What is the eaqual opportunity act of 1965?

you can't be discriminated because of of race,gender ot religons

What are educational standards?

guidelines defining what students should know and be able in each grade

What was the purpose of career clusters for students?

To develop neccesary skills identified for general career areas

What is a Charter School?

A public school not operating with rules of traditional schools.

What did Project Head Start do?

Prepare low-income children to succed in kindergarten.

What is the definition of literate?

Someone able to both read and write

What did the Civil Rights Act of 1954 do?

Outlawed segregation in public schools

How did baby boomn effect education?

Increaase in number of babies led to increase of schools and teachers

What is the main focus of Title IX

Eliminating sex-baseed descriminiation in schools

What is competency based learning?

Framwork for teaching and assessment of learning

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What is the eaqual opportunity act of 1965?
eqaul rights for only teachers
you can't be discriminated because of of race,gender ot religons
equal rights
equal rights for only christIans
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What are educational standards?
standards that are optional and the teachers don't have to follow
standards set by the nation that each student has to achieve
guidelines defining what students should know and be able in each grade
3
What was the purpose of career clusters for students?
To give them more social time
Provide fun classes
To develop neccesary skills identified for general career areas
Help children decide what career they want
4
What is a Charter School?
A school that measures students performance
A public school that operates without electricity
A public school that operates with taxpayer money
A public school not operating with rules of traditional schools.
5
What did Project Head Start do?
Give housing and food to low-income and struggling families.
Provide extra help in education for special needs student.
Prepare low-income children to succed in kindergarten.
Help verterans get back to everyday life.
6
Education in two diffrent languages is
Higher-Education
Polyglothic
Bilingual-Education
Baby Boom
7
What is the definition of literate?
Someone able to both read and write
Someone who is able to write, but not read
Someone who is able to read, but not write
Someone who is unable to read/write
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When someone is providing proof that standards, such as educational goals are being achieved it's called _________
Standardized Test
Project Headstart
Responsibility
Accountability
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What measures student performance compared to thousands of other students
Competency-based Education
Educational Standards
National Standards
Standardized Test
10
What did the Civil Rights Act of 1954 do?
Outlawed segregation in public schools
helped all students be ready fro kindergaten
desegregated buses
led to Brown v. Board of Education
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What year did the Back to Basics Movement begin?
1983
1921
1994
2002
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How did baby boomn effect education?
There was too much schools so they wanted less
Increaase in number of babies led to increase of schools and teachers
They needed to have less educated students at school
They needed more students
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What school do you attend?
Bearden
Fulton
Hardin Valley
Farragut
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What is the main focus of Title IX
Eliminating sex-baseed descriminiation in schools
Enforcing that women can play any sport with a male counterpart
Women's voting rights
Job oppertounities for women
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What is competency based learning?
Framwork for teaching and assessment of learning
when students are taought with expectations of achieving a specific outcome
assessment of reporting of student preformance
teachers going to school for a longer period of time to become a teacher
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What word mean unable to read or write?
Bilingual
Competency
Illiterate
Literate

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