving standards?

Which of the following was not historically used as evidence of teacher effectiveness?

Systematic curriculum development is more effective than trial and error.

A tool to help students understand what criteria will be used to judge their performance is ...

A _____'s job is to transform standards into enriched learning experience.

The Old Deluder Satan Act ordered every town of what size to provide an elementary school?

Curriculum changes made at an earlier time can co-exist with newer curriculum changes.

As part of the Common Core Standards, a uniform definition of curriculum was developed.

Classroom performance assessments are usually developed by

Agreements between states to honor licensure to teachers licensed in other states is

It is widely agreed that the use of standardized tests accurately reflects student learning.

Which term is the way schools, teachers & students can show they have met standards and goals?

Curriculum development is a _____ process.

What are some measures by which teachers are held accountable?

Which of the following is an area in the new STEM initiative?

National standards do what?

Students read from _____ in the first schools in Massachusetts.

Which term best describes "a point of curriculum accomplishment"?

Which Common Core standards have been criticized for being "a complete mess"?

Trial and error is not the most effective curriculum development process.