EDU 110 Final Exam Review

What are the levels of questioning in Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy?

______ organizes schools around the concerns, curiosity, and real-world experiences of students.

Which is NOT one of the types of learning styles? 

Which type of reaction do teachers use most often according to research?

In a perennialist classroom, greatest importance is placed on ______.

What did Horace Mann do for Education?

What is the purpose of the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (commonly referred to as the Buckley Amendment)?

Freedom of religion condemns ______ participation in prayer, religious observances, or the pledge of allegiance.

_______ is when a teacher spends more time than necessary to correct an infraction of classroom rules.

Which of these is a teacher centered philosophy of education? 

Those who support multicultural education say that students of color and females

What is "tracking"?

Which of the following is true about Charter Schools?

The leading advocate of behaviorism was _____, who did much to popularize the use of positive reinforcement.

Existentialists learning is self-paced, self-directed and includes ______.

Which of these classroom strategies can help teachers understand a manage student anger and aggression?

All are an importance of extracurricular activities and academic subjects except 

An approach to teaching in which instructional activities are organized in response to individual learning differences.

A voucher functions as

When is classroom management noticed?

Charter Schools must demonstrate improvement in student performance or they can be closed.

Curriculum is a set of courses, and their content, offered at a school or university.

According to Mary Budd Rowe’s research on wait time, How long do teachers usually wait for student responses?

What does Academic Freedom mean in the education system?

A term used when a teacher stops one activity, begins a new one, and then returns to the original activity is called?

Which of Howard Gardners Multiple Intelligences has the "Ability to discriminate among living things..."

In education, ______ organize their schools around books, ideas, & concepts that focus on themes that span the ages.

 What should a teacher do if she/he suspects a student may be a victim of child abuse?

Which is not a reason why standardized tests are not working?

When copying published material, teachers must adhere to _________ laws.

What are some behaviors that occur when a teacher increases wait time?

______ teach the accumulated knowledge of our civilization through core classes in the traditional academic disciplines.

 A teacher may use copyrighted material in class in all these situations EXCEPT

Cases of educational malpractice have usually been rejected by courts because

Campbell's Law says the more important test scores become, the more likely it is that people will cheat. 

An exception to the general rule that students and teachers feel safe at school; they are 3x more likely to feel unsafe.

 A school which attracts students by offering one or more specialized program is called

Howard Gardner created the Multiple Intelligence Theory.

The trend of businesses taking opportunities to make schools profit-making enterprises is called

Teachers may feel stressed without _______.

One aspect of Authentic Assessment is that students are encouraged to _____ on their school work.