education in the 1990s to now

Question 1

Teaching towards standards.

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Competency-based education-

Question 2

What is a con of the no child left behind act?

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Too much emphasis on test cores and does not appreciate other improvements.

Question 3

technical and academic courses- to prepare students for a successful transition from high school to college/work force

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Programs of Study

Question 4

Kids from different states and schools are learning the same thing and are given the same opportunities.

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False

Question 5

designed to give measures of student's performance compared with that of a large number of other students.

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Standardized Test

Question 6

Educators can use career clusters and Pathways to design and create Curriculums.

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True

Question 7

Education is like a staircase, Each grade level gives skills that you have to learn before stepping to the next one.

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True

Question 8

Unlike today, computers played a minor role in learning. But that changed the...

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mid-1990s

Question 9

Finance,international corporation,trade link economies of nations around the world particularly those of major countries

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Global Economy

Question 10

guidelines defining what students at various levels should know and be able to do.

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Educational standards

Question 11

Common core standards are not like benchmarks for education in mathematics and English language arts.

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False

Question 12

After five years of failure, what is required for a school to do?

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ALL THE ABOVE

Question 13

Standards are learning.

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False

Question 14

The Central goal for education is to prepare students to succeed in...

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Work

Question 15

What are the goals the no child left behind act wants to achieve?

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ALL THE ABOVE

Question 16

What is an AYP target?

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State measure of yearly progress toward achieving state academic standards.

Question 17

measurable proof that schools and teachers were providing high-quality education.

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Accountability-

Question 18

Standards are consistent from school to school and match up with international standards as well.

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True

Question 19

Performance in their subject area.

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National Standards

Question 20

What does NCLB stand for?

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No Child Left Behind

Question 21

Technology was a big part of the 1990s, changing the way people...

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Communicated, receive info, shopping, run business, and education.

Question 22

A public that operates with freedom from many of the regulations that apply to traditional public schools.

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Charter School

Question 23

How many computers were there for a whole school during the late 1990s and early 2000s?

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200

Question 24

Children don't need help from parents teachers and their community to succeed.

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False

Question 25

Career Clusters develop a program of study,

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Preparing students for an easy transition from high school to college/work

education in the 1990s to now

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education in the 1990s to now

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